Canon EOS 100D kit 18-135

Its size!

You just need to change the standard kit, even though you can use it if there's no Lavandoz. To 17-85 or better immediately 15-85 (ideal for crop). I personally liked the 100, previously used quite a few Canons like 400, 450, 650 but the 100 surpassed with its size, weight, new processor, the video is quite good for a beginner, the sensor is convenient and modern, in short, I'm pleased with the price and quality. I took an L 24-105 from a friend, the photos compared to the kit are like night and day (I thought after this I'd get myself a 24-105, but for crop the L is not the right level lens. I tried a 17-85 which is definitely better than the kit, but something is missing + it's a bit of a dust magnet. I read, watched, and decided to go for 15-85), for a wedding I borrowed a 50 1.4 from a friend, the photos are just super, like I became a pro, and here's where it hit me that when buying a camera, consider the sensor size and never be cheap with optics. I was lucky to have many friends to try different lenses of different levels. I liked the 100, would love a full frame of course but no funds for that yet)) but if I do switch, it'll be to full frame because I compared it with 60D crops which are mid-level between beginners and pros and didn't feel much difference, but the difference with full frame is more noticeable, and I decided to move on to full frame where you really feel the difference from the first moments of interaction))) I took Mark 2 and let me tell you guys, it's a bomb. Haven't tried other full-frame equipment, but compared to crop it's really night and day, although the price is 4-5 times higher)) Better buy an external flash. The built-in one doesn’t cut it if you're exploring caves just like all integrated ones.

Pictures are of high quality even in auto mode. I master manual settings and it turns out even better. Shoots quickly, sharpness is induced quickly and accurately. Cool touch screen - you can quickly and conveniently view, zoom in and out of pictures. Settings can also be changed through the screen. I was afraid that it would be heavy and bulky, but it turned out to be in vain. You can’t put it in your purse, but it didn’t become a big burden either. Hands do not get tired with it, a little more than 600g of weight is like a regular 10 inch tablet. Convenient control even for a small hand, I got used to it quickly. Shooting in RAW allows you to edit the photo later on the computer. The camera works for a long time on a single battery charge. I shot a lot in the cold, but the charge remained full.