Your Questions About Canon Rebel T3i Review

is the canon EOS Rebel T3i 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR camera good?

well obviously its good, but other reviews? also does it include effects like fish eye & grainy? what other effects does it have? are there any cameras like that one that are better and around the same price or cheaper?

Which DSLR should I buy? Nikon D5100 vs. canon Rebel T3i?

I’ve been looking to get a DSLR, and out of all the cameras I’ve looked at, the two that I’ve mainly considered are the Nikon D5100 and the canon Rebel T3i. I’m looking to use it for both photography and video, and I’ve heard mixed reviews about the D5100′s ability to take video. Could someone please tell me about the pros/cons of each and which one you think I would be happiest with? Thanks!

P.S. I’m new to photography, so I don’t know what a lot of the technical terms mean.

canon t3i vs Panasonic hdc-tm900 Low Light?

i plan to purchase a video/camera in the immediate near future, iv’e been looking / reading reviews, watching sample video of thus two models mention earlier. i have been at it for weeks. I weighted the pros and cons of what i need and will be happy settling for.

the main pro is i need a great low light video camera that looks great at day to. I’ve seen footage of the canon and Panasonic in similar low light environment’s
( i realize a lot of both cameras footage’s have cc and color grading fixes)

con: i find in the panny is it seems like all the day light footage i find of it seem’s rather dark & dull non sharp footage, making if i were going for a cheerful, outdoor, blazing heat of the day, fun like a laundry commercial vibe need more color correcting/grading. and more difficult to achieve natural angelic look

creative features like DOF on the cannon puts me in awe but the cannons low light capabilities makes me worry because i don’t know if its my monitor or not. on all the footage of the competing cameras i cant pick out a single grain of noise on a panny video. but i see the grain easily on the cannon’s video. (i’m using a Sony bravia KDL-32BX300)

so my question is what should i go for? i need a good low light camcorder, that has equally better daylight capabilities, i really cant tell the quality of these two bench-marked from two different sources or people when the source video can have several variable’s like improper settings, or novice users can anyone weigh in to help me out. give me your opinion.

similar source videos

Canon Rebel T3i
Concert: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnmYlkEWzCM
various: http://vimeo.com/28747350

Panasonic TM900
Concert: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2V0NoCn0iE
Daylight: http://vimeo.com/30178508
night: http://vimeo.com/22675661
ya i had the vixia in my eyes but just don’t have the $1300 price tag

Canon T3 w/ lenses or T3i?

I have a Canon SX20 bridge camera that does a pretty good job at taking pictures in well lit areas like outdoors and macro, etc. However I want to upgrade to a DSLR so I have a bit more options with changing lenses and getting more higher quality pictures.

I’m torn between the Canon T3 or T3i. Would it be better if I chose the Canon Rebel T3 (since it’s much cheaper) and use different lenses with it such as the 50mm f1.4 II lens to acheive high quality crisp clean pictures? Getting the T3i is kind of impossible for me since its very expensive and the only thing I like about it is that it seems to generally have much better reviews than the T3 and it also has the flip screen.

Canon or Nikon for beginners?

So far I have mainly stuck with film cameras for the rugged vintage charm, but I am wanting to venture into digital photography more than I have before. Film is just too expensive and I’d like to transfer my passions a little. I am looking into the Canon EOS Rebel T3i and the Nikon D5100. I have heard a lot of wonderful things about both, but I’m an indecisive girl! So, I’ve come to you all. I have read numerous reviews and side by side comparisons, but I haven’t quite come to any conclusions. I know that I will be doing some portraits as well as nature. Advice? Answers? Votes? Suggestions? Thanks in advance! muah!