Canon 1200D (Rebel T5) vs Nikon D3300 - Which one should you get?

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The BBC have a text book for the voice and he does not follow it.

[@ronnkenan1088]

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[@Sitti2300]

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[@DigitalrevTV]

Last time, we compared Nikon's new top dog to Canon's flagship DSLR with the help of a paparazzi. This week the battlefront has moved to the entry level, as Canon's 1200D (a.k.a. Rebel T5) goes head to head with Nikon's D3300. Which one should you buy? Watch this video to find out.

[@AlvinLuMusic]

I buy Canon APS-C cameras because in video mode, you can control the aperture unlike Nikon's entry level counter part.

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[@discount319]

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[@barbaraturner4135]

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[@catmania5373]

DigitalRev TV The Canon EOS Rebel T5 and Nikon D3300 are the newest entry-level DSLRs from the two largest manufacturers.

[@kartikbansal6439]

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[@cooloox]

Very well said!!

[@simondtaylor]

I've had a Fuji 6500fd bridge camera for a number of years because I couldn't afford a DSLR but wanted a near-dslr experience and I wasn't disappointed. I've just bought an EOS 1200D because it was the best deal for the money including a twin lens pack with both 18-55 and 75-300 for just under £300 from Curry's. The D3200 and D3300 both offer some great features, but for an entry level user I wanted to get more glass for my money :)

[@cooloox]

Simon Taylor Good decision. There's nothing worse than being limited by focal length. I know we can use our feet, but some things are simply out-of-reach, meaning we still can't get close enough by walking. I don't think you're missing out on features of any great significance. I still believe, from what I've seen, the 1200D takes better images. Every video showing samples from the D3300 shows underexposed shots. That would drive me nuts.

[@Elton131095]

Ahah true Kartil - I agree fully with you. I bought me a 1200D with 18-55mm 75-300mm lens for $700AU on March (2-3 months ago). My first DSLR camera. I use to have Canon Powershot SX50 HS but the pics were alright. Pics on the 1200D is just way better. I want get upgrade my lens to 18-600+mm lens.

[@MultiJohn300]

He is mental man chinese or bala bala.

[@tempjohn1111]

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[@NEDCODEV]

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[@TheM6]

These 2 cameras aren't comparable. The 3300 is more advanced than the 1200. The 1200d is way more entry level than the Nikon. Compare the Nikon to the 600D and then it make sense because they're similar.

[@LordsSky]

The M6 The 600D is more expensive, it doesn't make sense to compare them at all. The 3300 and 1200 are in the same price bracket.

[@TheM6]

What? They are around 400 euros each, and even if it was a bit more expensive by 10-20 euros more, it make a perfect sense to compare them. I know this because I own a 600D, and my friend have the D3300, there are some differences, but they are more comparable.

[@LordsSky]

Current lowest UK price for 3300: £259.99. Lowest for the 600D: £364.99. They are not in the same price bracket, and a video showing "Oh hey this camera that is £100 more expensive is way better" is completely useless.

[@yes100yessireebob6]

Wow, a lot of hate for the canon 1200d, don't be swayed by the negative comments, if I show you a picture from both, you CAN NOT tell the differences. The only way to spot differences is to apply professional grade testing, and why would you be using either of these ENTRY level cameras for professional photography? It's just ridiculous fanboy propaganda, if you like the Canon($50 cheaper), buy the Canon. If you like the Nikon($50 more), buy the Nikon. Unless your printing for billboards, or cropping every photo, the mega pixels aren't that important over 12mp. Either camera is perfect for dslr beginners, and both blow away any point and shoot camera. Never buy bridge cameras, they are a waste of money. Just enjoy photography!!!! 🙌

[@mreggbird]

How bout filming? I'm really consider the one or the other.

[@AdaptFPV]

D3300 is way better for video

[@Nathanallenpinard]

The T5 is actually 150 cheaper right now.

[@Corruptness]

And yet this is still better and CHEAPER than the newer Canon T6i

[@rolandlimanaj6046]

sure its better

[@EddyForero07]

I still have and use and love my EOS 500D AKA t1i, and honestly does the same sh**T as these two, takes great pictures. Dont waste money on upgrades.

[@samsamrielly]

money is better spent on lenses for sure, but you will need to upgrade sooner or later, not to one of these though, the difference is too minimal.

[@blackjohnny0]

Canon! Why? Because it works with manuals and all Canon lenses. Nikon sucks. You want 50mm? You have to buy G, not cheaper D, because AF doesnt work. Yoy want Samyang? Oh, you will not have light measurement... Canon also makes better video.

[@samsamrielly]

Um, that's partly false loool. All AF Canon lenses have focus motors within the lenses and not the cameras whereas Nikon have focus motors within most of their lenses except the early D models which were designed to be used with camera's at the time which all had focus motors, every Nikon has the motors above the d5000 range because Nikon don't expect people who buy the cheap camera's to purchase their 20 odd year old lenses. Any lens made by Nikon since 1959 will work whereas Canon lenses only work from 1987 which lessens the range significantly. Besides, the G is a better lens than the D. Yeah Canon tend to have better video, I'll give em that but neither company is better than the other.

[@blackjohnny0]

Sam Rielly So half of all Nikon cameras dont work with Nikon D good and cheaper lenses. With manual lenses you dont have light measurement. Thats what you calling working with all Nikon lenses? Nikon just dont give a fuck about their clients. I would never go Nikon again, if i know all that, before i jumped into DSLR. Pentax making the best cameras, but second hand is pretty small in Poland, if we talk about lenses. Canon is ok, have light measurement with all lenses and AF with all Canon lenses. Good video. I dont know about Sony. Probably also good video mode. Maybe a lot of nice manual lenses after Minolta.

[@samsamrielly]

How about you don't buy D lenses and actually get a decent Nikon e.g. D7000 - D800 and some good modern glass with nanocrystal coat, extra low dispersion and VR. For a lens under £100 can you really ask for light metering or whatever, it is literally Nikons cheapest lens. Yes, Sony is often regarded as having the best video in their camera's due to the extensive experience the company has with such technology, however Sony did make the D800 sensor which has sharper video than any Canon DSLR but unfortunately not in low light capability due to it's 36mp sensor.

[@blackjohnny0]

Sam Rielly Yea, maybe immediately D4. And i will paid for it with air. Lol. I can buy cheap Canon and have no problems. And this video is about D3300 or 1200D. So yea, Canon is just better in this option, because of lenses and video.

[@BarnET0]

You don't get light measurement with samyang lenses on canon either. Just with Pentax. I would pick the Nikon 50mm f1.8g over that craptastic canon any day. They are simply not even close in any regard. The Nikon is not that expensive too. And then the video..... Less frame rate options moire and aliasing. Canon without magic lantern is nothing special in video. Look at the Panasonic mirrorless options if you want video. You can actually use the.viewfinder while filming. And the GH series are simple breathtaking in sharpness. You can also adapt all those old MF lenses. And with peaking on the g6 nailing focus is child's play.

[@Simalacrum]

I'm a Canon user, but... yeah, in this case the D3300 is clearly the superior camera. Truth is though, they're both absolutely fine for a beginner. Neither will disappoint. ...I would go for a 700D/D5300 as a beginner, though, nobody (beginners included) should really get these cameras. :P

[@Brandster315]

not entirely true i have friends who got a dslr and ended up just junking their camera away cuz they don't have the interest, i guess this kind of cams are good from looking at this point

[@oBCHANo]

The 5300 as a beginner? Really? It doesn't really do anything of importance better than the d3300, at best it's a waste of money for a beginner that instead could get a decent lens.

[@BarnET0]

oBLACKIECHANoo 14bit raw tilty screen that is larger. More options in the menu like bracketing and time-lapse. 39 point af module for much better tracking. The d5300 is a big step up.

[@BarnET0]

oBLACKIECHANoo 14bit raw tilty screen that is larger. More options in the menu like bracketing and time-lapse. 39 point af module for much better tracking. The d5300 is a big step up.

[@EdmontonRails]

Canon low light performance and dynamic range is disappointing.

[@DuendecS]

Thanks for the video. Got the D3300

[@davinjohnson1110]

going to purchase my d3300 shortly

[@davinjohnson1110]

purchased

[@wonny5855]

Davin Johnson How is it? I prefer more Canon for its looking and ui but 108060fps makes me fo for nikon..

[@liangyu]

Where is the lovely Alamby?

[@ElginLee12]

Alamby already moved on...a long time ago

[@liangyu]

Lee Elgin Nah , is it because Kai married :)

[@gragrn]

***** Alamby left DRTV in October 2013, she moved back to Australia and lived happily ever after.

[@gragrn]

***** I believe her last video was the Iphone one, if that helps?

[@liangyu]

***** You miss her too much

[@mikerhinos]

I'm not interested in any of these 2 DSLRs. But I blue thumbed the vid anyway ! Why ? Because that's a new DRTV video, and I love all of them ! DRTV is like Apple : you don't really need it, but it's so good...you want all of them. Except that I have all of DRTV on KZbin, and 0 Apple stuff, because I have no money :s And for the cons : Where the f*ck is Alamby ???!!! Come on it's been months since we didn't see her ! No explanation ever ! I want Alamby back.

[@mynameisesteves]

You're simply saying that DRTV is overrated shit when you compare it to apple xD

[@HyralProductions]

Alamby left DRTV a couple of months ago.check out Alamby's fb and Twitter page for more info

[@samsamrielly]

Alamby brought very little to the show anyway....

[@EatChowAzz]

Sam Rielly but she's pretty funny asian baby face XD

[@acousticems]

Canon guy here as well. I'd advice anyone going for canon NOT to buy this camera. A used 600D ,for example, is a much better deal.

[@HB45175]

Yep, the 1200D is to get people into the Canon family, a 600D is much better but it's also used and out of warranty.

[@gaganpreetsingh2665]

what are you saying there is hardly any difference between 600d and 1200d they both use same sensors image quality is also the same ,same view finders ,same processors only difference is 600d has some more focus points has a high res screen flip screen a mic input ,,,, but these dont afect your photography ,,,1200d is much cheaper so i think its a better buy than 600d

[@haiqalamran4905]

why acousticems ? please elaborate more . i'm beginner

[@1barnet1]

gaganpreet singh The 600d has better LCD Sensor cleaning Tiltyscreen 4 fps instead of 3 Better build body larger viewfinder The 1200d has a higher model number and a more recent release date. Which is worth nothing in the field.

[@EdmontonRails]

Nikon gives much better performance and a better build quality and design than canon in their beginner DSLRs, much better deal than Canon.

[@zztyyppizz]

1200D is totally waste of money. :p even tho im canon guy

[@cooloox]

Funny comparison. I love the way you ended with "The D3300 is clearly the best camera here" and yet the only side-by-side comparison you showed - it was crap and underexposed. Show some real evidence if you are going to make bold claims.

[@manvink8443]

I've bought the Canon 1200d this week :3

[@ashishmathew2561]

oi..manvi..wts up..remember me..what a coincidence.. i got d3300..

[@markssmallengines3542]

So 3 years on...how have your cameras hold up guys?

[@profhamse5]

Is it Good or Not Good bro

[@sinbadsaluja3219]

@@markssmallengines3542 i have nikon d3300 for 5 years and still rocks for wedding photography

[@josh885]

Personally If you are interested in photography as a hobby I think you should skip both of these and buy at least at the D7100/70D level if you can afford it.

[@AirflowAviation]

The reason I bought the Canon over the Nikon is because I had a $400 max limit, the Canon was on sail for $300, the Nikon was on sail for $550. If they were both the same price, I would get the Nikon. I'm going to buy a pretty damn good lens (55-300mm) soon, hopefully that will help me.

[@solrobinson9423]

on sail what is it a boat

[@EpicWaterDrop]

I bought the 1200D and I'm really enjoying it! (edit) - I have Purchased the 70D and an L lens as well as a Tamron. I don't think I'm no longer a nub?

[@cooloox]

EpicWaterDrop I have 4 Canon cameras and one is the 1200D. I bought it as a carry anywhere as it is so compact and lightweight when it was only $250 body-only on special. If you buy a Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 lens you will be amazed at the sharpness and detail you can get from such an entry level camera!

[@EpicWaterDrop]

cooloox Yeh I got a canon zoom lens EF 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 and its just amazing for photos of birds.

[@cooloox]

EpicWaterDrop That's great to hear. When you buy a DSLR photography suddenly becomes addictive. The same with a nice mirrorless camera too.

[@joeyreagen3231]

I got a 50mm f/1.8 stm for my 1200d and I lOooooOve it!

[@cooloox]

yayjoey That's great to hear and a really good lens too, especially for the price.

[@SonarWavePulse]

Or just get a Pentax K-30/50 for more features, weather sealing, and a better price tag

[@and.ptk92]

Totally agree!

[@HB45175]

Can't match the aggressive pricing of Canon, I looked up the Pentax (because nobody in the real world knows that brand still exist) and a K30 with a kit lens is much harder to find (here in Europe) and hence more expensive.

[@Lofote]

Or buy a modern camera, that does not have a flippy mirror ;)...

[@and.ptk92]

LofoteNo one wants a toy camera!

[@Lofote]

Putuca Andrei Kids want toy cameras. But I am not talking about those.

[@JonatanCarmi]

I've just bought a Canon 1200D -_-

[@JonatanCarmi]

***** I guess... However, for more zoom and wide-angle I will surely have to get a new lens...

[@cheatingthesystem21]

Jonatan Carmi As with any DSLR! Welcome to the world of buying glass hahah :/

[@JonatanCarmi]

cheatingthesystem21 I know!!! Don't rub it in!! :'-(

[@PaulHojda]

Even a crappy 1200D can take fantastic pictures with a good lens and good light, but most importantly, a good photographer

[@echt114]

Jonatan Carmi After he told you not to?

[@thanhngo3667]

i bought nikon's D3300, it's better than Canon!

[@cooloox]

Thành Ngô OK, show us a few images from it and I'll show some from a Canon EOS 1200D. Let's compare and see which camera produces better quality. Are you up for it?

[@faith5584]

cooloox Hey if you do it let me know. I'm buying the Canon T5 so I'd love to see that.

[@faith5584]

cooloox And any tip's on how to use it?

[@cooloox]

SheDragon Liontamer Have you bought a T5 already and if so, with which lens? I'm happy to give you any tips, what would you like to know and what kind of photos are you going to be taking?

[@faith5584]

Not yet I think I'll get it in about a week. And I'm new. This is my first real camera. I take pictures all the time on my phone and I Love setting up different areas like a photo shoot . But its a Tracfone so picture quality's not so great. lol So honestly any tips and tricks would help. Thank you for being so helpful. :)

[@Alexandra-Rex]

Here in Norway, the Canon 1200D is a lot cheaper than the Nikon D3300, but the D3300 is as expensive as the Pentax K500. Why not have the K500 in there as well?

[@JessDemant]

Get a mirrorless camera

[@samsamrielly]

Fuck no.

[@samsamrielly]

Interestingly I'm getting a mirrorless camera this week...... ://// but that's because they far excel in video I shan't be using it for photography, DSLR's are still ahead for that.

[@DriveCancelDC]

Sam Rielly APS-C mirrorless > APS-C DSLR. The a6000 has better auto focus, burst rate & IQ than any DSLR in its price range. I shall refer you to this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6GbfJKumcScrbc#t=808 - 13:31 (though in fairness, a6000s are about equal in IQ to Nikon due to sensor sharing, but much better than Canon) Canon's latest 7D Mark II is beaten out by sensors used in entry level Nikon DSLRs and many of Sony's mirrorless cameras. You can check DXOMark and TheCameraStore's test of the 7D II to see that. (they show it vs. the D3300, and it loses for image quality) Tony Northrup came to the same conclusion. Things have improved a lot since the Nex 3, lens selection is still an issue but if you can look past that there's zero reason to go DSLR (APS-C). Mirrorless is not *quite* there for full frame yet (auto focus needs more work) but APS-C is pretty much conquered - unless you need the 7D II's slightly better AF & access to Canon's lenses for sports photography, the 7D II is so expensive though, I'd rather just get a full frame camera at that price point. It's insane that the 7D II is $2000 and has worse IQ than $400 Nikons.

[@samsamrielly]

Just gonna say there is something incredibly dodgy about those dxo mark scores, they seem to shit all over canon and favour Nikon to ridiculous extent, putting the d3300 ahead of the 5D mark iii is absolutely absurd it just is.

[@JessDemant]

I wonder why! That's because Canon can not keep up with the sensor technique, compared to Sony's sensor which is in many Nikon cameras, so actually it's not hard to understand!

[@manukivela]

Easy guide to picking between Nikon & Canon: Buy what your friends are buying. You can share lenses and other equipment.

[@SchneiderStudios]

Don't waste your money on entry-level cameras. Simple.

[@eleventhphotograph]

What does a mom need from mid-high-end cameras? Why wouldn't these work?

[@bassl0va]

eleventhphotograph She should get a bridge camera then

[@BarnET0]

Uhmm no. An bridge would give you smartphone image quality. Besides 3 rather good but too complicated models.

[@bassl0va]

BarnET0 There's no point in getting a DSLR and using it as a point and shoot. If you need a DSLR then you may as well get a decent one. Even something slightly older like a 600D or something

[@joykconlive6705]

bassl0va 600D is also entry level

[@bryantav6843]

If this is one of your first Dslr cameras get cannon t5 you have a better price with an extra lens If not you have had other cameras get Nikon because lenses don't matter to you. Cuz you have better ones.

[@NOSfusion]

Is this a serious comparison? The Nikon shoots 1080p 60FPS video while the Canon shoots 1080p 30FPS... HD video recording is a big thing these days.

[@cosmicoyster9622]

not so big for photographers. I barely use video.

[@cooloox]

A big thing for whom? If video is your thing then buy a dedicated video camera which is ergonomically designed for the job. You've been watching too many iPhone reviews where they try to con you that slow motion is such a great feature. It's a 5 minute novelty.

[@NOSfusion]

cooloox 60FPS is not slow motion... Please tell me more things I've been doing wrong since you seem to know what's right. Most KZbinrs shoot with a DSLR, such as a Canon 7D or greater. Since I cannot afford a 7D I thought a D3300 would suffice.

[@cooloox]

NOSfusion If you shoot at 60FPS and play back at 30FPS you get 1/2 speed slow motion.

[@NOSfusion]

cooloox Touché. But KZbin allows 60fps now for HD videos so I would like to play it at full speed.

[@jeembomb]

waiting for my D3300 to arrive in the mail and i'm very very excited!! :)

[@wessamhamadneh9877]

at my place the d3300 was way expensive but the d3200 and the 1200d were same price .not huge difference between 32 and 33 really.BUT THANK GOD I GOT THE D3200 ...better built quality, better fps,better LCD,waaayyyy better image quality and prefer the button position on Nikon.Nikon lenses better quality than canon.way better ISO sensitivity and 24mp of awesomeness

[@Spud799]

+Jaden Abed Nikon D3300 is much better than the old D3200

[@sergtrav]

+Jaden Abed всё waaaaay better, а покупают всё равно Canon. Да шо же это такое-то?

[@najeebyounossi]

This was supposed to be a camera comparison not a comedy show. The worst part is that it sucked as both

[@EatChowAzz]

Najeeb Younossi here is the digitalrev's uniqueness they put a review/comparion video + comedy... and it's great !

[@najeebyounossi]

Everyone has the right to their opinion. I have mine and you have yours

[@freddierowe-crowder7178]

The canon is shit it was my first dslr and I'm glad it's gone

[@Scugnizzu]

kai,please,the way you hold cameras hurts me

[@OxKing]

Nice beginner video. loled about that noise joke. :)

[@olive0eyes0]

hi DigitalRev TV could you guys please request Canon to make a new 24-70 f2.8 lens with IS at a reasonable price circa £700. plzzz i'd prefer canon's red rings over tamrons option. i believe your voice is taken notice of by Canon considerably compared to the rest of us common sheep

[@johngriffin1159]

I hope this is a joke. Do you really think that Canon would make a new lens because of you. And I know Kai's voice is great but that will not make the slightest difference. They probably have to consult all the parts of their company just to approve a new neck strap design. And one more thing a cheaper 24-70mm f/2.8 would make the L 24-70 obsolete so they would lose money.

[@Razor2048]

The D3300 would be the ultimate entry level DSLR if nikon could get some of their developers to help port magic lantern to the nikon cameras, in addition to adding full support for lua scripting.

[@masonmethot3186]

Why do you need Wi-Fi in your camera?

[@joeyreagen3231]

To move photos from the camera to a mobile device

[@masonmethot3186]

yayjoey Is that the only use?

[@persianempire5417]

+mason methot no but that's the main one

[@RosyjskiCzogista]

+mason methot - Streaming photos and first preview on a better screen. - Remote Shutter (and advanced remote control in Canon DSLRs). - Additional, big and handy Live View screen (a smartphone).

[@BboyTimmy]

+mason methot yeah pretty much to transfer photos from camera to smart phone wirelessly, but in my opinion isnt a necessity, if anything it holds back. i wouldnt want a device that does TOO much.

[@vaibhavmugulavalli3366]

Reasons to go Canon:Easier UI,Cheaper,Vast cheap lens options,smaller flange distance(can adapt more vintage lenses),Lighter Reasons to go Nikon:Better grip design,Better burst speed,Better ISO sensitivity,Better AF Ig they both have their merits but I’d take the nikon if I was doing something like wildlife for landscape.It’s grip is farrr better and this comes from a Canon user but I do like the lenses on Canon

[@xavierng1771]

I have no idea why you guys have not give the nokia lumia 1020 camera. You guys already reviewed a 8 megapixel camera on the iphone.

[@samsamrielly]

Good point, I'm not surprised but they should. However, megapixel count means nothing above 10 or so megapixels, lower megapixels on a phone or any device will benefit it due to the low light performance, it's why the HTC One was only 4mp

[@illiiilli24601]

Sam Rielly i thought around 12 and 14 was the current need

[@xavierng1771]

Sam Rielly The megapixel count does not help with the low light performance. It's the size of the pixel.

[@illiiilli24601]

Xavier Ng Lower megapixels normally mean bigger pixel size, because of the size of a phone body.

[@samsamrielly]

Well yeah, but lower megapixels on a sensor size that would be the same for most smartphones would mean better low light performance.

[@geek49203]

The official non-fanboy answer is... Buy the COMPANY that you want. 'Cause the minute you buy one of these, you're gonna start looking at lenses and stuff, and then you're in the "Canon" or "Nikon" camp. Both cameras are made as entry level cameras to get you to BUY LENSES, and in a couple of years, most people will want to trade up. And you don't want to have to buy all new len$e$ do you?

[@hanzcruz7620]

1200d, why? Better video recording than a nikon with a potato type of video recorder...

[@defjulz]

+hanz cruz lolwut

[@pluspol]

I think you shouldnt compare the d3300 and the 1200d the d3300 is (in my Country) 560€ and the 1200d 460€ you should rather compare the d3300 and the 650d/700d. And yes i shoot Canon but i accept that the d3300 is better than the 1200d but in my opinion they are not good for comparison

[@RareMade]

I hope to see a Canon 5D Mark III vs Sony a7 vs GH4 would be a nice video!

[@ChengHooSew]

New to DSLR? get anything beside Canon and Nikon. Or just don't buy DSLR. Get mirrorless.

[@mewguy69]

5:21 like for Asian eyes

[@christiangracz5151]

In the End its always what you prefer and what you need. The result will be the same so it doesn't matter what you buy.. Its about what you like using because that helps you to in learning photography. But its important not to look only at the beginner camera also important what which brand has to offer when you wanna upgrad and what you like since switching brands always may be hard take long or be expensive. So dont only look for the present also the future

[@MoysyTech]

Yes but the 1200D is a lot cheaper so you can afford more glass

[@highvis_supply]

the price difference between the canon and the nikon isn't even enough for the canon ef 50mm f1.8

[@MoysyTech]

depends where you get it

[@HB45175]

Gundamrules301 You must live in a Nikon-friendly area of the world, I checked and currently there's a 1022 SEK difference here in Sweden between a kit 1200D and a D3300, a Canon 50 1.8 lens is only 795.

[@MoysyTech]

exactly same thing here in England. i would rather have another lens than something like 2 more fps. for sports at that speed i would rather use single shot because i would be more likely to get the shot.

[@highvis_supply]

well, for me at least, the price difference is too small to go for the 1200D, nikon has a much better sensor (check out the dxomark scores) which is the main thing for me. Also, to be honest, I would rather buy a last generation canon dslr as they are built better, have exactly the same sensor/processor and cost just as little.

[@j.c.osorio-barahona8317]

I just bought the Canon T5 Rebel for my daughter's Christmas present. Its gonna be her first camera. I bought Canon because I am from Panama (Central America) and down here we only have support for Canon. Otherwise I would have bought Nikon I think... Anyways I believe either camera its gonna be enough for her...

[@ehab007bob]

since 550d canon didn't do any real improvement to their entry level cameras

[@and.ptk92]

Not even 1 megapixel increase from 550D to 600D to 650D to 700D. I'm starting to wonder if I should go into Nikon system, but I have already to much canon accessories. (lenses + flashes)

[@franktechniek]

Putuca Andrei Megapixel don't mean everything. The latest Nikon 4Ds is 16 megapixel and costs $5999. Canon top model 1Dx is 18 megapixel and also costs $6799 or something. Now, why is that....

[@and.ptk92]

I agree with you. There are more important things then megapixel count, but I wish Canon made more improvements with their low end cameras.

[@ehab007bob]

from 550d to 600d swivel lcd and small software improvement . from 600d to 650d touch screen and hybrid af that didn't really do much . from 650d to 700d full rotating mode dial !!! for more than 5 years no improvement in sharpness /dynamic range / noise / autofocus / build quality etc...

[@and.ptk92]

ehab ezatI totally agree with you. Also the changes are not worth upgrading.

[@gopirajmamidi]

Bought Nikon 3300D Thanks for your Reviews!

[@michaeliedon6557]

The D3300 also comes with a mic slot

[@3manimaniac]

The 1200 doesn't?

[@michaeliedon6557]

Unfortunately, not. It does not support an external mic. According to customers on amazon

[@froxhard3214]

Its all about on lance if you use 50mm f1.8 lance with Canon EOS 1200D so it'll give you owesume result .. Canon is best for beginners so hmm canon is good..

[@ArieLendraPutra]

EOS M Currently better deal than 1200D :D

[@and.ptk92]

I'm a Canon user, but if I had to choose the starting camera(and I didn't had any canon lenses or flashes) I will go definately for Nikon system. More megapixel, low noise performance, faster bursts etc. Also I wish my canon DSLR had an AF assist light.

[@malixaidi1411]

Canon d1200 is best

[@masonjenkins9923]

The D3300 destroys it lmao

[@petermoel2]

Actually, get a D3200 or even D3100/D5100 and spend the difference on maybe a lens, a flash and a reflector... All newish Canon/Nikon DSLR bodies give you good images.

[@MusaKhan]

which one i should buy?? canon 1300d or nikon d3300??

[@chiara1939]

Fun with Musa definitely Nikon man

[@Eliasbassman419]

*Pentax cries in a corner, the bullied kid that never gets attention but has a lot to offer* Seriously, the K-50 would kick both asses, it's a little heavier but it's because the Weather Resistant feature

[@AdvaitThakur]

You are right, people only buy Canon because the photographers buy it. The only difference is photographers buy a DSLR and people buy a point and shoot from Canon :) So they do not know the reason behind it.

[@cooloox]

Absolute BS!!! People buy whatever they want to buy. Some people who know little about photography will go for what looks prettier or has better specs "on paper", or a camera someone told them was better. An informed person will buy what suits his/her "needs" and produces the desired output quality at the best price, but keeping in mind future system purchases. I went with Canon 27 years ago simply because I used to read many photographic publications including a UK magazine called Photo Answers and they used to line up tripods with different cameras and lenses on them and do shoot outs. You had a direct side-by-side comparison of the metering accuracy, lens resolution in the real world and even colour accuracy. Canon, overall, won the contests a lot more often than the rest (my personal view only!) and so I leaned toward Canon, followed by Nikon and Minolta. I preferred the look and feel of Canon cameras and as I photographed a lot of people outdoors I found Canon's vastly superior fill-flash a winner for me. The Nikon always made fill-flash look like it was a main light and the subject's face was lit up as brightly as the brighter backlit scene (sky or buildings, etc). The Canon always gave a realistic 1-2 stop difference in brightness level between subject and background which basically made it look as though no flash was used at all, but the exposure was correct. If your subject is darker than its brighter background in real life then it should look darker than its background in the photo to look realistic. In other words - why would a person's face LOOK "lit up" in a scene where the sun is behind the person? It shouldn't and it looks fake. You will note I have not once stated Canon has the best cameras. I have simply stated that "for me" the images looked better in most of the comparisons I used to view, the cameras sit better in my hands and the fill-flash wins hands down. Having said all that - I haven't bothered comparing cameras in many years as I have had no need to do so. I recently bought the 1200D as a carry anywhere camera (meaning in rough neighbourhoods, etc.) because I do some photography for a local newspaper and have to occasionally visit less than favourable areas. If I lose this camera I won't be particularly bothered. This camera has blown me away how incredible it is for the insane price tag. I bought it on special for $348 AUD "body only" with a $100 Canon cash back = $248 AUD. The camera takes fantastic low noise images at ISO 3200 and perfectly usable (within reason) shots at even ISO 6400/12800 as long as you get the exposure correct. At this price I was expecting the quality of an expensive compact camera and was pleasantly surprised how much better it was.

[@kamehamehajim]

Canon tends to cripple all of its not top of the line cameras, how disappointing... I own 6D and it's a good camera, that could be great camera :(

[@OXxfrenchiexXO]

a genuine conclusion? that's odd or is he just saying that they are both shit so it doesn't matter

[@diegodurandal]

at the very end he said that the d3300 is a better camera

[@OXxfrenchiexXO]

dgd264 I think you missed the point of my comment.

[@s.n.9485]

well, currently the D3300 is $100 more at Best Buy. So cameras aren't really on the same level.

[@AdventureKody]

Idk how everyone else feels, but this guys comedy is repulsive. Just do the review and stop trying to be funny bro. Sorry

[@kyoryuviolet4782]

you're new here, huh?

[@SoHAimbot]

The fact that he's funny is the only reason I keep coming back. His videos are informing and always fun to watch.

[@spacebumps.]

Recently purchased a D3300, made a video edit with it on my channel. Im really in love with this camera

[@thekillercrab]

The jpg vs raw HAHAHA

[@MultiWilliam15]

But that's not fair. The Canon counterpart of the Nikon D3300 is the 700D. Nikon D5300 for Canon 70D. Nikon d7200 for Canon 5D (or 7D). Basically the Canon 1200D is a starter camera for those who want to experience the benefits of the ergonomics and features of a DSLR body. But mind you, after some quite of time, especially if you already have lenses, you will have the urge to upgrade the 1200D. I'm currently saving money to buy maybe a Sony alpha camera (with a lens adaptor) or wait for a better Canon or Nikon camera. I do a lot of film making so it makes sense for me to choose a Canon over Nikon. But Canon and Nikon has stagnated in innovation so I'm considering a mirrorless Sony or Panasonic camera. I can have lens adaptops so I don't have problems with shifting to a mirrorless camera.

[@hanzcruz7620]

Lol, 70d vs d7200 and 5d mk.lll vs d81 just for kudos..

[@cristianroman4128]

I believe your review is kind of irelevant and useless....

[@prince_adobo]

Cristian Roman Newb spotted

[@LucaNocca]

you forgot to mention that the nikon d3300 is 100 euros more expensive than the 1200d

[@theory8sf]

Nikon FTW!

[@agro0]

why would you compare the canon 1200d to the d3300 if you can have a 100d for the same price?

[@12andrewrules]

Does anyone know how to take night sky pictures with the canon rebel t5 ?

[@elliejoyce868]

there's like mode. night portrait I think

[@szaki]

+DOITMAN Pointed at the night sky! Simple!

[@nobody3476]

+DOITMAN go to manual mode and get the shutter speed on about 10 seconds depending on how much light is in the sky

[@szaki]

Ellie J Any camera can be used for night sky photos, long as the camera has long enough exposure time (30 sec?) and the sky is dark, no light pollution!

[@pinch-of-salt]

kai is such a nikon fanboy.

[@Crazyhermitcrab]

im just gonna get both

[@viskerfezer4732]

+Crazyhermitcrab Bought mine on Amazon had the best price www.amazon.com/Canon-EOS-sRebel-T5-Professiozenal/dp/B00J34YO92/?tag=ref10-20

[@Crazyhermitcrab]

Thanks

[@TJ_Auto]

+Visker fezer this is pretty much the same thing right? www.ebay.com/itm/Canon-Rebel-T5-Digital-Camera-SLR-Kit-18-55mm-IS-II-Lens-75-300mm-16GB-Bundle-/191740599932?hash=item2ca4a15e7c:g:UbYAAOSweuxWS8Bu

[@Crazyhermitcrab]

i ended up buying canon rebel t5 and nikon d5500 i like the nikon more but have a lot of lenses for both

[@shariarbishal4293]

Borolox

[@alamalz5301]

With a budget of $900,I'm a beginner/moderate in photography, do i get the d5300?with which lens? I love the swiveling screen

[@EatChowAzz]

Alam Alz EOS 60D

[@starfoxconfessor]

This is a terrible video. It barely talks about the cameras at all!

[@contraposaune]

try pressing "play" :)

[@BlueLoveZombie]

+Alex Fishburn haha

[@mukomalothbrok2641]

you must be new here....

[@InfamousFlowPk]

you're a newbie

[@RaulMkryan]

Of course D3300 is better, it freaking costs 200$ more. Why not compare it with the 700D?

[@aritziasunday8229]

Cause the 700d, and the 5300 are more comparable. It's features vs. features, not always price point.

[@robinchen408]

LOL @ 5:41 I loved the raw and JPEG comparison

[@alexisfaith1987]

You talk a lot... Pls do a comparison with videos and photos taken from these devices.. That will be better rather than walking around and doing nothing!!! Some pictures and videos will help us to choose which one to buy... Plsss...

[@danieljohannesen9691]

Watch another video..

[@MrTheknowabout]

He explained every thing . And even gave his conclusion.

[@nicksk8erdude007]

Lol can't stop laughing. Seeing an asian guy with a british accent. LOL Just looks so funny.

[@zekerdoodle]

He's Australian, that's what they look like

[@TheRainbowgary]

he can speak english .nothing wrong in that .anybody can speak english infact .

[@TheRainbowgary]

he can speak english .nothing wrong in that .anybody can speak english infact .

[@AdmiralShinee]

+Pankaj Kumar Dude... you are Asian too -__-

[@dbauernf]

I'm a Canon guy but in this comparison the Nikon is a better choice. To be fair, the D3300 should be compared to T3i-T4i (600-650d from Canon).

[@huyked]

5:20 LMAO! hahahahahaaha! I can. Don't hate. I'm Asian.

[@yellowstoned5048]

The Canon t5 is an outstanding camera. The megapixels hardly matter.

[@adafrost6276]

To all the mirrorless haters: Would you consider the Leica M9 to be an inferior camera? The usefulness of the reflex mirror is dying with cameras like the A7 and M9 with a smaller footprint and just as good or better image quality as DSLRs. In the case of the A7, the EVF is phenomenal on that beast.

[@bikecommuter24]

I like both Nikon and Canon, I think buyers would be happy with either one. Love the noise test, have to use that one next time. I like to have a small DSLR around at times when I really need don't to bring the big camera,flash. flash bracket and battery grip setup. For me one big advantage of the smaller camera, my D3100 set to jpeg basic and small frame size shots the just right size files that I can upload to magazine and online websites I work for. I'm a freelance writer,photographer based in California, USA and I'm a Nikon user.

[@ESUNintel]

Can you please review the Samsung Galaxy 2 Camera? ...not the camera on the phone, the actual stand-alone, Android-powered, camera (people confuse the name with a phone).

[@ErJuli1Piano]

If you want to but that camera. DON'T. Try the Canon sx260 it is better and 100 dollars less

[@grissolable]

Erjuli P.Q. the canon doesn't have wifi, apps to share photos, etc.

[@Jackey-Vo]

Asian Austin Powers lmao, your voice is perfect!

[@marcelrajdeep]

Should I go with Nikon D3300 or Canon 1300D ? I needed for photography as well as for shooting video !! Please do help !

[@jasrr]

+Rajdeep Marcel ...same question....?????

[@ManagerMaze]

The Nikon!! It shoots 1920 x 1080p at 60FPS which is a capability you want to have should you ever need it! The Canon shoots 1920x1080p at 30FPS! More info here:www.digitaltrends.com/photography/canon-eos-rebel-t5-vs-nikon-d3300/#:kSV7GPW-Ff9feA

[@soufianelouchene736]

The conclusion Nikon is Racist, lol I like that

[@TheFishingStyle]

Something I noticed about the d3300 is that you get faster burst if you just click the shutter button as quick as you can

[@nicholaspierre7357]

nikon take better photos. i have both cameras

[@glsracer]

I wasn't aware that the 1200D competes with the D3300... Maybe in some markets they do.

[@jay2a]

I have a Canon 70D, chose it over the D7100 for what I use it for. For entry level, the Nikon D3300 is a lot better than 1200D. I don't think there's anything else the 1200D is better at except for the price.

[@perfectforehand]

I always realize how over sharpened and over saturated Nikon's pics turn out. I also expected the 1200D to produce less noise at high ISO than the D3300, since it has a fewer number of pixels on its sensor.

[@BarnET0]

It will have more noise at the same magnification. The Nikon sensor is 4 years younger and build on a proces 2 generations newer.

[@surly60]

Surely you mean your Jpeg settings are over sharpened and over saturated. Read your manual, switch off sharpness, check your D Range. Or just shoot raw..

[@samsamrielly]

Yeah, you can adjust your JPG sharpness however you see fit, if the problem isn't solved then like christian said just shoot RAW, anyone who doesn't are kinda wasting their camera's capability

[@sarfios]

perfectforehand *I'm a stupid canon fanboy, and this video is offensive for meeh, help me, somebody shoot me in the head, please* And so I can be more informative, I'll tell you that sometimes... photography is more than point and shoot, and you can get into the settings and decide how much the saturation and the sharpening of the photo to be by your preferences!

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

I have a 3100 and I'm getting a T5. Curious to see how they stack up. Basically I wanted lens freedom.

[@mstrainjr]

I bought my dSLR based on video. The Canon t3i allowed manual focus when shooting video, while the Nikon equivalent didn't. There's no mention of the video function in this.

[@yaseenwaleed5257]

i want to buy a camera what do you prefer nikon 3300 or canon1200d

[@Steven-xu7ls]

Yaseen Waleed of course NIKON !

[@Steven-xu7ls]

Cricket League nikon win in picture quality right?

[@hungrybearcub_films]

I think if you want to buy your first camera you should go for a medium range one.. Entry level cameras get redundant very fast.. Few months in and you will get bored with the slow fps, average low light performance, less features and the overall package of the camera. Eventually you will get an urge to upgrade and you wont have the money. Its best to save some more bucks and go for a medium range camera like canon 700d or nikon 5300 or other similar ones.. This will give you the equal chance of learning with more features and an overall good package.... And remember that when eventually you will want an upgrade you will be a good photographer.. So choose wisely!

[@MithunDuttaIL]

@Digitalrev TV: I found the specs and everything Nikon D3300 had to offer beating Canon 1200D hands down BUT... I got to know one critical important thing which I prefer and Nikon D3300 doesn't provide. Canon 1200D has inbuilt bracketing for HDR photography. I think it's a major thing for both portrait as well as landscape photographers. It's a pain to merge the photos to do HDR image manually with tripod shake, longer time to get the settings right etc.

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Canon is way better period plus lenses are way more cheaper on Canon which makes a HUGE difference