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Canon 600D – DSLR Basic Guide.

Insert the SD Card - under the flap on the side.

Turn the mode dial to ‘movie mode’ and power on the camera.

Switch the Lens to Manual Focus

Mount the lens, take care to not get finger prints on the back of the lens or

dust inside the camera body. The lens should click into place when you turn it

clock-wise.

To remove the lens, push the button on the front.

Set the Exposure

First put the camera in Manuel Exposure mode

Push the Menu Button first then use the arrow keys to navigate to the first

menu tab. Use the Set button to select manual.

SET the ISO

ISO – refers to the brightness sensitivity of the camera, it’s a bit like gain. The

higher the ISO number the less light you need for correct exposure, the lower

the ISO the more light you need.

The standard setting for the Cannon 600D is 400 ISO. If you go to 800 ISO it

requires half as much light for the same exposure – so the equivalent of

adding 3db’s of gain. High ISO’s (like gain) will result in more nose and grain

and as a rule try not to set the ISO higher then 1600. The camera will go up to

6400 ISO, but this should only be used in extreme circumstances in very low

light. On sunny days set the ISO to 100.

ISO is set by pushing the ISO button and scrolling the adjacent thumb wheel –

the screen on the back of the camera will show you what the ISO is set too.

Don’t use ‘Auto’ ISO mode.

SET the IRIS (f-Stop)

You use the same thumbwheel on the top of the camera to adjust the IRIS as

the ISO. But you need HOLD DOWN the AV button at the same time to set the

IRIS.

The F-Stop readout is on the bottom of the Screen.

If you don’t have the same readout as above – push the INFO button (next to

the menu) – to add the icons to the display.

It’s better to set the ISO to 400 and use the F-stop/IRIS setting to get the

correct brightness for your shot.

SET the SHUTTER SPEED

The Standard shutter speed should be 1/50 of a sec for shooting at 25fps

Higher shutter speeds will result in darker images and more motion judder

and strobing.

To set the shutter speed use the thumb wheel on the top of the camera – the

same as the one used for IRIS and ISO.

On the screen it will display your shutter speed, next to the F-Stop – for

1/50sec it should read 50 – as below.

SET the WHITE BALANCE

Push the “Q” key (next to AV) – the use the arrow and select keys below to

select the white balance symbol on the screen. It may be currently defaulted

to AWB rather then the bow tie symbol.

(You may need to press the INFO button to see all the icons on the screen)

It should open this menu:

Select the white balance setting that best suits your shooting condition.

For Manual white balance use the bow tie symbol – then take a photograph of

a white piece of paper. The camera will use this as a reference but you need

to select the photograph in the camera menu settings.

To do this push the menu key on the back of the camera and navigate to this

menu:

This menu will allow you to select the photo you took of the white paper and

will now set the white balance. For most situations the pre-set white balances

are fine – only use the full manual white balance, if your unhappy with the

colours.

LAST MENU CHECKS

Go into the menu and format the SD card (making sure you have backed up

any important work)

More information about the menus is in the camera manual

Check you are recording in the correct format

1920 by 1080 at 25fps – as below:

AUDIO

Although the camera can be used to record audio – the sound quality and the

metering isn’t great – its best to record separate sound on a Zoom or Merantz

recorder and sync in post.

Go filming.

The record button is on the back of the camera – push once to start and again

to stop.