A:AnswerThe camera uses an SD card for storage. If you mean physical prints, any photo lab has an SD Card reader. If you submit your own prints online at home, all you need is an SD Card reader in your laptop or a $2 usb sd reader to transfer them to your computer.
A:AnswerA mirrorless camera is a camera in which the mirror is removed from the body.... an DSLR has a mirror inside of the body in order to reflect/refract the light that hit's it's sensor still. If you looked inside an SLR's body you will see a mirror on a 45 Degree angle because it will flip up when you press the shutter button. Mirrorless came/as still allow the function of interchangeable lens's but a smaller body which makes it versatile . Typically they have just as good, if not better specs than SLR's that range from $500 up to $4000 because there is no reason to stick with an SLR if you are a first time buyer and don't want to have to work at learning manual mode in order to get the desired professional looking photos, (auto mode will only get you a handful of quality photos. I would recommend Sony's A6000 mirrorless camera if you want to have a camera with interchangeable lens's and an auto mode that is intelligent enough to figure out how to adjust it's setting in order to get the quality photos you are looking for. I highly encourage taking a class to understand how to use manual mode so you are able to see that auto mode on SLR's are not going to get you what you most likely are seeking.
A:AnswerI have found that the rebel t5 takes great indoor pictures. It brings out the colors pretty good and the color separation looks great. Also takes amazing low light pictures.
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A:AnswerI think so because I saw a setting when I hooked it up that said Remote Shooting, but not sure if it shows the picture while you take it. Now I am curious about it. I will have to try it out.
A:AnswerI used this camera to record a church function and also a small wedding inside someone's home. All went nicely. That's probably because I was very close to the subjects I was recording. No blurriness at all. Very clear. The audio was fantastic as well. My 16 GB Class 10 SD card filled up pretty quickly and began to lag so I purchased a 64 GB Class 10 card. I also intend to purchase the 256 GB Class 10. I'd say that the video is great if you intend on using in close quarters, but not if you wish to shoot from a distance.
