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There is no issue getting a discontinued body if it meets your needs. It will still get support, there just isn't a reason for them to keep making more of them. Also, if the lens is the only reason …

This is a general purpose lens and not a particularly wide angle lens. It isn't a bad lens, but it also isn't a particularly great lens. The longer the focal length range of a lens, the more comprom …

It depends on the camera, but generally the JPEG is shown and the histograms correspond to the JPEG as well. RAW isn't actually an image file, it is sensor data. Without further image processing it …

The 18-135 is a jack of all trades lens. It exchanges price and quality for more versatility. Generally, a longer range of focal lengths requires more lens elements and more compromises in terms of …

The easiest poor man's way would simply be to take a simple trigger that works off a circuit closing. Remove the switch, wire up a bunch of additional switches in series and the circuit won't be comp …

Any EF or EF-s mount lens will fit on the Canon 600D. Tamron, Sigma and several other manufacturers make lenses that are compatible with EF mount cameras and the 18-270 you are talking about should b …

The difference between an EF-s lens and an EF lens is only that an EF-s lens does not project a big enough image circle to cover a full frame and may stick too far in to the camera body to be used saf …

If it isn't saving to the card when you put it in, either the card reader (in the camera) is dead, the card reader on your computer is dead, the memory card isn't formatted, or the memory card isn't c …

The Batch Capture feature in Adobe Premiere is for use with Firewire based camera control and video capture. The 600D does not have a firewire connector and thus can not be used with Premiere's batch …

In general, most camera LCDs are much higher contrast and much higher saturation than a general purpose computer monitor. They are tweaked this way because it makes the images look more vibrant on a …

The question would be why is it taking a long time when using the optical viewfinder. Different metering is used for optical (using the metering sensor) since the mirror is down vs direct measurement …

It shouldn't, PDAF occurs before any metering adjustments are made because the quality of focus is directly dependent on the available light. Focusing should occur with the aperture wide open before …