♫
Well, Seymour, I made it, despite your directions.
Superintendent Chalmers, welcome, I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable luncheon.
MY ROAST IS RUINED!
What if... I would have purchased fast food and disguise it as my own cooking?
Delightfully devilish, Seymour.
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SEYMOUR!
Superintendent! I was just stretching my calves on the windowsill
(This gag has been used on many different YTPs I've made in the past.)
(The voice saying "windows" was used in my most recent YTP, "Get in my spaghetti now")
(This earrape was also used in a few different YTPs.)
Ooh, that isn't smoke, it's soap.
Soap from the steamed clams we're having.
(This gag was used in "Wakko gets hypothermia")
Mmm, steamed clams.
Superintendent, I hope you're ready for mouth-watering hamburgers.
I thought we were having steamed clams
No, no, I said steamed-
(The "plaything" gag was used in "Sega Saturn is Drunk")
That's what I call hamburgers.
You call hamburger steamed hams.
Yes. It's a regional dialect.
Err. What region?
Upstate New York!
(This palace fire gag is from "History of heck")
Really, Well I'm from Utica, and I've never heard anyone use the phrase "steamed hams".
Oh, not in Utica, no. It's
(The email gag was used only once in "Proto's angry boss protects junk mail", which was my most-watched video EVER at the time, and still is at the time of writing these captions. It was used a bit in a lot of my other Protegent videos too. So many memories.)
You know these hamburgers are quite similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger.
No. In fact, it's Skinner burgers. Old family recipe.
(Ah, the trampoline fail gag. Used in multiple YTPs and trashposts, it originated from "Get air un-safety video in the 90's")
for steamed hams
Yes, yes, and you call them steamed hams despite the fact. They are obviously grilled
You know the
one thing I
Excuse me for one second
That was wonderful good time was had by all I'm pooped. Yes. I should be- good lord! What is happening in there?!?
Aurora borealis...?
(Of course, who could forget my first ever YTP gag, from "Angry Birds, heck yeah")
Aurora borealis?
This time of year at this time of day in this part of the country localized entirely within your kitchen? yes
May I see it?
No
Seymour, the house is on fire!
No mother it's
(And finally, the fan-favorite, "Yakko gets aids". While I had to recently rename it so i could be more original, the poor editing actually added to the already-humorous video, and there were quite a lot of gags, making it hard to find ONE main gag, so I just put a random country.)
Well, Seymour, you are an odd fellow, but I must say, you steam a good ham.
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Discord Spell Checker but it's edited and ugandan knuckles - Duration: 0:17.
Eef u nid a woard
speled priti good
Wo ar u gonuh col?
SPEL SHEKER
Eef u nid a woard
not speled rung
Wo ar u gonuh col?
SPEL SHEKER
cachoo *right click and loop*
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Whirligig(by Paul Fleischman) but its a chess match(TURN ON CAPTIONS) - Duration: 2:45.
The pawn moves two spaces which represents Brent going to Chaz's party.
The gold pawn moves, representing his first obstacle; there is a dress code at the party and his friend forgot to inform him.
He is presented with his second obstacle. Brianna calls him out, and he gets embarrassed.
The gold pawn takes a silver pawn, representing that Brent is currently losing the fight with his problems.
On the way home, Brent tries to calm down by calling himself a king, and not a pawn. He lets go, trying to commit suicide.
Brent is in danger(gold king puts silver king check) as he gets into a car crash with a girl named Lea Zamora. He survived, but she unfortunateley did not.
The silver queen takes the gold queen. Queens are very valuable, and by this transaction, this represents that Brent lost an important part of himself when he is shrouded by the guilt of killing someone.
The king takes the queen. This represents how Brent is redeeming himself by agreeing to build whirligig memorials of Lea.
The king retreats. This represents Brent's guilt diminishing.
Brent pushes on, making friends along his journey while redeeming himself, and getting rid of his guilt.
Brent's guilt comes back slowly when he is reminded of what he has done. (king is put into check)
But, Brent overcomes this by telling a fellow artist about what he did. This was a very big step for him. (king retreats)
Finally, Brent fully overcomes his guilt and accepts himself back into society by dancing with others (silver checkmates gold)
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Immigrants Caught Telling Blatant Lie For U.S. Citizenship, But Sessions Is Making Them Regret It - Duration: 3:02.
Immigrants Caught Telling Blatant Lie For U.S. Citizenship, But Sessions Is Making Them
Regret It Protecting our nation comes in many forms.
President Trump wants to build a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country.
But what about people who seek legal status?
Immigrants going through the citizenship process are held up to close scrutiny.
For good reason.
We don't give citizenship to criminals or anyone viewed as dangerous.
Why should we?
The safety of Americans is at stake.
But it looks like a handful of new citizens lied to the government about their past.
It has Sessions fuming mad.
From Western Journalism:The Department of Justice announced Thursday it is seeking to
strip U.S. citizenship from five naturalized immigrants who lied about their histories
of criminal sexual abuse during the naturalization process…
The individuals willfully concealed child sexual-abuse crimes they'd committed prior
to naturalizing, according to the federal-court civil complaints.
"Those who wish to become American citizens ought to respect our laws and seek citizenship
lawfully and honestly," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement…
The five defendants (Ricardo De Leon, 32; Christian Oribello Eguilos, 40; Carlos Noe
Gallegos, 41; Alwin Farouk Gariba, 51; Moises Javier Lopez, 42) all lied about their criminal
histories on application forms and during in-person interviews with immigration officials,
according to DOJ.
In each case, the defendants plead guilty to at least one state charge of sexual abuse
of a minor before applying for citizenship.
Yeah, that's pretty bad.
I can't imagine anyone within government willing to give convicted molesters citizenship.
Well, maybe a few democrats.
It was highly unlikely that these people—who plead guilty of such crimes—would have gotten
citizenship.
So they lied about it.
Maybe, if they had been honest, the government could have seen to it that they were granted
citizenship.
Perhaps in the years since their conviction, they proved to be law-abiding.
People can reform, after all.
It would have been a longshot, given the laws, but you never know.
However, the fact that they lied raises numerous red flags.
What else might they be lying about?
Have they committed similar crimes since then, but have alluded authorities?
Maybe they are doing more than just assaulting minors.
We don't know.
And the fact that they lied makes matters worse.
Sessions has every right to revoke the citizenship of these people.
Most likely, the should have been deported for their crimes.
The fact that they earned citizenship is shocking.
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Teacher Forgets Purse At Chick-Fil-A. Employee Ships It Back, But It's Not The Only Thing In Box - Duration: 4:03.
Teacher Forgets Purse At Chick-Fil-A. Employee Ships It Back, But It's Not The Only Thing
In Box If you can think back to the last time you
misplaced your purse, you surely know how it made you feel.
It's that sinking sensation that starts in your stomach, quickly turning to panic as
you realize the bag that holds the majority of life's important items is long gone.
You frantically retrace your steps, check behind the couch, and ask your spouse if they've
seen what you're desperately trying to find.
Lindsay Jones knows this feeling all too well.
The Texas educator was driving home from Northern New Mexico.
She had just spent the week on vacation, and was heading back to central Texas.
She stopped in at the Lubbock, Texas Chick-fil-A to grab a quick lunch with her family.
After their lunch, the family piled back in the car and continued on the highway.
It wasn't until they stopped for gas 3 hours away that Lindsay noticed her purse was missing.
That's when she realized she had left her purse at the Lubbock Chick-fil-A.
She frantically called up the Chick-fil-A, explaining that she had stopped in a few hours
prior and lost her purse.
But, it's what the Chick-fil-A crew members did next that left Lindsay in shock.
An employee named Darcey Cuellar remembers getting the phone call from Lindsay.
She told KAMC News, "I was working drive-thru and heard the phone
ring, and she was kind of frantic saying she was like three hours away and she left her
purse here."Thankfully, the kind staff had her purse and were willing to ship it to Lindsay's
home in Texas.
But, panic overcame Lindsay, who then remembered the keys to her classroom, as well as her
teacher ID card, were tucked in her lost purse.
She would need them by Monday morning, which was only a few days away.
The Texas teacher knew she needed to get her purse back, and fast.
She called the store a second time and spoke to Chick-fil-A's director of operations, Casey
Kovar.
Lindsay says Casey was happy to take her purse to FedEx for an overnight shipment.
He was completely understanding that she needed her purse ASAP, and went to the local FedEx
store himself.
When Lindsay went to give Casey her FedEx number so he could charge it to her account,
Casey informed Lindsay that it had already been taken care of.
In a Facebook post, Lindsay details how Casey handled the situation, which Lindsay admits
was "1,000 percent" her fault.
"He took my purse to FedEx and had it shipped to me 'Priority Overnight.'
With it being a Saturday delivery, and being that I carry a pretty large hand bag that
weighed 7 lbs, you can imagine it was NOT a cheap shipment!!"
Not only did the crew at the Lubbock Chick-fil-A ship the box priority overnight, they threw
in some amazing surprises for Lindsay to discover.
Lindsay had no idea that she would receive more than just her purse...When Lindsay received
the FedEx package, she was thrilled to find her purse - as well as six coupons for free
Chick-fil-A meals and two plush cows - inside the delivery box.
The kind employees at the Lubbock Chick-fil-A not only filled Lindsay's purse with freebies,
they also filled her heart with gratitude.
Lindsay says she feels amazed at their generosity.
"Not only was my purse found by good, honest people, but they also went above and beyond
to help fix a problem that was 1000% my fault to begin with!
So, thank you, thank you, thank you Darcy & Casey for being so awesome!!!"
Lindsay is one happy customer after the kind folks at the Lubbock Chick-fil-A went above
and beyond to return her purse.
Since posting her story on Facebook, it has been shared more than 1,400 times.
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Fergie Performing the National Anthem but I made it better - Duration: 2:36.
Introduction
*Beautiful singing*
Let's play some basketball!
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[First Kiss] ep 14. Though we were in love. But Not. - Duration: 9:10.
Woah~ It seems so delicious.
[First Kiss] Ep.14 Though we were in love. But Not.
Hey I didn't mean it like that.
Su Bin, who is that person…
Ho Yeon!
Have you thought of a person left out?
What situation is this?
Huh???
Ho Yeon?
That Ho Yeon?
Ex Boy Friend?
A guy she's dating?
Wait a moment
A boyfriend?
Why am I being left alone?
You treat me
As stairs
As mail box
As a bell
As a bike
As the background feature?
Like a movie where you and that guy are main characters
I am outsider?
Am I a passenger 1?
Should I bang against the door and let myself in?
Should I just leave pretending to have not seen it?
What should I do?
What is going on between those two?
<That guy is just passing by. Don't mind him.>
What?
<I don't He does seem like a guy passing by.> Don't mind?
Passing by?
Get off of her
<I knew you wouldn't> Get off!
Get the heck off of her!!
What am I doing?
How come I have become such a fool?
Why am I being left out?
I don't like being left out.
I won't be a fool.
No, You have to do like this.
Have you thought of the moment when you smile without reason?
Why do I keep smiling?
You are spilling all over!
Why am I smiling without reason?
You have just missed a bus!
Why am I being like this..?
Are you kidding?
You are totally into him.
Into him?
For what?
Love!
Are you a 4th grader?
Do I have to tell you why?
I haven't been crazy
I haven't been insane
I have been crushed?
Come on
I thought love starts
<Hey! Do you have a boyfriend?> Without any preview
Pardon?
I thought you've set him free.
Your ex,
Woo Sung
Thank you
Woo Sung Oppa
How come you remember everything I've said?
How come you look so good?
Good Bye
How come you look so sad that I want to cheer you up?
Keep thinking about you
Keep getting curious about you
Keep making me think of you
I may have come to like you?
What might he be doing now?
Babe!
You've come home.
Have you felt like you are living with your ex? <How about chicken and beer tonight? I want chicken.>
It took me 3 hours you know.
I said I would do it.
It is Kimchi Fried Rice!
Wow
All the time we've spent together <It looks so delicious.>
All the memories we've shared together
I would like them to be forgotten
There <Babe Come here>
And there <Ho Yeon Wanna try some?>
Everywhere <Ho Yeon>
Everywhere <Ho Yeon, don't I look different?>
All the memories from everywhere
Aren't you going to bed?
<I am.> Make me not sleep well.
Every house is filled with you.
Do I have to move?
How are you doing?
Have you ever feel suspicious about something so unreasonable?
Why aren't you giving this back to her?
This message given from that guy she is seeing
I have took it to give it back to her.
Haven't you?
(Do not skip meals!)
(Thank you. It's been so long that I've smiled) (Do not skip meals!)
Why are you hesitating?
This is really foolish of me.
I know this does not make sense.
But
What if?
I've thought about it.
Who is this?
It sounds like a woman.
It is a woman.
Hey Han Ho Yeon!
The day Ho Yeon said he is meeting a woman,
Help me
<Here you go> Matches with the day you've borrowed my clothes.
This looks familiar.
This hat is the same hat I've seen at Ho Yeon's house.
Then somehow?
What are you doing?
It is not Ho Yeon. It is Ho Sik.
They look alike.
I am Ho Yeon.
<I am getting revenge.> You are coming back at me by dating my friend?
I have gone insane.
Ho Yeon is not the type of person doing such a thing.
I know I am overreacting.
I know I am crazy.
I should've never met him.
I should've end this already.
Why the heck is she not picking up the phone?
You should explain this situation to me.
You should tell the reason why you left.
<Let's..>
<Do you want to date properly? With me?> I should've just skipped that last sentence.
I have become such a weird person.
This is making me crazy and upset.
I am going out of my mind!!!!
Wait, Why am I getting upset?
If we stop calling, I stop that.
If we stop meeting, I stop that
Let's break up.
I won't let this happen again.
'Missed Call from Lee Woo Sung'
Su Bin : Don't ever call me back. We will never meet again.
Su Bin : You've made me break up with my boyfriend.
What?
We will never meet again?
I've made you break up with your boyfriend?
What is happening?
This guy = Ho Yeon
Ho Yeon = Your boyfriend
Break up = Ho Yeon is your boyfriend
Then you dated me even though you have a boyfriend?
What am I then?
For double dipping?
For fun?
There is nothing to blame for
There is nothing to get upset for
The reason why we broke up is all because of me
<Is it okay for you to meet another man> Seeing you get upset
<But not for me to meet another woman?> Seeing you get upset
<We've broken up.> Seeing you get so cold
Seeing you get so cold
The thing that you might not love me anymore
I do not want to believe.
It is so hard to believe.
Tonight, I will forget all the things you've left me behind.
Let's get some sleep
I am throwing out all the stuffs.
I am erasing your number.
OMG
Stop calling!
I thought you asked me never to call back.
I thought you asked me never to see you again.
Why are you calling me?
OMG it is Su Bin.
She should've called me because of missed call.
What am I doing?
Should I pick up?
Excuse me, you can't sleep here.
This one does not pick up.
Love does not end when broken up.
Love does not end when broken up. It ends when it is forgotten and starts again.
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Red baby hungry&hug mom tightly but Rosa deny him|Poor baby why mom do like this|Monkey Daily 335 - Duration: 11:19.
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Healthcare sucks. But why? And how do we fix it? | Happy Ending with Nando Vila - Duration: 6:57.
(yelling) Oh God, oh God!
It hurts so damn much!
I'm uninsured!
How much is this gonna cost me?
That does look painful.
But you're just one of the 27 million Americans
who doesn't have health insurance.
Oh, well that's no big deal, right?
Uh, no, for every 830 people who don't have health insurance,
one person dies every year.
That means that every year, 30,000 people die
from lack of medical treatment.
30,000 deaths?
How is that even possible?
Holy mackerel!
Well, it's complicated.
The big problem with health care is money.
It's expensive.
Isn't that right, real-life
health care policy expert Tim Faust?
That's right.
No individual can afford the full cost of their own
health care without going into crushing poverty or debt.
That's why we invented the idea of insurance
in the late 1930s.
The idea behind insurance is that if you have a big pot
and a group of people throw some money into it every month
then, when one of these people needs health care,
because not everyone gets sick at once,
they can just draw from the pot.
Sounds like a win-win.
Well, the problem is that America, contrary to every other
developed democracy on earth, doesn't have some sort of a
national health insurance system.
Right, that's where the government foots the bill for all
basic and essential care, which guarantees that
all residents have their costs completely covered.
Yeah, we do things a little differently here.
[Narrator] That's right, Nando.
In our system, we have different companies offering
their own version of health insurance.
So instead of one giant pot, we have a bunch of
smaller pots, and this creates all kinds of problems.
Because covering sick people just isn't profitable.
Only 5% of the population account
for 50% of all health care costs.
One giant pot diminishes risk.
And rest assured, at some point in your life,
you will need to draw from it.
In a true market, consumers and sellers are supposed to
have the power to walk away from a deal.
(tire skid)
(glass breaking)
But if your arm got ripped off in a car accident,
you don't really have a free choice.
You have to treat it.
(woman screams)
The reason U.S. health care is so expensive is because
all these smaller insurance companies are just floating
out there by themselves, lessening their negotiating power.
But if we all got together and negotiated with, say,
the company that makes MRIs, as a nation, we would have
the collective strength to get those MRIs for way cheaper.
So how did we get here? Time for a backstory.
(tape rewinding)
(old-fashioned music)
From the dawn of the 20th century
to shortly after the Second World War,
most Western democracies built their
own form of a national health care.
The most famous was Great Britain's own
National Health Service.
The U.S. tried to create a similar system
but never succeeded, mostly due to fierce opposition from
the doctor's lobby, AKA, the American Medical Association,
who hired a popular Hollywood actor, and enlisted the help
of the first-ever political PR firm to warn the good people
of America about the dangers of socialized medicine.
One of the methods of imposing statism
or socialism on a people has been by way of medicine.
Behind it will come other federal programs that will invade
every area of freedom as we have known it in this country.
(gunshot)
And it worked.
So we now have this insane insurance system
where Americans get health care from all over the place.
50% through employers, 20% through Medicaid,
which is a government health insurance program for the
poor and disabled, 14% through Medicare,
which is a program for the old,
7% through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace,
which leaves 10% entirely uninsured.
And our hodgepodge health care system is the most
expensive in the world, but it doesn't cover everybody,
and it delivers far worse outcomes.
We live shorter lives.
We're the only developed country
that has a decreasing life expectancy.
The number of mothers that die
in childbirth is actually increasing.
Infant mortality is actually higher
in West Baltimore than the West Bank.
(baby cries)
From the green hills of Vermont to the arid plains of West Texas,
the battle lines were drawn.
The central issue is that any meaningful fix to our system
was always going to face massive opposition from hospitals,
drug makers, doctors and insurance companies
for the simple reason that in our system,
all of these people still make a f**k ton of money.
Damn. That's frustrating.
You see, in America we treat health care like a private good
that's bought and sold on a market.
It should be a public good.
Which is weird because we consider other things
public goods, like, say, firefighting.
Wow. You weren't kidding, lady. This is a real fire.
Well, put it out!
All right, hold on, lady, I gotta
tell you about our packages first.
Packages?
My building's on fire!
Yeah, I know.
And putting out the whole building's gonna cost $7,000.
I can't afford that.
Well, I can put out some of the fire.
You pick one room you're really passionate about.
I need my whole house saved, OK?
Get your hose out.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, this is just a consultation visit.
What's your policy number?
It may feel like the sun has set. That health care is
a horrible nightmare that you can't wake up from.
But it doesn't have to be.
There's already a system in place.
(heartbeat)
You know, my grandparents, they seem really happy.
We love Medicare.
We sure do.
Medicare is the solution.
It's efficient.
It's cheaper.
(suspenseful music)
But, Nando.
(dramatic music)
(gasps)
That would cost $32 trillion over 10 years.
That's a highly misleading stat.
Yeah, it's not like we'd be paying that
on top of what we're paying now.
We'd be paying it instead of what we're paying now.
And what we're paying now is absolutely bonkers.
(scream)
Oh good God.
If my calculations are correct, we'll spend
$49 trillion over the next 10 years on health care.
So $32 trillion, even if it does turn out to be correct,
(keyboard clicking)
which it's not, would actually represent a $17 trillion
savings on our current system.
Great, so it's cheaper.
So Medicare for all would work.
Thanks, man.
(dramatic music)
[Narrator] Your journey to universal coverage is complete.
Health care works best when we're all in it together,
much better than competing and fighting.
Families go broke, and people die when they don't have to.
And nobody wants that.
We have to treat health care as a public good,
like education, public works, or firefighting.
We don't ask people to take personal responsibility
for putting out massive building fires.
That would be stressful, chaotic and scary.
But it's no less scary to confront the reality of cancer
or a ripped off arm.
(laughs)
We're the richest country in the history of the world.
There's nothing stopping us from making
health care available to all Americans.
We just haven't done it yet.
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OuR Experts analysis: How Kate felt NERVOUS for Meghan markle but Markle is such a 'force of nature' - Duration: 10:09.
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Video: Feb ends with sun & warmth, but nor'easter on way - Duration: 4:01.
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Selly monkey still deny milk Vino baby but she not fight her baby|Good mom today|Monkey Daily 337 - Duration: 11:19.
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Canon EOS 4000D - Cheap but not very cheerful - MEGAPIXEL - Duration: 4:42.
The Canon E O S 4000D is Canon's latest stripped-back entry-level DSLR, and while the naming convention
might suggest otherwise it
sits below the also-new Canon E O S Rebel T7 / Canon E O S 2000D in Canon's range.
Until now, the Canon E O S model line designated by four digits (in all regions other than
the US, where we've had the Rebel XS, T3,
T5 and T6) has been Canon's no-frills entry-level DSLR. But Canon obviously reckons it can trim
the fat further, and the Canon E O S
4000D is the result.
Canon hopes the aggressively priced Canon E O S 4000D will appeal to new users who have
been drawn into photography via their
smartphones, and are now ready to make the next step.
However, those new users have become accustomed to large and intuitive touchscreen displays,
and, significantly, Canon hasn't seen
fit to include one on the Canon E O S 4000D – so will it feel like a step backwards
rather than forwards?
The Canon E O S 4000D inherits an ageing 18MP sensor that can trace its roots back to the
Canon E O S Rebel T2i / Canon E O S 550D
that was released in 2010. The latest tech this is not.
It's a similar story with the DIGIC 4+ image processor used in both the Canon E O S 4000D
and Canon E O S 2000D. To put it in
perspective, we're now onto the eighth iteration of Canon's DIGIC processor, although the latest
Canon E O S DSLRs are using DIGIC 7
chips. Native sensitivity remains the same at ISO100-6,400, expandable up to 12,800.
The autofocus system is also pretty dated – it's the modest 9-point system that has
been in Canon's arsenal since 2009. And while
pretty much every DSLR in the last five years or so has featured a 3.0-inch rear display,
Canon has actually shrunk the LCD on the
Canon E O S 4000D down to 2.7 inches, and the resolution has also taken a tumble down
to 230k dots. Don't even think about
touchscreen control.
The optical viewfinder delivers a 95% coverage, which is pretty typical on a entry-level DSLR,
so, as we always warn, it's worth
paying particular attention to the edges of the frame when reviewing your images, as there's
a chance you'll find unwanted elements
creeping into you shots.
There's Wi-Fi connectivity, but no NFC or Bluetooth Low Energy options, while video
is capped at Full HD (1920 x 1080), with 30, 25
and 24fps frame rates available.
Entry-level DSLRs might not be renowned for their burst shooting speeds, but even so the
Canon E O S 4000D's 3fps makes it one of
the slowest cameras out there, along with the Canon E O S 2000D.
While the 4000D features a smaller screen and lower-resolution sensor compared to the
2000D, which we'd expect to mean a reduced
power consumption, the 4000D actually matches it for battery life at 500 shots. That's nothing
remarkable, but it still compares
well to similarly priced mirrorless cameras.
Early verdict.
The Canon E O S 4000D really does feel like a camera that's been designed and built to
a budget imposed by especially parsimonious
accountants.
With most of the Canon E O S 4000D made up of components from the parts bin for long-superseded
Canon DSLRS, there really is nothing
of merit to recommend it over other entry-level DSLR rivals, apart from, perhaps, the price.
At £369.99 with the EF-S 18-55mm kit lens (Australian pricing are still to be confirmed,
while the Canon E O S 4000D is expected to
come to the US just yet), the Canon E O S 4000D is one of the most affordable DSLRs
you can buy right now.
However, while this low price point is designed to tempt new users, our worry is that the
limited feature set and poor screen will
see them quickly revert back to their smartphone. Eat beans for a month if you have to, but
if you want an entry-level DSLR you'll
be better off spending a bit more and getting something like the Canon E O S 2000D or Nikon
D3400.
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Florida Students Return, Wary But Hopeful, To School Shooting Site - Duration: 1:52.
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A Career Lost, but Not a Way of Life - Duration: 0:36.
Life is full of uncertainties.
I had medullary thyroid cancer.
I had been left with a completely paralyzed vocal cord on the left side.
So, it was very difficult for me to talk.
Without that protection, I couldn't fathom where me and my family would be right now.
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