Canon T3i 18MP EOS Rebel Digital SLR Camera &18-135mm Lens Kit
Canon T3i 18MP EOS Rebel Digital SLR Camera &18-135mm Lens Kit
An easy-to-use camera that’s capable of creating a masterpiece. The EOS Rebel T3i digital SLR delivers elite detail and speed, plus super-sharp 18 megapixel resolution, a precision EF-S 18-135mm lens, and a top-of-the-line DiGIC IV image processor. The feature-rich camera lets you experiment with everything from bright sunlight to dark theaters and extreme close-ups to faraway action with ISO sensitivity up to 6400, nine-point TTL-CT-SIR auto focus, and 63-zone TTL full-aperture metering. Its cutting-edge 1080p Full HD movie mode gives you greater creative freedom with Movie Digital zoom and Video Snapshot features for enhanced movie shooting options. From Canon.
List Price: 1189.96
Price: 1189.96
Digital Camera User Questions
How can i install digital camera on my computer?
It’s because i lost the installation cd so is there any other way to install the digital camera on my computer? Or is there any website that give this type of offer?
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey love_in_u,
you don’t need the disk
connect the usb cord to camera and computer
a screen will come up
choose camera wizard
follow screen directions
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What is the best digital camera for taking photos of surfing?
I am used using the canon poweshot series but I am looking to upgrade to something with a more powerful zoom. My only reqirement is a rechargable battery. I have been taking photos for years and I want someting that is user friendly but I can also grow with. Any suggestions?
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Sara,
a waterproof one lol
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What is a good digital camera for using at concerts?
I have the Canon Powershot SD750 and I recently went to a concert, and it was terrible for zooming in and taking photos. I was sitting really close too. Are there any cameras out there with a good zoom for taking photos at events like concerts, that aren’t priced too highly?
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey Anthony T,
To me Canon still remains adequate for such zoom…Maybe you should study more about the zoom enablements…or allow a professional to assist you with the settings!
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What is a good digital camera with a manual aperture?
(if there are ones like that)
a manual camera is good too, but I’m better with digital.
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey maria,
I get the feeling you mean you want a digital SLR camera.
This means that it is a digital camera (no film) but you have manual control over settings and interchangeable lenses. Expect to spend $ 600 or more.
You can also get high-end cameras that do not have interchangeable lenses, such as the Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ28, or the Canon PowerShot SX10 IS. These can be found for $ 300-$ 500.
If you decide you want to get a dSLR, have a look at:
Nikon D40 + 18-55 lens + 55-200 VR lens
Canon 400D/XTi or 450D/Xi + 18-55 IS lens + 55-300 lens
Nikon D90 + 18-200 VR lens
With any of these cameras, you will also need a memory card and probably want a pouch/carrying bag for it.
Linked are some detailed info pages on photography terms (aperture, shutter, focal length, etc)
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What is the best digital camera for nature (beach and redwood) photography?
The primary use would be for nature photographs (beach and redwoods) and the occasional pictures of friends (red eye bad). I want a point-and-shoot for portability and because of money restrictions. I have about $ 250, but could stretch it too 400 if the camera is significantly worth it. The size/shape of the camera isn’t as important as the quality of the pictures, but I do like the square no bulges of some of these point-and-clicks. I had a canon S500 which I was happy with, but it was stolen. Any suggestions or tips? Should I get a used S500 again from Ebay? Or is there something way better out there for me? I was also looking at new Kodaks? Help?
Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:
Hey johnsullivan0928,
I’m no expert but I do love photographing nature as well. My little Fuji Finepix F700 has been doing a great job for me. I also tried the HP (M417?) and got great results but still prefer the user-friendlyness of Fuji. I think the main thing to consider is the number of megapixals. This plays a big role in the quality of your pics, ultimately.^^
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