BabelFish wrote in post #11639407
This will be my first DSLR. I plan to shoot the family... (Any other forum and that statement would get be arrested. lol) My only main reason for considering the 60D is that the T2i is still on back order but they do have 60D in stock (from what I can tell). I guess the waiting is starting me to second guess my decision. I got a really good deal though. The store basically matched the deal costco was selling. T2i kit + rebel bag + 55-250mm + canon hdmi + 4g SD for basically the cost of the camera. I then swapped out the 55-250 for the Tamron 18-270 for a little more.
How much is that package, if it's under 800 I would definitely hold out for that. I got my refurbished when they were doing a sale on Canon's website, they will occasionally have a flash sale: I got my camera + kit lens shipped to my door for $660. http://shop.usa.canon.com …gory_10051_10051_-1_29252
LuFaiNe wrote in post #11639780
I'm a video guy too and the Scarlet was going to be my HD solution. I don't know what I was gonna do with so much resolution 3K, 4K

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Seriously though Red took too long and Canon released the 7d and the T2i just in time and hurt Red a lot. Thinking about it now though the resources necessary to deal with 3K and 4K footage would have been pretty intense (new editing computer at the least) and the workflow would be new and alien to me.
So I'm really happy to have the T2i as my introduction to dealing with an HD video workflow.
Haha, yeah I knew for most projects I would be downsizing to 1080p. 120fps 3k footage! Slo-Mo and image quality threw the roof. For 6k, their estimated entry price, it would be an amazing tool to have. I agree, they took to long, but maybe since I plan on upgrading computer before upgrading cameras I will line myself up for my next round of equipment to be all capable of surviving RED's raw footage... :drool: