#Canon eos rebel t3i body only how to#

Good lens can make the most impact on your overall picture quality and that is one reason the T3i is such a great choice.

#Canon eos rebel t3i body only how to#

Instead start collecting a nice set of lens and learn how to use them. This is the DSLR I always recommend to beginners. I have used this camera to capture many deep-sky objects using various clip-in filters. The T3i (600D) came pre-modified by an astro-modification service known as Astro-Mod Canada. If you're on a tight budget, I would suggest not spending your money on high end camera bodies. In 2015 I upgraded to Canon EOS Rebel T3i camera for astrophotography. Looking for a vast improvement? Check out the new T6i and it's 24MP sensor. Over all Canon has put a great package together in the EOS line of T3i to T5i models and would give any hobbyist or semi pro photographer all you need in one camera. Going full manual is a must for this application and there are plenty of, how to videos out there so you can get off to a good start. With a greater depth of field and use of prime lens you can get a real move look and feel to your videos. DSLR video is what these camera really excel over a stand alone video camera. I find myself using 400 to 1600 for most of my photos and the newer features don't really add much to the overall quality of the photos. The newer T5i has the same sensor and takes the same pictures but it's a bit faster and has a touch screen. All Canon's new lens fit and work perfectly.

Picture quality is very good with the kit lens 18-55 3.5f but that's not where it ends. I have yet to find a situation where I wasn't able to get great results. For a low cost camera it offers impressive performance. I've used the Canon T3i sense it came out in Fab.

Great all around camera with pro features at a reasonable price.