Canon EOS REBEL T3i Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm IS II Lens Canon EOS REBEL T3i Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm IS II Lens

Pros: Style, look, feel, weight

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: This is my first DSLR camera. I have always loved photography but historically used advanced point and shoot cameras. The T3i seemed to be a good transition into the DSLR world. I like the DVD it comes with to give me an overview of the camera and show me how to use it.

Pros: Awesome customer service. Product was received in no time. Absolutely commandable.

Cons: None.

Pros: I had the t2i 1st, I sold it to buy the T3i because of the flip out lcd. i want a canon camara with with the flip out lcd that was under $900. they didn't have none at the time. so i had to settle for the t2i. but now i own the t3i and yeah i am happy with the flip out lcd. Now i can take pics of my self and see how it will loop before i shoot.

Cons: none, but i wish there were more iso options for both t2i and t3i

Pros: 18MP, 1080p Video, Nice stock lens, great materials, tilt display, tons of modes, manual focus, came with gift from newegg with bag and 4gb sdhc card, 3 day free shipping was here in 2.5 days - good job. I am very happy about this purchase, the battery took 20 mins to charge, so that's nice too. The pictures are amazing, the light in dark rooms is enhanced and it looks terrific. I feel like a pro now :P

Cons: Since I have never owned a DSLR camera and still consider myself a young person I would say it was only the price that was holding me back. But now I realize that this is actually a pretty good deal, simply because most 18MP cameras + lenses go for 1200 or 1500 dollars (which, as an amateur, is too much for me)
Short: 799 made me hesitate but in the end was well worth it

Other Thoughts: Ok, so I have owned multiple 100 to 200 dollar digital cameras and the pictures look ok, but always very 2 dimensional. I was somewhat always surprised that my friends, who owned DSLR, cameras made professional photos and create banners and advertising, so I made the move and guess what: It is really the camera and the lens that make the difference, I shot a photo of my dog as the first picture (using manual focus to blur out the background) and just wanted to see if it turns out nicely. and it did, the photo looked like it was made by some professional dog photographer who has been taking photos of dogs for years. So I was amazed, and it is quite fun to shoot pictures of everything (and I have only tried one mode so far :P ) My friends think I am annoying because I always go to them and tell them "O-M-G look at this one, and this one."
So yes, I am very happy. I wonder what else it can do, I might just read a manual for once and watch some youtube videos about shooting pictures with

Pros: The camera is easy to use, produces great quality photos and really teaches amateurs like me to fiddle around with a professional camera. This might not be the #1 For Amateur Cameras out there, but it comes close

Cons: Slightly expensive but for good reason. Would have bought the T3 version instead of the T3i but I believe it is worth it.

Pros: The selling factor for me on this one is the adjustable LCD screen. I do a lot of video recording and that really helps. The pictures are quite crisp and vivid as long as you know how to set your shooting mode. The zoom level on the 18-55mm kit is a bit short for me so I guess i have to buy a better zoom lens. The feature info gives you an idea of the different stuff like aperture, shutter speed and color balance etc. It records 1080p so if you are thinking of buying an HD camcoder, might as well get this. Couple with good lenses, your video recording session will look better on this unlike on HD cams that have limitation.

Cons: Because of the camera restrictions, it can only record to about 4gb of video each time using .MOV file type. Video recording session stops automatically so continuous recording is not possible. I'm getting just about 12mins or record time then have to start a new session. I wish Canon used a more compressed format like .MP4 or even .MKV. Not sure if they can solve this with a firmware update. If you can get pass that issue then, this is for you. I still rate it at 5 eggs!

Pros: Same sensor as 7D and 60D = excellent image quality!
Tilt and swivel display just like 60D (T3 doesn't have it)
Video quality is outstanding and manual focus during video is easy, just takes a little practice :)
Casing is plastic but feels very solid / high quality

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Get T3i and spend your extra money on a 50mm f/1.8 for low light and portraits and a Tamron 18-270mm all-in-one lens for everything else!

Pros: amazing, best consumer DSLR camera on the market

Cons: nothing at all

Pros: - Swivel screen, for when you can't get your eye where it needs to be.
- High ISO makes night shooting easy
- Fast, both in start up, and time to write images to your SD card (Use a class 10 or better for the best results). I can get a 21 shot burst on my 16GB PNY card before the buffer fills.
- Easy to use interface. Quick buttons for the settings you'll adjust most.
- High Megapixel count for larger prints.
- Durable, see other thoughts.
- Good battery life.
- Plenty of lenses to choose from.

Cons: - Canon's RAW processing software is nothing special. It basically just let's you apply the same settings the camera would have applied with little control. It works, but doesn't let you use RAW to it's full potential. Photoshop's Camera Raw is an excellent choice if you have the money.
- A little more color noise at the higher ISOs than I would like. No more so than you would expect in an entry level DSLR.
- Kit lens isn't going to give you the most crisp images, but it's great if you are just starting.
- It's not the D60 I had wanted initially (which has the better pentaprism), but nobody had it in stock for some time, and I don't regret the decision on the T3i

Other Thoughts: I'm well over 8000 shots into this camera's life, so I think it's safe for me to right a review. I am Extremely satisfied with this purchase as my first DSLR. I brought it to my sister's wedding and ended up taking some 1200 pictures over 4 hours. A week later, after I had time to run them all through photoshop, she was wishing she'd pocketed the grand the wedding photographer got.

As for the durability, I can personally account for Canon's ability to make a survivable product. My camera took a pretty big fall when I was out shooting in the woods by a river, and by a fall, I mean my 240 lbs person went tumbling, camera in tow, and it found itself wedged between me and several rocky surfaces. After some initial worry, I wiped the mud off, snaps some shots, and was relieved to find that it still worked. Here it is five months later, and it's still taking quality shots.

I wish newegg would allow pictures to be attached to reviews.

Pros: i bought this product on black friday. New Egg had an awesome deal on this product. This is my first upgrade from a point n shoot to a SLR camera.
Canon T3i is very versatile, easy to use and the clarity of pictures even in dark light is really good.
The functions are very easy to manouvre.

Cons: none so far,