Canon EOS 600D vs Canon EOS 550D
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Entry-level DSLR
$310 - $549 body only
$393 - $399 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | Slightly longer battery life |
![]() | Significantly lower resolution screen |
Entry-level DSLR
$532 body only
$598 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Has a touch screen |
![]() | Shoots faster |
![]() | More expensive |
Entry-level DSLR
$385 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Significantly higher true resolution |
![]() | Smaller |
![]() | Much lower resolution screen |
Entry-level DSLR
$332 body only
![]() | Much less startup delay |
![]() | Much less shutter lag |
![]() | Much lower true resolution |
Entry-level DSLR
$385 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Significantly higher true resolution |
![]() | Slightly longer battery life |
![]() | Much lower resolution screen |
Entry-level DSLR
$310 - $549 body only
$393 - $399 with 18-55mm lens
![]() | Slightly longer battery life |
![]() | Slightly lighter |
![]() | Significantly lower resolution screen |
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Phase detection focus points (found on DSLRs) work by detecting contrast. Often they can only detect one of horizontal contrast OR vertical contrast, but crosstype focus points can detect both.
Crosstype focus points are better at focusing in difficult situations.