Rating 4.6 14 reviews
Manufacturer: Canon
price $1,248.00 - $1,657.59
Lens configurations
harveynorman.com.au
5 years ago

Moving on up!

This is a great entry level - prosumer choice for people looking to bump up their photography and video work. I've migrated from the Sony Alpha series and have no complaints so far.
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harveynorman.com.au
5 years ago

Great product for price

Great beginner camera for a great price! I recommed it to anyone who wants to get started with dslr
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harveynorman.com.au
5 years ago

Eaay to use value DSLR

The Camera is exceptional in quality for a beginner it is easy to set up.
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harveynorman.com.au
5 years ago

Great beginners DSLR

Purchased the Canon 850d with the lens kit. As a beginner, it is a great dslr to learn from and very happy with the product. User friendly functionalities is a bonus.
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JB Hi-Fi
5 years ago

love my camera

I am so happy with my purchase considering I had not seen in in real life and took a chance. So very happy
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JB Hi-Fi
5 years ago

850D Excellence

The best mid-range professional camera for the avid semi pro photographer for the price
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harveynorman.com.au
5 years ago

Always loved Canon cameras

My transition from a Sony back to Canon, which I have always loved, has been quite easy. I love the light weight body of the camera and wish I had this years ago when travelling overseas.
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ePHOTOzine
5 years ago

Canon EOS 850D DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens 850DKIS review

Compared to cheaper Canon and Nikon DSLRs, the Canon EOS 850D offers a better specification with quicker continuous shooting at 7/7.5fps, as well as more focus points, and 4K UHD video recording.
Pros:
  • Wide EF/EF-S lens range, Improved continuous shooting speed (7/7.5fps), Improved battery life (800 shots), Second command wheel added, Great image quality and colour reproduction, 45 AF points
Cons:
  • Strong crop with 4K video and digital IS, Price is a little high (compared to 250D), Doesn't match features/specifications of mirrorless cameras
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Amateur Photographer
5 years ago

Canon EOS 850D DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens 850DKIS review

Andy Westlake discovers whether Canon’s latest DSLR has what it takes to succeed in a world increasingly dominated by mirrorless cameras.
Pros:
  • Small and lightweight for a DSLR, Wealth of external controls and excellent touchscreen interface, Good-sized, comfortable handgrip, Performs really well in live view
Cons:
  • Tiny, inaccurate viewfinder, Small, fiddly rear control dial, Behaves completely differently between viewfinder and live view, Slow, clunky focus point selection when using the viewfinder
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Camera Jabber
5 years ago

Canon EOS 850D DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens 850DKIS review

Putting aside the limitations imposed upon its 4K video capability, the Canon EOS Rebel T8i / EOS 850D is a potentially attractive sub-£850/$750 DSLR. Its build is very plasticky and it doesn’t feel very robust, but it’s lightweight and easy to carry with a good control arrangement and excellent...
Pros:
  • Excellent AF systems, Vari-angle-touchscreen, Compatible with a huge range of lenses and accessories
Cons:
  • Lightweight but feels very plasticky and not robust, Crop applied to 4K video, Mirrorless rivals offer more for the money
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