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If you are out in very hot weather, count on it overheating. The heat disappation has been improved, and its better than many competiting models.
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My 60D has never experienced overheating, even shooting in direct sunlight in 35 degree celcius weather.
The 60D is only a few dollars more than the T4i at the moment so is most likely still within your budget. The T3i also has much less overheating issues than the T2i, though I cannot personally vouch for it, only going off what I've been told or read.
I would suggest you get either the 60D or T3i over the T4i; it does not add any really useful features for video - the continuous AF is pretty useless, and even the touch focus feature is not acceptable for use while recording.
The 60D is only a few dollars more than the T4i at the moment so is most likely still within your budget. The T3i also has much less overheating issues than the T2i, though I cannot personally vouch for it, only going off what I've been told or read.
I would suggest you get either the 60D or T3i over the T4i; it does not add any really useful features for video - the continuous AF is pretty useless, and even the touch focus feature is not acceptable for use while recording.
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If you're worried and it's in direct sunlight, it's easy enough to put an umbrella, or some kind of other sun shade. Probably a good idea anyway, as the heat might cause additional sensor noise and not be good for the battery.
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The T4i AF is not super fast, but it is far better than nothing. It also works with the new STM lenses for faster and quiter AF as compared to a normal EF or EF-s lens.
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