I purchased the T5i with the 18-135mm lens kit. I LOVE the camera, but wasn't completely satisfied with the lens for my purposes. If you are on a budget the kit lens is capable of giving you great close up and wide angle/zoomed out shots, and for most people I can see this being a good starter lens...

Sharp rotatable display; Great touch screen brings ease of use; Very good picture quality; Full HD video with impressive quality; Very solid camera construction

Autofocus speed in Live View; Almost no innovation by the model change

this product is awesome, Create high-quality pictures, Full-HD videos, Explore different shooting angles, Track and shoot fast moving objects, lens is very light, if you have any pain in the arm or neck so no need to hold the bag on them but you can attach the bag on your belt.

every thing; Create high-quality pictures; Full-HD videos; Explore different shooting angles; Track and shoot fast moving objects; lens is very light; if you have any pain in the arm or neck so no need to hold the bag on them but you can attach the bag on

nothing

I have had many problems with this product. I will write an extensive review when I am certain the poor photographs I produce with this camera are a result of the camera and or myself. In the mean time, I would recommend moving up a grade rather than buying this camera.

I recently purchased the T5i as a upgrade from my Rebel Xsi and I am really pleased with it's performance and features.

I did a lot of research comparing DSLR for features, pros vs. cons, etc. and ultimately for the price. Although a full-frame sensor is preferred for professional photography, I would not label myself as such and decided a crop-sensor like on the T5i would suit me and my purposes of snapping photos...

Very easy to use; Great reviews online like YouTube and readable articles

RAW format for this camera is supported on Adobe Camera Caw 7.4 which is Photoshop CS6/CC+ or Lightroom

My t5i is the perfect starting DLSR and the accessories they include rock! I was really surprised not only by the number of accessories, but the way the accessories work together is changing the way I use my camera.

The basics The Canon EOS 700D is a brilliant piece of kit: along with its 18-megapixel sensor, it boasts a quiet focusing lens, an easy-to-use touchscreen, a simple button layout and supreme video skills, but is it too much of a good thing?

First of all, I would say that I've got this camera since last year. And I think it is one of the best purchases I have ever done. I like filmmaking and this camera brought me plenty ways to enjoy my passion.

Quality/Price and Touch LCD Screen

I would say the battery lifetime

Upgraded to this from a canon 350D which was long overdue. I am very pleased with the quality of the pictures and the back screen makes it very clear as to what the settings are for each shot.

Nice balance, looks good, pre-programed features suit me, sharp picture. I bought this to replace my Canon G9 and Video camera. Wrong move the pictures are sharper then the G9. I should have realised that it used a mirror not a digital eye piece, which means that when you take video you use the...