DC Photographer Rebel T1i HD test: Undercover NYC street vendor by DC photojournalist

Canon Rebel T1i 500D Rebel X3 undercover NYC street video in HD: DC Photographer Marty Katz buying cheap iPhone charger instead of being Applejacked. Cable, cig lighter, AC wall plugs- $10. Update: retractable housing spring blew up in 24 hrs but wire still in daily use. Prototype Canon Rebel T1i review: 720p/30fps, AWB, natural sound/in-cam mic., handheld, just looking like a tourist. Canon EOS 500D Rebel X3 T1i real life review.

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[brianacrazy101]

what did you use to edit this?

[martykatzbaltimore]

It's unedited, uploaded same file that came out of camera.

[odinata]

Its illegal and unethical to post video/audio of people without there consent.

[martykatzbaltimore]

It is illegal to use someone's image for advertising without permission, or in a way that makes them appear to say something they didn't, but this was on the public sidewalk, where the legal term is "no expectation of privacy", not through a window into their house. And my opinion is this doesn't make him look bad, rather, heroic, focused and on-task in a way he would be proud of.

[nilsalb]

Did you use the stock lense?

[martykatzbaltimore]

This was the 18-55 stock lens.

[halfraid]

ooooops busted..."ur makin a video or what"

[itsminim3]

Hey guys change the quaility to 720 p it changes your perspective

[ddnn3]

SKETCHY I wouldn't do that in front of dem!

[CALICOTV301]

@odinata And at the same token, I have to agree with you that it may be unethical.

Some people don't take kind to being recorded. Unfortunately, a filmmakers defense would be the aforementioned.

The media as done so much damage and have given cameras a bad name. Especially for street vendors, this guy could've take her for an investigative reporter.

But, GREAT SHOTS! ROCKING CAMERA! Can't wait to get this on the T2! WOW!

[CALICOTV301]

@odinata I have to agree with MartyKatz. If you have a reasonable expectation of privacy, that's another story. However, it's the public, and you are on film hundreds of times a day when in the public eye whether you believe it or not.

[EyewitnessMedia]

hey I watched this in 720p and it looks great! I'm looking forward to buying mine. They sell it at Walmart for like $799...is that a deal or should I look elsewhere, also what lens did you use?

[whitezero7]

@odinata being in public is consent buddy.