I traveled to Taiwan during the Chuseok holiday last week, and I took many pictures focusing on the Canon EOS-800D DSLR camera and 18-55 bundled lens. The Canon EOS-800D is equipped with a 2420-megapixel sensor, DUAL CMOS AF and 45 AF points for good performance and results.
A scene taken in an airplane that is essential to travel and the appearance of the meal.
Taiwan Volcano 1914 The appearance of Creative Institute. It is near the hostel where I stay for 5 days, and I passed by twice a day. I shot it with the 18-55 bundle lens, and I was able to capture quite satisfactory scenery.
Tamsui went down to the station and stopped by Tamsui Historical Museum. The red exterior of the building and the garden were beautifully combined with each other and I was able to get a favorite photo.
Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf and Yangmingshan were also photographed through a bundle lens. I am pleased with the neat photo without distortions.
A course not to be missed on a trip to Taiwan. I have photographed an Yehliu Geopark with a bundle lens with the EOS-800D. It is a part where you can feel the bright color of Canon properly.
A view of the entrance to Houtong Cat Village.
A picture of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall boasting enormous scale. The 18-55mm bundle lens also holds a pretty good picture.
Located near Taichung Station, Rainbow Village is truly a place where you can feel the essence of Canon color.
When I traveled to Taiwan and tried various photos using Canon EOS-800D DSLR camera, I was satisfied with the image quality, color, and AF performance and was very satisfied with the use as a travel camera. If you are considering both image quality and portability It seems to be a satisfactory choice.
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