Everyone can use this camera easily. Very simple al features and very easy to setting so nothing hard for new user.the great about camera are excellent in low light and long battery life any many more.

Easy To Use; Excellent In Low Light; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Battery Life; Great Resolution; Nice Features and Settings

Screen Too Small

The Canon EOS 650d delivers top speed along with excellent image quality, and supports smooth video autofocus when paired with the right lens.

Canon 650D is a very well-rounded DSLR with plenty of features for novices and enthusiasts.

price

Feature-packed entry level camera

great featuers; high res; high ISO; fast shutter

nothing really

Love my camera. There are so many to choose from so it's hard to know which is "best". I love this one. The auto mode does a great job so you instantly get so much better pictures and have that professional touch to them. The colours, contrast and tones to the pictures are vibrant and jut stunning.

I purchased this camera kit during the extended boxing day sales as an upgrade to my Canon T1i. For picture taking I didn't find the T4i to be much of an improvement over the T1i, but I was impressed with the other features/improvements.

Everyday I am amazed by the Quality & Performance of this DSLR. Bought on Special but would have been woth the full price, Also bought a 40mm STM lens to go with it.

As one of my first cameras, i got to say this one was a great camera overall. Very easy to use, and the touch screen was a very convenient feature added to the model.

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I wanted a good quality camera so I could photograph my life, the people that are around me, nature,

Takes crystal clear good quality pictures when being used properly; and easy to use

Broken when I recieved it; Kind of bulky to carry around everywhere

I'm lucky enough to get to use pretty much all DSLR, when students bring them on my workshops, and I have to figure them out in order to explain their functions. I use 450Ds as loan cameras, and 5D for myself, but I was pleasantly surprised at this little camera from Canon.