I got a new camera - Canon 750D full review and unboxing

Hello and welcome to this very exciting

video of me unboxing the Canon 750D.

Let's get right into it.

So this is the Canon 750D box.

It's a very nice box. It's secondhand,

so it looks a bit scruffy because I'm not

rich enough to be able to afford a brand

new Canon 750D. I had to buy a secondhand

one, but it should be good enough.

We got some lovely paper,

and this is the box inside of the box.

I see it's not the official Canon box,

it's just a plain white box, but that

doesn't matter because I don't really care

about what the box looks like.

Inside we have someone's underwear. Not

really, it's just purple paper, but it

kind of looks like underwear. We have

a letter from Vimoo with some Links

and a 90-day warranty and,

um, a battery charger.

That's exciting. Mains plug.

I have no idea what this is. I think it

plugs into the TV or monitor. And then we

have the big boy itself.

The Canon 750D. I can't

actually get it out. It's actually pretty

big, larger than I expected.

You know what I am noticing? There's no

USB cable, which is kind of disappointing

because I was hoping to plug this into my

computer. Okay, so this is

what it looks like. It's quite a chunky

camera, but it's a DSLR, so you have to

expect that. I want to get rid of this

stupid neck strap,

so I just cut it off. I'm too lazy to

untie it, just cut it right off.

I hate neck straps so much. They're just

so irritating, so get that out of the way.

And then we've got a flip screen,

battery.

Yeah, so there's the Canon 750D.

Hope that was an interesting video.

Now how come there's no USB cable? How am

I supposed to plug it into my laptop now?

Oh, we've got ports here. We've got a

microphone port and HDMI ports

in there.

Yeah.

It'll be interesting to make some videos

with this. Hopefully I don't

regret buying this. We'll see.

We'll see. So, um, this is the

first ever video that I've made on the

Canon 750D. It's kind of strange.

Look at the detail. Look at all my

freckles. This is what my face looks like

without a soft skin filter. Which is what

I use on my LG G5. No soft skin

filter here. Nope. My face is so

freckly. Look.

Look at my eyeballs. They're brown.

I didn't even notice my eyes were brown.

It's amazing. See how close it can

focus.

Not very close, I guess.

Yeah,

that's my eyeball.

This is an interesting experience. So

first thoughts are, it's a very big camera

and the quality is a lot better than my

smartphone, obviously. And I can zoom in

on my face like this, like Casey Neistat

does, so you can see all my freckles.

It looks nice,

doesn't it? The only thing I'm a bit

disappointed about is They sent me all

these bloody cables, but they didn't send

me the most important cable. They didn't

send me the USB cable that connects it to

a computer. So I was hoping to use it

on my computer. I don't really know how to

explain this. There's a program called

SparkoCam which lets you use your DSLR as

like a webcam on your laptop, and I was

hoping to use it on this laptop plus that

microphone that's up there. So I can get

better audio, but I don't have the cable,

and I don't even know if that's going to

be a good idea or not anyway. So I might

just end up buying an external microphone

for this, the Rode one that goes on top,

and I guess I could do it like that, but

then I have to wait until tomorrow. I hate

waiting. I want, I want it now. Why can't

I order it now and then it comes in the

next hour? Why can't we have that? So I'm

a bit disappointed that They didn't

include the USB cable. They included

these stupid cables. Who plugs in their

camera to their TV? No one. No one does

that. So, um, let me know what you think

of the new camera. I quite like it so far,

but I do quite miss the soft skin filter

on my phone because I don't really have

smooth skin. My skin is very freckly and I

don't like it. I don't like my skin.

I guess we can't have everything.

Bye. Hey, so I thought I'd try this out.

I thought I'd try using this Blue Yeti

microphone. It's currently recording my

voice on my laptop and the video is being

recorded separately on the Canon. I was

thinking of using this microphone to make

videos with. That's why I wanted to buy a

DSLR so I could plug it into my computer,

but the idiots didn't send me the USB

cable, so I can't do that. But I'm

actually quite surprised with how good the

built-in microphone is for the Canon 750D.

It actually sounds pretty good. There's a

bit of, um, like background humming noise,

and when the lens focuses, there's like a

slight mechanical buzzing sound, which you

can't really notice that well, to be

honest, unless you like really listen for

it. So I don't actually know if it's worth

buying an external microphone because the

microphone on the Canon already sounds not

too bad. I'm not too sure right now.

It's just a bit of a pain having to record

audio and video separately and then having

to sync the two up. It's just so much

easier if it's all just recorded on one

device, which is why I wanted

to buy this laptop and plug it in, like

link it all up as like one setup, but But

I don't have the USB cable, so I can't do

that, unfortunately. Which is kind of a

shame, and it's a bit irritating having to

hold this microphone. I guess I have to

get like a stand. But then it feels

strange to use a microphone like this. It

feels like— what am I, a singer? What am

I, some kind of stand-up comedian? It's

weird. But I thought it would sound better

if I used a microphone like this. I'm not

sure. What do you guys think? I guess I

could do like weird ASMR videos. I don't

know if anyone's into that or not. So,

I have a few things I'd like to talk about

today. If you'd like to give me a few

moments of your time, a few moments of

your day to listen to a few things I have

to say, that would be great. So,

I've started a few new things. I've

started a gaming channel, which you can

find in the description for this video.

I'm going to be uploading videos of me

playing video games because that's a

totally original idea. I also have a

drawing channel which I don't upload to

anymore because I haven't had any time to

make— to do any personal drawings. I've

just been doing illustrations for other

people all this time, which is fine. It's

fun to be able to make money from making

illustrations, but sometimes I wish I had

some time to do illustrations I actually

want to draw instead of illustrations that

other people want me to draw. And I

created a new website to try

and sell stuff. I don't actually think

anyone's going to buy anything, but I just

made it in case there are people out there

who want to buy my shirts or my cups.

Like, like this cup has

my face on it. So I made a Weebly website

and it doesn't actually have like a

shopping function. I've just put pictures

and prices and I've said if you want to

buy a shirt, just tell me which shirt you

want to buy and send me an email. And send

me money to PayPal. I guess you just have

to trust me that I'm going to actually

send you the shirts. I mean, why wouldn't

I send you the shirt? I don't want to ruin

my, my amazingly squeaky clean reputation.

So what else is going on?

Um, not a lot. I'm trying to find games

that I want to play. I tried out Prey,

but it was really boring. I'm just really

not into horror games. I'm thinking about

trying out Dragon Age: Inquisition because

there's a free trial on Origin right now,

but I'm not really into those open-world

RPGs. I have The Witcher 3, which I bought

last year because I thought it looked

interesting, but I played it for like a

few months, maybe 4 weeks at most, and I'm

already bored of it. It's just really

boring. You just run around this

wilderness, the characters are really

dull, the combat's really boring, you just

spam the mouse buttons all the time and

dodge and roll occasionally, and it's just

not really my kind of game. I don't really

know what kind of games I like. I like

League of Legends kind of games, which I

play on my iPad. I play Vainglory 100% of

the time, but I want to get more into PC

gaming again like I used to. I just want

to show you what my room looks like right

now. Look at this mess. Jesus Christ.

I've got like a mini studio set up here.

Yeah, I'm a professional YouTuber now.

Gotta take these things seriously.

There's my computer.

I don't know what it's doing. Downloading

some update for Battlefield, which I'm

never gonna play. I don't know, I might

play Battlefield again sometime if I can

be bothered. Um, I think this

setup's pretty good actually. Got my

microphone recording audio on the laptop

and the, the Canon recording video.

Yeah, I need to do some tidying up. See