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Basic Specs Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
Type of Camera:
SLR
Effective Resolution:
18MP
Sensor Type:
CMOS
Screen Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
LCD Size
(Inches)
3
Resolution
(dots)
104K
Shooting Specs Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
ISO Sensitivity Range:
ISO 100 - 6400
White Balance:
Auto/ Preset/ Daylight/ Shade/ Cloudy/ Tungsten light/ White fluorescent light/ Flash/ Custom
Scene Modes:
Scene Intelligent Auto
- Creative zone
- Manual exposure
- Aperture-priority AE
- Shutter-priority
- Program AE
- Portrait
- Landscape
- Close-up
- Sports
- Night Portrait
- Handheld Night Scene
- Creative zone
- Manual exposure
- Aperture-priority AE
- Shutter-priority
- Program AE
- Portrait
- Landscape
- Close-up
- Sports
- Night Portrait
- Handheld Night Scene
Video Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
Maximum Resolution:
1920x1080
Maximum Frame rate:
30fps
Media Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
Storage:
SD, SDHC, SDXC
File formats supported:
JPEG, RAW
Connectivity Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
USB Cable:
yes
HDMI:
yes
Microphone:
yes
PictBridge:
yes
Battery Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
Numbers of Shots:
230
Dimensions Canon EOS M Kit (EF M18-55)
Dimensions (W x D x H):
108.6 x 32.3 x 66.5 mm
Weight:
262 grams
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