Point-and-Shoot users looking to step-up to a DSLR will enjoy the T3i camera’s Scene Intelligent Auto mode, the most intuitive automatic camera mode available in a Canon Rebel camera to date, providing complete scene analysis and optimized settings. For the young enthusiast learning photography or the adult looking to learn more, Canon’s new Feature Guide instruction will walk Rebel T3i users through functions and provide recommendations for various settings, a great hands-on learning tool. Complementing the award-winning EOS Rebel T2i DSLR, the EOS Rebel T3i, Canon’s new flagship Rebel, offers fun and easy-to-use features for beginning photographers, and the EOS Rebel T3 provides a more attractively priced option for those looking to experience the pleasure of shooting with a DSLR camera. LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Febru– Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, today announced the EOS Rebel T3i and EOS Rebel T3 Digital SLR Cameras, providing numerous intelligent high-end features at attractive price points. Two New Speedlites and a New EF-S Lens Round Out the Photographic Journey WITH THE NEW EOS REBEL T3i AND EOS REBEL T3 DIGITAL SLR CAMERAS What, you want the press release? Oh all right, enjoy:ĬANON EMPOWERS THE MASSES TO TAKE BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS AND VIDEO Pictures courtesy of DP Review… since who sends pictures of a new product out with the press release? Get the body-only, don’t bother with the kit, and buy a lens with the money you save.
The new kit lens now includes new IS algorithms, but I’d still spend the extra $100-$150 to get a really basic prime or wide-angle-zoom. Personally I’d say you should spring for a T2i, but that’s just my opinion.
And hey, it’s $599.99, two hundred bucks less, so if you’re looking for a basic DSLR that’ll also do some solid video, this isn’t a bad deal. Historically the 1xxxxD models have performed somewhat worse than the x00D/x50D models, but not to the point where it’s a problem. Great, but its LCD is only 320×240 and not swivel-able, so you lose quite a bit there.
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Its 12-megapixel sensor will do 720p video at 30 or 25fps. The T3/1100D is the budget DSLR, but don’t make that into a bad thing. If you don’t need the twisty screen, the T2i will be available for considerably less at the same time, with almost exactly the same capabilities. The T3i will be available at the beginning of March for $799.99. There’s now a feature called “Movie Digital Zoom,” a tarted-up digital zoom that claims an”extra boost without a loss in video quality,” a claim I don’t believe for a single second.
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It continues to take 1080p at 24/25/30fps. That’s not a bad thing, since in my opinion the T2i was already the leader in the enthusiast zone, but you’d think in a year they might add a few frames to the FPS. The auto mode now also adjusts “picture style,” which isn’t much of an improvement, since the auto mode already adjusted “exposure, focus, white balance, and Auto Lighting Optimizer,” leaving little to the “style” setting.Ĭrop lines for square, 16:9, and 4:3 aspect ratios can now also be viewed while shooting video, which is nice, but other than that it doesn’t appear that the video function has sustained any improvements. It’s the same screen as last year’s T2i, which is to say 720×480 and great, but now it can be pulled out and twisted and such, not unlike the 60D. The primary enhancement seems to be the addition of a swivel LCD. The 18-megapixel T3i/600D is the next version in the “enthusiast” line of DSLRs, above the budget level but below the more robust and weighty 60D and 7D. Details! Inside!Īlso, the press release is one space away from “empowering them asses.” It’s the same thing when you think about it. And as usual, you’d expect the big number to be the superior item, but as usual, no. The T3i and T3 also have aliases, as per the Canon usual: 600D and 1100D respectively. The former is clearly a direct successor to the T2i, which we reviewed here, and the T3 is a somewhat downgraded version of the same.
Compact DSLR video has been made slightly more crowd-friendly with Canon’s latest cameras, the T3i and T3.
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