Canon - EOS Rebel T3i DSLR Camera with 18-55mm IS Lens - Black
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Description
Features
EF-S 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6 image-stabilized zoom lens included
Captures long-exposure shots with incredible sharpness. Compatible with EF and EF-S lenses (not included).
18.0-megapixel CMOS sensor delivers vividly detailed high-resolution images
High-level resolution allows you to create enlargements and crop images without losing detail. The APS-C sensor delivers an effective field of view.
100–6,400 ISO range (expandable to 12,800) for crisp, clear photos even in low light
Shoot confidently without sacrificing detail, even in extremely low light.
Capture fast-action shots at up to 3.7 fps (frames per second)
This burst mode is not only fast, but also utilizes 9 focus points to keep images sharp even in challenging high-speed shooting situations.
3.0" ClearView rotating LCD monitor provides a bright, clear, wide-angle view
Smudge- and reflection-resistant multitouch screen features intuitive operation and the ability to shoot from a variety of angles.
Capture spectacular movies in Full 1080p HD
Offers the ability to shoot in 1080p Full HD video in a number of recording sizes and frame rates, with continuous autofocus tracking of moving subjects.
DIGIC 4 image processors deliver remarkable power and performance
Capture, process and save images with incredible speed. Reduced noise for smoother images at every ISO setting.
9-point autofocus provides accurate subject tracking
AF system allows you to capture fast-moving shots with precision.
63-zone metering sensor measures scenes to reduce focus and exposure errors
Shots are stabilized where there are extreme differences in brightness, like in a theater or concert hall.
Multiple exposure modes give you full control
Precisely capture a variety of scenes with Program AE, shutter priority, aperture priority, manual, automatic depth-of-field, Scene Intelligent Auto, Creative Auto and more.
E-TTL II (Evaluative Through the Lens) auto flash ensures proper illumination
A pre-flash precedes the main flash, allowing the camera to meter available light, adjusting illumination to obtain the correct exposure.
Face-detection technology puts everybody in their best light
Analyzes the image color, brightness and contrast, choosing the exposure and enhancements to create the best shot.
Scene modes determine optimal settings based on the subject
Includes portrait, landscape, close-up, sports and night modes. Scene Intelligent Auto mode and Picture Style Auto with EOS Scene Detection System helps you capture stunning images.
Built-in pop-up flash features multiple modes for optimal lighting conditions
Features red-eye reduction for natural-looking eyes in portraits.
Multiformat memory slot for storing or transferring data
Accepts SD, SDHC and SDXC formats. Memory cards not included.
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What's Included
- Canon EOS Rebel T3i DSLR Camera
- 18-55mm lens
- Owner's manual
Key Specs
- Image Sensor TypeCMOS
- Lens Mount CompatibilityCanon EF
- Minimum Focal Length18 millimeters
- Maximum Focal Length55 millimeters
General
- Product NameEOS Rebel T3i DSLR Camera with 18-55mm IS Lens
- BrandCanon
- Model Number5169B003
- ColorBlack
- Color CategoryBlack
- Digital Camera TypeDSLR Camera with Lens
Imaging
- Image Sensor TypeCMOS
- Image Resolution (Display)5184 x 3456
- Digital ZoomNone
- Image File Format(s)RAW, JPEG
Focus
- AutofocusYes
Exposure Control
- Shutter Speeds30-1/4000 sec.
- Minimum Aperture3.5 f/
- Maximum Aperture5.6 f/
- Minimum ISO100
- Maximum ISO6400
- Maximum Expandable ISO12800
- Burst ModeYes
- Self TimerYes
- Shooting ModesPortrait, landscape, close-up, sports and night modes
- Panorama ModeNo
- White Balance ModesAuto, daylight, shade, cloudy, tungsten light, white fluorescent light, flash, custom, white balance correction and white balance bracketing
Lens
- Lens Mount CompatibilityCanon EF
- Minimum Focal Length18 millimeters
- Maximum Focal Length55 millimeters
- Lens Focal Length 35mm Film Equivalent18-55mm
Flash
- Flash ModesAuto, Red-eye reduction, Manual override
- Integrated FlashYes
- External Flash MountOther
Display
- Display TypeOther
- Screen Size3 inches
- Touch ScreenYes
Storage
- Number Of Memory Card Slots1
Compatibility
- Tripod/Monopod MountableYes
- Memory Card CompatibilitySecure Digital, Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC), Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC)
Features
- Integrated GPSNo
- Records AudioYes
Connectivity
- Output(s)HDMI, NTSC, PAL
- PictBridge EnabledYes
Power
- AC Adapter CompatibleYes
Performance
- Water ResistantNo
- Shock ResistantNo
Included
- Batteries IncludedYes
- AC Adapter IncludedYes
- Memory Card IncludedNo
Dimension
- Product Height3.9 inches
- Product Width5.2 inches
- Product Depth3.1 inches
- Product Weight18.2 ounces
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 year limited
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year limited
Other
- UPC013803134254
Customer reviews
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 1482 reviews
(1,482 customer reviews)to a friend
Features
Ease of Use4 out of 5Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent All Around Camera
||Posted .I bought this camera for Christmas 2012. So far I am quite impressed. This is my first Digital SLR (I shot 35mm SLR, and Digital Mirror-less prior). I purchased this over the Nikon D5100. The Nikon does produce less noise at higher ISO's, than the T3i does, but I don't generally shoot fast and/or night action, so It hasn't been a problem for me yet. Auto-focus is quite quick and intuitive. I actually prefer Nikons focus-point layout better, but the T3i seems to be a bit faster auto-focusing, and the view-finder is far superior I think. Unfortunately there is no continous auto-focus for video on the T3i. The D5100 does auto-focus in video mode, but it is quite sluggish at best. I have a dedicated video camera, and when shooting video with the T3i, I prefer a manual follow-focus anyways. So no major points lost there as far as I'm concerned. Both cameras have great LCD's. However the T3i does not crop the image unless you are shooting specific formats. Otherwise it maintains 3:2 aspect-ratio full-screen. The Nikon D5100 crops the image in the LCD and uses the border for camera info, whereas the T3i has the information overlayed on the image (and can be toggled on/off with live-view Hstograms, which makes setting exposure quick and easy). Video quality is quite good. Shoots 1080P at 30/25/24fps, and 720p at 60fps (no 720p at 30fps though). Again, no auto-focus, but for those serious about shooting film with the T3i, there is an excellent freeware operating system available online called Magic Lantern (I neither endorse nor condone). It offers a host of upgraded video features such as HDR Video, Custom frame-rates (720p at 30fps after-all), video effects, and zoom options, plus extended ISO range, Shutter speeds, intervalometer, and bracketing features for HDR, among a thousand other features. I got my T3i with the 18-55mm Kit lens, and 55-250mm zoom lens. Both do a good job considering their relatively inexpensive price. Serious photgraphers/videographers will want to upgrade the lenses for sure. Canon makes a great little 50mm F/1.8 for right around $100, which is great for video. But these 2 lenses are really good all-around "Bread and Butter" kind of lenses, that will allow everyone the ability to learn and hone their skills. My only real gripe is the 18-55mm doesn't have a dedicated rubber focus ring on the lense body like the 55-250mm does. But rather, is located at the very front of the lense, is thin and plastic, and somewhat recessed in comparison to the main body, which makes it somewhat elusive when reaching for it in a hurry. The T3i features both IR remote, and Wireless flash control as well. Overall I am happy going with the T3i. It really is just "Apples and Oranges" when trying to compare it to the Nikon D5100. In the end what really sold me was: - The grip felt better in my hand (I have big hands) - The menus and infromation onscreen, are far more intuitive - The controls seemed better layed out to me - Histograms available in live-view (Nikon D5100 only has in image review) - A relatively cheap upgrade to a fast 50mm lense (of course there's always the Canon L series ;) I would recommend this camera to everyone!!!
Features
Ease of Use4 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendFeatures
Ease of Use5 out of 5Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Perfect
||Posted .This Canon T3i Rebel EOS camera is considered a great camera for entry level DSLRs'. I couldn't agree more but, I think your getting much more. Although this is my first DSLR camera, in my opinion it has all the bells and whistles anyone especially a beginner could ever want. For example the ability to fire off camera speed lights. I love this function as I am going to start taking Portaits. Use your T3i for a Master and get one or two speed lights for slave units and your in business. The battery life is exceptional too. I did however buy an extra battery as backup. This camera has all the "easy" features if your not comfortable with setting your camera yourself but I as many others suggest you start in "manual" and get to know all about ISO, Apature, and shutter speed. When I bought mine it came with two kit lens' the 18X55 and the 75X300 zoom lens. Both are great lens' but I quickly started purchasing additional ones to get more versatility. Don't be spooked with this because lens' can be very expensive, there are some that are very affordable. Everything you get with your T3i kit will get you up and going like a professional. If your thinking of upgrading to a very nice DSLR then, I recommend this Camera.I am completely satisfied and don't intend on upgrading my T3i for a very long time. Hope this helps you on your decision to go DSLR. Happy Shooting. Oh yes, if you like to Post Process, I recommend Light room 4. Great software for the money. It has a feature on it that can pretty much eliminate "any" noise from high ISO setting. I love it.
Features
Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Bang for the Buck
||Posted .I needed a camera that could shoot quality video for pro-sumer use but did not want to spend the full frame prices for a camera such as the 5DMkiii. We use a 7D, a lot but needed a backup that could go solo if it had to. Our previous format was with P2 cards on an HVX200 which takes amazing video, along with 35mm DOF adapter and can run literally all day without stopping as long as you have the memory cards, but, it is very poor in low light situations. This is another reason the t3i came into play. Video requires manual focus and I have a set of AIS Nikon prime lenses that look fantastic through the canon sensor. The low aperture rates also help. This combo is great for low light video. Must have an F mount to EOS adapter. Overall the camera has been good. I have encountered it automatically shutting down while shooting video, and well before the 4 gig max on class 10 SDHC cards. Picture controls are easy to get to and or navigate through.
I would recommend this to a friendFeatures
Picture Quality5 out of 5Features5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Top rated camera, great price, very capable
||Posted .I did my homework on this one and researched many popular DSLRs. The T3i consistently receives great reviews, and is so popular that pricing is pretty standard. I use it for both still photography and some videography, but obviously, its strength is the still photo. Pictures are truly a stunning upgrade from my previous point-and-shoot. It's about more than just megapixels! The 18-55mm auto-focus lens that comes with it is great, and the additional 75-300mm lens works just as well. I love the stop-action with high speed shutter and rapid fire! Spend some time reading about all the great things you can do with this camera, and you'll be hooked! The wakeboarding photo below was our second week with the camera, shooting burst mode with 1/1000 shutter speed.
Features
Picture Quality5 out of 5Features5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great first camera, step up from a point and shoot
||Posted .This camera is amazing right out of the box. if you're a beginner like me you turn that dial to Basic Zone and start firing, I guaranty you won't miss a shot. As you progress, turn that dial to Creative Zone it will take some time but the pictures you take will amaze you. Creative Zone is called Advanced Shooting, after adj. Shutter speed, aperture setting, and exposure compensation, time and time again the camera may become lost, they tell you to go into the menu setting, find Clear setting, Clear all camera setting. That sucks because now you have to reset all your basic setting Power Off, LCD Brightness, Image Review, yada yada yada. BUT as I read further through the manual page 258, Registering my menu. Now you don't have to flip through all the menu setting, you can create 1 page with all your basic setting. I have 2 lenses and constantly swap them out after a while attaching the lens to the body doesn't require look for the red and white dots. Also I love the flip out LCD monitor it is the best invention to date.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great camera, good buy
||Posted .This camera works so well, I'm astonished at how amazing the pictures came out. This camera is simplistic and user friendly and also has great picture quality. For the price, this camera couldnt be better! No need to look into the more exspensive rebel models when this one works exceptionally well. Also if you go for this camera, or any camera, ALWAYS ASK ABOUT PRICE MATCHING or anything else you're buying for that matter. Trust me, it saved me hundreds and I was able to get a couple extra lenses an extra battery and a bag for an incredible low price.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great first DSLR
||Posted .This camera is a well built camera that takes pictures with as much or as little control as you would like. The scene intelligent mode is wonderful when you don't have time to adjust the settings to your liking, but if you have more time the program and manual modes allow you to change the settings to more specific things you had in mind. Great camera for the price. The pictures are beautiful and crisp. Not completely idiot-proof but getting closer.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Camera
||Posted .This is my first DSLR camera, I've been wanting to buy one for a long time and canon was always on my mind. The T3i is a great purchase, I do not regret any cent. It is easy to use, great for beginners but also for more experienced photographers. The image quality is very good and you will be amazed with how creative you can get with this camera. The movie mode is a great plus.
I would recommend this to a friend
Q: QuestionWhat comes with the camera?Does it come with eyecup, wide strap, USB cable, AV cable, battery, and charger?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes to all.
Answered by Abuto
Q: QuestionPHOTO CARDCAN A SANDISK PIXTOR 64GB EXTREME SDHC & MICRO SDHC CARD BE USED IN THE REBEL EOS T3I CAMERA, OR WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM PHOTO CARD THAT CAN BE USED?
Asked by WARBEAST137.
- A:Answer Yes it can. Fit the t3i
Answered by firstcamera
Q: QuestionAre the camera's battery and charger included?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, the camera comes with the battery and charger. It just does not come with a memory card.
Answered by JMMM
Q: QuestionCAMERA POWER?WHAT TYPE OF BATTERY POWERS THE EOS REBEL T3I CAMERA?
Asked by WARBEAST137.
- A:Answer Canon LP-E8 battery pack.
Answered by Nice2Have
Q: QuestionWhat brand of lens is included?No where in the listing does it state the brand of the 18-55mm IS lens included? Is it a canon lens?
Asked by Chris.
- A:Answer Yes, the lens is a canon lens.
Answered by gte556i
Q: QuestionDoes cannon make a dslr camera with wifi?
Asked by TR.
- A:Answer Yes they do, Canon Powershot SX510 HS is one of them. I also know they make attachments as well. Google canon image gateway and they will give you more information
Answered by David97504
Q: Questionpreguntamy camera EOS REBEL T3i DSLR and my question is if l can use my speedlite 380ex
Asked by carlos.
- A:Answer I purchased a Sunpak DigiFlash 3000 for my camera and don't really know much about your Speedlite but if it fits onto the shoe on top of the camera it probably will work. Try it and see.
Answered by hickerydickery
Q: Questiononline or in store purshanceif i buy it online they it comes with a bag.... does it comes with a bag too if i go tothe store to buy it? or that depends on the store?
Asked by yaneli.
- A:Answer I received a bag and other extras, I bought it in the store though. Not sure about online
Answered by chillya