New DSLR

[Sandhu1100D]

Hi I currently have a Canon EOS 1100D camera and use it for aviation and sports photography however I would like something more rugged and a bit more advanced now.I am considering the Canon EOS 60D but it is above my budget of around £500-£515 so am not sure but was thinking about the 600D or 650D,could you recommend something.

[Chris Cool]

Hi

You won't go far wrong with the http://www.photographyblog.com/revie...s_600d_review/ or the http://www.photographyblog.com/news/canon_eos_650d/ Both good middle of the road DSLRs.

And don't forget. Post processing is an important part of photography and should be used to sharpen and enhance pictures taken with your camera. If you don't have an imaging editor, then use the one in my signature below. There are http://ictpublish.com/pixlr/ to get you started. The most useful is the http://ictpublish.com/pixlr/Videoes/...06_Levels.html and for even more adjustment. The http://ictpublish.com/pixlr/Videoes/...07_Curves.html is a must (it's my favourite all-in-one adjuster). My Resize-Crop-Sharpen tutorial below, will get your pics ready for the internet or whatever

Cheers!

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The 650d would give you 5fps which maybe very useful for your type of photography

[Sandhu1100D]

The 650d would give you 5fps which maybe very useful for your type of photography

Yep that's what I was thinking about thanks!! Might just save up for the 60D

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the 60d has been around a bit now and does 5.3fps there is the much rumoured 70d that may well be out soon

[Michael Topham]

Have you already invested in Canon EF lenses and would you be totally against swapping systems? Presumably you'd like to stick with Canon if you can find a body that meets your requirements and fits your budget?

[Sandhu1100D]

Have you already invested in Canon EF lenses and would you be totally against swapping systems? Presumably you'd like to stick with Canon if you can find a body that meets your requirements and fits your budget?

Hi Michael yep I have and am looking to buy the EF 70-200 F4L soon so swapping systems can be ruled out as I am very happy with Canon and will stick with them.Since my 1100D is doing good,what I will do is buy the 70-200 F4L then get to grips with it and get the 60D at the end of this year