I’ve tried to keep this comparison brief and simple, but please feel free to ask me any questions that you might have in the comment section below!
Not only will it give you a better understanding of your camera and photographic theory, it may dramatically improve your photography in a dozen other ways. If the automatic modes and In-Camera-Guide in the T3i are a deciding factor for you, though, you might alternatively consider a photography book, or better yet, enrollment in a photography course or seminar. And, if you think that you’ll use the built in flash control, it would certainly save you money and hassle to buy the T3i. Photographers who frequently shoot while holding their camera overhead will, of course, benefit from the T3i‘s swivel screen, as will video bloggers and others who want a handy video monitor while they’re in front of the camera.
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Of course, you’re really only getting the same image quality that you’d get if you shot a photo and cropped in to the two megapixels in the center of the frame (1920 x 1080 pixel full HD video is about 2 megapixels), but on a low resolution display like HDTV, it could still look good. This is a feature that I’m actually very excited about myself using a $100 50mm f1.8 lens as a 500mm f1.8 would open some incredible video opportunities (assuming that a stable tripod is available). On the other hand, you should go ahead and buy the T3i if you enjoy shooting video and think you’ll use the digital zoom. Photographers (like myself) who use radio-triggers for their flashes also needn’t worry too much about the native wireless flash control on the T3i (the exception being Radiopopper shooters, some of which translate the optical trigger signals from flash control units into radio signals). Some photographers have also expressed concern about the articulated LCD of the T3i and 60D collecting dust or breaking off and for those who work in rugged conditions, this may also be worth considering. The new video features in the T3i won’t be of use if you’re only interested in taking photos, and the auto settings and In-Camera Guide will not be relevant for those who already have a firm handle on photographic theory. It’s no accident that this has been the best selling SLR in the world for much of the past year. If you have used a 35mm film camera in the past and are simply looking to get a digital camera to do the same things, the T2i is probably for you. Rear view comparison of Canon T2i (left) vs T3i (right).
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(Since 1080p video is only 2 megapixels, this can crop down to the center of the sensor, effectively providing a 3x – 10x zoom) Digital zoom for 1080p video, while recording.Native wireless control of off-camera flash ( T2i requires accessory Canon ST-E2 module).Internally, there are a few more significant differences, though. Canon has also made some minor ergonomic changes, such as adding additional rubberized padding to bottom of the front left side of the body for extra comfort and protection. To accommodate the new LCD, the body is slightly deeper, and the whole unit weighs a hair more. The new T3i sports an articulated LCD, much like that found on the Canon 60D. What’s New in the T3i? The two lines of text at the top of the LCD here represent the new “In-Camera Guide”įrom the outside, the only major difference is the rear LCD. Maximum Flash Sync Shutter Speed (standard flash) Max Burst Duration JPG (at highest frame rate) Max Burst Duration RAW (at highest frame rate) Polycarbonate, Fiberglass Resin and Stainless Steel The table below shows the functional similarities. Below, I’ll very briefly note the differences between the two cameras and explain who will benefit from the T3i and who will be just as happy with the T2i.īefore making a big deal about the differences, it’s worth noting that these two cameras are mostly identical when it comes to standard photographic operation, and there is no difference in RAW image quality between the two. But when comparing the T3i vs T2i, is the T3i worth the extra cost? For some people it will be for others it will be a waste of money. Yet the T2i is still available, and at only $579 for the body, it is a tempting offering. Not surprisingly, the technological differences between the two are minimal, at least at first glance: they use the same sensor, image processor, and autofocus system.
The Canon Rebel T3i is already on store shelves, even though the Canon T2i was announced just a year ago.
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