Canon T3i Knowledge by David Subagijo
This Canon T3i is amazing. This is usually my very first dSLR camera and I might have in no way been taking pictures once i had my point-and-shoot. I wanted a camera that had been capable regarding actually taking useable pictures indoors and have an effect of zoom on it. This really does both great. I are unable to believe the quality in addition to clarity indoors, even at night. With extremely little lights on it can take crisp photos with ease. I surely could zoom throughout a dimly lit 40-foot room, use the actual flash, and look at serial numbers off my camera’s box! Amazing.
The standard flash seems to work pretty well. I’ll probably get an external flash eventually, but the one it comes with Works Great. Seems to be pretty powerful. I haven’t tested it outside at night yet, though.
I’ve only played with the video capabilities briefly. You set it up by finding your focus point and then roll from there. It keeps the focus well and only small adjustments are needed when depth in your focused subject changes. Might take a little work knowing when and how to change the focus during some action shots but eventually the non-autofocus throughout the video could end up being a positive rather than a negative due to customizing capabilities.
The camera seems solid, but very light. I couldn’t believe the difference between this camera and my dad’s 60D (which had a smaller lens on his as well). It seems significantly lighter. I thought this was a great feature since I’ll probably use the camera a lot on the go.
The functions of the camera make sense. While I’m just a beginner, there seems to be a lot of room to learn with the camera. The ease of use is easy enough for my wife to follow without having to learn all the intricacies to shooting a manual shot. Yet all the manual capabilities are there when you want it.
The live view screen is large, bright, and crisp. Very easy to read in any light setting.
Overall, I LOVEthis Canon T3i. While I would probably love any dSLR just coming from a point-and-shoot, the features of this camera are what attracted me to it. It is light, powerful, and easy to use with flexibility to grow. With such a powerful sensor for pictures and 1080p video capabilities, I feel this camera will be in my bag for many years to come.
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