Canon Rebel T3I Specifications

My first camera was the Canon Rebel T3i, which I immediately fell in love with it. But I'm always up for something new, so I was gifted the Rebel T5 and I am very pleased. It is more light weight than the T3i, which is a bonus. The shutter speed feels more responsive and faster than the T3i. Overall, I the T5 feels like a better camera. My only annoyance is the LCD. I loved that you could hide the display with the T3i and miss that feature quite a bit on the T5. The rest is history. Faster, lighter and better image quality. Nice camera.

I used the rocket blaster for the first time to clean my Canon Rebel T3i sensor and it worked great. All dust spots were removed. I will carry one of these in my bag from now on.

Great remote for picture and videos on my Canon Rebel T3i. Easy to use and has range of ove 12 feet.

I'm using this with my Sony HDR-CX580v and Canon Rebel T3i. Obviously, this really helps when you're in sunny conditions. The price is awesome.

Some reviews gave me concern that some of these adapters might not fit my new Canon EOS Rebel T3i, but it worked like a charm. Simple and solid piece of hardware. I bought it to mount a small digital recorder on top of my camera for movie work, and it's just what I wanted.

Somewhere, I have an LC-E8E that came with my Rebel T3i. Bought this one because after several moves it's lost. As with all other Canon products this works just like it's supposed to - charging batteries to full capacity!

I'm far more used to using filters on my video camera, but I bought these for use with my brand new Canon Rebel T3i. On my most recent trip through three National Parks I found occasion to use all three filters; of course, the UV filters stays on my lens at all times. I was able to use the polarizer while hiking through Twenty Lakes Basin, seeing right down to the bottom of the crystal clear shallow lakes that line the trail. I used the ND filter to shoot water as well - a long exposure of the rushing water of Mist Falls in Kings Canyon. The pouch that comes with the filters is very handy as well, fitting up to four filters.

Was gifted an older Canon Rebel (T3i) with no accessories - this was an affordable, handy, easy to plug-in and use charger.

Some reviews say this bag is two small, but it fits a Canon Rebel T3i, an 18-135mm lens, a 75-300mm lens, some small accessories, the instruction book, and the battery charger snugly but comfortably. I haven't thrown my bag out of my second floor window yet to provide anyone with feed back on how well it will protect your cameras and lenses, but it does a great job holding them.

This was an upgrade from the Canon Rebel T3i, which was an 18 MP. My first was the Canon Rebel T1i, which was an 15 MP. The resolution is great! I have taken some nice photos of flowers and some great photos of some butterflies, recently! I am well pleased! This camera body has many useful features, and I definitely would recommend it! The main lens I use is the Tamron 18-270mm VC PZD. It is a great lens!