Canon T4i / 650D: Low Light (ISO 1600, 3200) Video Test
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First low light video test with the new Canon EOS 650D / Rebel T4i.
Shot in Full HD and some shots in 720p (50 fps).
NO COLOR CORRECTION OR NOISE REDUCTION!
Lenses: Canon 50mm F/1.8, Sigma 30mm F/1.4, Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
ISO: 1600, 3200
Aperture: F/2.8 (most shots)
Frame rate: 50 (720p), 25 (1080p)
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I'm sorry but there was definatly noise reduction used, unless you had an enormous amount of light. My T4i would have a fit if I used 1600 or higher in them conditions.
Dito, I cant seem to use mine with that kind of quality above 800.
Probably a 1.0 aperture or something crazy 😂
So many possibilities adding video capabilities to a true DSLR (none of that mirror-less nonsense)...that shot with the bike wheel being a marvelous example. The beautiful image quality of an SLR camera + Audio/Video = sex on fire
perfomance looks simlpy stunning, I think i will go for this camera in winter when it's a little bit cheaper
the clip together with the song is just a perfect combination!!! can't stop watching this clip, thanks so much for sharing :x
just got this camera for my 13th bday. AMAZING. I highly recommend.
To clear it out even further: NTSC is something that was invented when the black/white TV came out. when color was added they just modified it. PAL is just a different improved version.
I didn't notice any noise until I started to look for it. Casually, all the shots look amazing. Only at 0:42 was there a really high amount of noise which detracted form the shot.
I almost got the T3i a month ago, but I had a feeling this was about to hit, so I waited :)
this is so true. I love my 60d but the rebel series is about the same quality now anyway.
Because the general set up of the EOS series is much more comfortable, I seriously hope they will announce the 7d mk II soon! The only thing I see useful on the 650D is the touch to focus, and that's not worth replacing my 60d for.
oh my goood! it s just so amaizng how can it film in dark.. it so perfect.. beautiful!
The T4i will be available at the end of June for an $850 suggested retail for the body alone; $950 bundled with an EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II lens kit and $1,199 for the camera and a Movie Kit bundle with the new EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens.
I wish I had the Canon EOS rebel t4i for my movies... It looks very professional for a medium priced camera.
No noise reduction my arse.
You always make the best Rebel videos!
Thanks
Thank you..should have noticed that..appreciated very much. this is the quality im trying to achive and just bought this camera yesterday..
Good work. Very commercial and structured.
Wow, thats some great footage!
I think you make a good point. I recently upgraded from a three year old Panasonic camcorder to a 600D. Of course the 600D is better with a lot more options for manually shooting, but the camcorder in bright light conditions definitely rivals the SLR in video quality.
Why is it so hard to believe that they were sent a T4i before the announcement date to help with publicity? It's incredible how many people claim this is fake because they personally can't get the camera yet.
The t4i and t3i are pretty much identical in IQ. It's the lenses, PP and stabilization that makes it look so good.
30fps is used for general everyday family/nature/vacation video. 60fps is usually used for documentaries or to slow things down. anything higher like 120 fps is used for slomo, like you said. but 24 fps is only used for cinematic video
Really, thats pretty awsome then, good to see it's not just a half assed update from Canon. But still, I got the impression from some people commenting think that they think the body is the main reason for the quality in this video. The lenses are the main reason it looks great. If you were to put the 18 - 55mm kit lens on this camera it would look a lot worse. Just wanted to make sure people don't get confused and end up buying this camera when all they'd really need is get some better lenses.
God that's clean for a rebel!!
The Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 is a glorious lens. The 25mm f/.95 (yes, you read correctly) Voitlander is even more outstanding. And, of course, you can use any Canon lens on the GH2 as well.
please show us some panning shots so that we come to know whether it has jello/flickering effect or not. and also we would like to see some focus shift shots.
you already have it!
Wow! very nice! when I do use video in low light with my T3i it is so grainy... I will try your setting.
A lot of people think you need to get the best editor possible to make a good film, which isn't true. This video easily could have been done in imovie (minus the color correction, if any). Personally, unless you're doing some really hardcore effects that would require After Effects, I think you should stick with imovie, or go to final cut pro if you need more flexibility. But going from imovie to after effects is too big of a jump, in my opinion.
Nice, I just recently got the canon 50mm f.14, very good lens as well. I wish I could have gotten it cheaper though.
I have a Panasonic TM20 and it does have manual controls. Manual focus is not easy to use however. You have to use the touch screen and press the + or - to manually focus it. I personally find it more difficult to use than manually focusing a lens on a DSLR. The camcorder's video has a bit more grain under pretty much all conditions except bright sunlight defused by clouds.
How do you make your videos look so good in 360p?
it depends on your lens and if you kno what to do in editing. go check out the panasonic GH-3, if you want good results straight from the camera, then go for that. its an amazing camera that produces great results even without the need of correction in post production :)
You can either buy the kit that comes with a stock lens, or the body only.
I had the 50mm 1.4, It treated me well but I wasnt a big fan of it, probably because you need other lenses and cant get by with just that..I am however a huge fan of the 24-70..I hope I can afford that one day..thank you and keep making great videos. cheers
oh yes I been waiting for the T4i
I had the same doubt last week. I went for the 650d at the end.... I think 650D is better..so if you have the money go for the 650D
Can't seem to get this effect with 1600 or less ISO, 50 mm f/1.8 on a Canon t5i. Still noisy as hell. Followed the tutorial, (flat style picture etc) still looks like shit.
Well there is a new noise reduction system and more iso values have also been added for shooting in lowlight, so in this case, yes the body does matter.
guys if u think in the past when they invent the camera using a big light or something when they will take a picture and that they use as a flash, and now in our time its get more technology what about 10 to 20 years from now? what would the new camera will be, i wounder?
Looks great!! How the heck did you manage to snag one copy so quickly :O
Now the T4i is out, gonna for the T5i. :)
Thanks for posting this... I think this might be better than the 60D in low light... might be time to trade it in for this. Thoughts?
In my experience adding a light source (which can be a floor lamp or lantern, not a $2k Arri light, does not transfer a birthday party to a professional film set. But okay.
I also wanted to add that the T4i, like any large sensor DSLR, is very good in lowlight. Just use a fast lens and your problems are solved. Canon, as well as Samyang/rokinon, Sigma, among a few other manufacturers, make lenses with max f1.4 aperture. Those are great for very dim situations. Even f2.8 is good enough for most.
I loved while watching it Definitely I'm going to buy this camera
thank you dor the info, will check out ur videos
Thanks for putting together this test. Was wondering if you could post lens, f stop and iso used at different clips?
ok i see focus shift in one shot where you focus foreground grass then mid ground and then background nice !! but where are panning???
Beautiful video!
I can't get these nice slow motion scenes (even shooting at 60 fps).
People put the video in 1080 HD and you will still see grains like on the 60D, T2i, T3i and Canon 5D Mark 2. This is the best way to see it's true quality is to put it in full HD. I'm not impress that much with this camera, except for the auto focus, and touch screen. Maybe I need to see more video reviews.
You are very calm and relaxing. Great video. I just got the 650D and upgraded to firmware 1.0.5. When I go to the ML site it says Crop Mood can only be used with firmware 1.0.4. I tried and it doesn't work on 1.0.4. What suggestions for me to get the older software?
wow that's beautiful
where d'you get the 650D so quick i didn't even know when it came out!!!
Beautiful night shots. Lens and settings please?
The D3200 can't do wireless flash w/ it's popup flash. The T4i CAN plus it's compatible w/ Canon's latest RT (radio) flashes.
Thanks for the demo!
so nice! keep it up - from Canon
I almost can't believe this quality at high ISO. I guess they used an expensive very fast lens, and just assumed the ISO would be that high in low light, without compensating for the large amounts of light let in by the lens. That's the only explanation I can think of.
Dslr cameras like this one are often paired with "kit lenses" that are good enough for still photography on a budget and come bundled with the camera at a discounted price. However, for video you would want a 28mm f/1.8 which no, a lens like that doesn't come with the camera. You can buy the kit lens or buy the body with no lens.
Having used both, I'd say GH2 is on par if not slightly better than the t2i/t3i for low light. Obviously Mk III beats them all. As it should, considering it costs 4x the price.
I understand you didn't use any color correction or noise reduction, but what were your picture style settings? Thanks and congrats for the video!
Whoa T4i!
yeah my quality loooks like poop
Get a 1.8 prime or 2.8 lens. Max ISO you should ever use is 1600 at night.
amazing!
BEAUTIFUL!! Im so poor I dont have a t4i =D
Hope I can get it soon!
you can see some noise if you look closely
the footage was not corrected in post
Don't be confused people! This looks great NOT because of the camera but because of the lenses! You can get these same results with the 550d using the same lenses. The body doesn't make that much of a difference.
very good, im gonna try to make a video like this
Mabye you could use anotations to say which video is shot with which lens, then they can be turned off and on so people can view the fottage on its own.
It's in the description.
I actually love this. I think the grainy at some part were random faulty as I can see true black at some scene. Nevertheless, this video scene looks great and gives a good movie feel. Thumbs up :-)
great video...just curious, what size memory card do you use when out shooting/recording video?
Nice video, im new to the game of photography and im just curious as to what would be better suited for a start up camera. Ive looked around and some say ones better than the other and its become a hard decision. My 3 options are the Canon 550d, Cannon 60d or the Canon 650d. They all have different features that set each other apart. So i figure why not ask the people that clearly know more about this then me. Thankyou in advance if anyone can help me out.
Same question too. How well is the auto-focusing on the camera performing?
its alright :D i have that realisation every once in a while when getting a reply for an old comment :D
it was just announced within the past 12 hours actually
I would say the t4i is better at least in low light, but honestly both cameras revery similar and if you can get a t3i for a decent amount cheaper I would get that and with the extra money buy a better lens
sweet fucking lord the quality is amazing.
go for t4i if you are fond of making films,it's at its best despite of its cheaper price.but if you love to take still shots,then i wouldnt recommend t4i for you.I have t4i now and im using it for filming and got nikon d7000 for still shots.
nice, no zoom while recording at full HD right?
since nobody seems to be reading the description, I'll answer most of your questions by pasting it here: First low light video test with the new Canon EOS 650D / Rebel T4i.
Shot in Full HD and some shots in 720p (50 fps).
NO COLOR CORRECTION OR NOISE REDUCTION!
Lenses: Canon 50mm F/1.8, Sigma 30mm F/1.4, Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
ISO: 1600, 3200
Aperture: F/2.8 (most shots)
Frame rate: 50 (720p), 25 (1080p)
You obviously didnt use the stock lens for this..What kind of lens did you use?
:O you already got it :O
Hello, I really enjoyed your video, and I am getting a t4i soon, I was wondering if Imovie would suffice for movie editing or should I get Adobe after effects?
Looks amazing, what mode did u have it on?
Adobe after effects isn't an editing program it is a compositor, if I were you I would use imovie for one or two months and then the torrent Adobe premiere Pro CS6 or if you don't want to torrent premiere you could get HitFilm which is a basic version of after affects and is cheap.
The 650D has the same 9pt cross-type AF as the 60D and only .3 fps slower, same articulating screen with touch screen and cheaper. 60D is going to be replaced soon anyway.
Cool !!
I don't understand how you got this video. I have the same camera with a 18-135 mm STM lens and I get loads of noise.
are certain lenses better for different situations like low or very low light. i have mine but i have the standard lens and a few lens attatchments but quality is best on pics rather than video with standard lens. quality is also darker and grainy. what lens do you reccomend for low light and for video alltogether?
How does the T4i deal with older lens in video auto-focus mode, like the Sigma 30mm F1.4 you've used, does it work fast focusing and does it make much noise in audio recording?
I also have one of those Sigma lens, and a Canon 15-85 with Imake Stabilizer and would like to know what to expect from this lens in video recording. Other feature I'd love to see is more than 8bit/channel in video recording for future High contrast OLED screens should be perfect ;)
Yes you can I got the 18-55 click on my channel I uploaded 2 or 3 clips ...the thing is with the 18-55 you cant really get the shallow depth of feild like hollywood movies (doesn't do to good on focusing in on one object and making the background blurry or vice versa) but it still does it just not the best, Im still learning about dslr's and how to film with them but yeah click my videos and you can see how it films
Awesome
How do you disable the autofocus for shooting videos? My 650D is constantly hunting for focus instead of letting me do it manually.
great vid, which lens did you use?
Well played, but 30 fps is still common used where YOU live. The rest of the world uses 25fps. And 24fps is mostly 23.976fps. and 30fps is mostly 29.976fps. And i know what the different frame rates do, i'm on a film school and have a Canon 600D myself. And i think NTSC is something that should just be banned in this world but i still need to work with it sometimes... but i always convert it to PAL because that is the most common used format. Oh and you also have SECAM but thats just weird.
It's a physical switch on the lens itself in most cases.
How do you get the video so free of any noise without reduction? I've followed all the tips in your videos for low light video shooting, but I still get a lot more noise than this when shooting at 1600iso. I use a 600D and a f/1.8 28mm canon lens.
cool , ty for the video
damn, did how is there so little noise at ISO 1600 and 3200? I have a 50mm 1.4 on my T2i and at that ISO setting, it gets incredibly noisey. Is there a huge improvement in that department from t2i to t4i?