Canon Rebel 650D T4i Features

The Canon 650D - also known as the Rebel T4i - features a first for a Canon digital SLR. It's the very first model to include a touch-screen LCD.

Canon Rebel 650D T4i
Release Date: June 2012
Price With Lens: $650 USD
Available at:
Amazon  •  Adorama  •  B&H Photo Video

Who needs all those knobs and dials when you can just touch the LCD?

All the controls that you would expect are there: tap (set autofocus point or take pictures), swipe (when playing back images) and pinch (to zoom in and out on a single image).

In addition to its fancy LCD, the Canon 650D features a Hybrid autofocus system: one optimized for regular stills shooting and one for live view and video recording.

All Canon DSLRs have super-fast autofocus when you use the viewfinder to compose your photos - but when you switch to "live view" (where you use the LCD to compose your image) autofocus slows down considerably.

This is especially true when you are shooting video - the unresponsive autofocus has a hard time keeping up and adjusting focus to track a fast-moving subject.

The Hybrid autofocus in the Canon 650D is designed to speed up live view autofocus so you don't have to resort to manual focus (which is the case with many other DSLRs).

Want more than just a list of the Canon 650D features? Read the complete Canon Rebel 650D T4i Review

Canon 650D Features

Megapixels18
StabilizationIn Lens
Memory CardSD / SDHC / SDXC
Max. Shutter Speed1/4000
Max. Photo Capture5 per second
ISO Range100 to 25600
Movie ModesQuicktime MOV
1920 x 1080p (30, 25, 24fps)
1280 x 720p (60, 50fps)
640 x 480 (60, 50fps)
LCDFlexible 3in Touch-Screen (1,040,000 dots)
ViewfinderPentamirror (95% coverage)
Autofocus9 point
Face Detect AFYes
Sensor Dimensions22.3 x 14.9 (1.6x crop factor)
HDMI PortYes
Live ViewYes
Built-in FlashYes (Sync: 1/200)
Compatible LensesAll Canon EF and EF-S
BatteryLP-E8 LiIon
Dimensions5.24 x 3.9 x 3.1in
133 x 100 x 79mm
Weight20.28oz (575g)
 
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