Canon 70D is it better ?

[lingaesh]

H guys i hav plan to buy canon eos 70D, kindly give ur suggestion on my decision. thanks in advance.

[Donald]

H guys i hav plan to buy canon eos 70D, kindly give ur suggestion on my decision. thanks in advance.

The Canon 70D is a very good camera. I assume you plan to purchase this with a kit lens supplied with the camera.

The only reason to question your plan would be if you already owned a DSLR camera and lenses from another manufacturer (e.g. Nikon). If you do, then it does not make sense to switch systems.

[keveos]

The 70D is a a great little camera,in my opinion it is better than the 7D,which I have owned in the past.Great value camera and I would not hesitate to recommend it.

[bnnrcn]

I have a Canon 70D too and I'm happy with it What camera do you currently own?

[lingaesh]

first thanks for ur reply, ha ha this is my first one binnur. few months back only finished my course.

[lingaesh]

hi donald, how r u, thanks for ur reply. i dont hav any other gear, fact this is my 1st one so no issues

[lingaesh]

hi guys, am facing out of focus problem in my canon 70d, some times all my images or lookin little out of focus when zoom in in laptop monitor, but looking in lcd panel its better. what's the reason guys kindly guide me to get rid out of it. and suggest me which MANUAL AF POINT IS BETTER FOR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AND WHICH METERING MODE. THANKS IN ADVANCE

[Ossyphoto]

Out of focus can be caused by a multitude of different things,incorrect depth of field relates to an aperture problem, movement by the subject relates to shutter speed problem. In accurate focusing relates to an operator problem, without knowing your settings it's difficult to assess your problem

[chauncey]

should keep ya busy for a while...https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ng+a+canon+70d

[lingaesh]

Out of focus can be caused by a multitude of different things,incorrect depth of field relates to an aperture problem, movement by the subject relates to shutter speed problem. In accurate focusing relates to an operator problem, without knowing your settings it's difficult to assess your problem

shutter speed 200 aperture 5.6 ISO 400. this is the setting when the photograph was taken

[Donald]

shutter speed 200 aperture 5.6 ISO 400. this is the setting when the photograph was taken

I think it would be very helpful if you would post an example. If we could see one of the pictures in which this is a problem, it is more likely to assist people in providing an answer.

If you need any help in getting images posted into your message, then please do read the helpful guide that walks you through how to do it. Click HERE to read the thread.

[lingaesh]

thank u Mr.D herewith i have enclosed a pic i took

[xpatUSA]

thank u Mr.D herewith i have enclosed a pic i took

i see no pic on my comp scrn

[Dave Humphries]

thank u Mr.D herewith i have enclosed a pic i took

Hi Lingaesh,

If you successfully uploaded the pictures somewhere (e.g. TinyPic), you forgot to put a link to it in your post here, so we cannot see it.

Full instructions are in the link Donald gave.

Have another go - good luck, Dave

[lingaesh]

oh am sorry, ill give one more, thank you so much for responses

[mknittle]

oh am sorry, ill give one more, thank you so much for responses

Don't feel bad it takes most of us a couple tries.