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Canon Rebel T3i Test Images/Video - 3 Weeks Later

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2011

After using the Canon Rebel T3i (600D) for about three weeks, here are my thoughts on photo and video quality. Overall, I love this camera and can't wait to experience expandability as I build a lens collection. Included are some test images and 1080p HD test footage.

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Thanks for watching as always! If you have any specific questions regarding this camera or its quality, feel free to create some discussion in the comments and I will get back to you!

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  • I am having such a hard time deciding between the 60D or the T3i. T3i works better for me in terms of cost, and the weight of the camera.

    But what I've noticed is that the T3i video quality is always blurry, no matter who uses the camera.

    For example, in the beginning of this video (If she is using a T3i to record) her face is slightly blurred. But then towards the end of the video, everything, including her is crystal clear!

    Someone please help me! LOL.

  • @aliciabiatch Anyone who uses manual focus has issues with the blurred edges. If you use automatic focus, you will have less of a problem. I just prefer manual.

  • @aliciabiatch Getting the 60D over the T3i won't change anything. It's all in the lens :) Thanks for watching.

  • at around 3:07 the reason you get blurred shots is probably because of auto settings.

    A general rule of thumb for you not to get blurry shots would be to avoid shutter speeds lower than that of your current focal length.

    Example would be if you're using a 50mm focal length you wouldn't want to use shutter speeds lower than 1/50 because camera shake will make your photo blurry. An exception to this is using a tripod to shoot which eliminates the blurriness/camera shake.

  • @anton120991 Thanks for the tip

  • HI i recently purchased a canon t3i and I wanted to know what the best video editor to use that is free. Thanks!

  • @greenT0910 If you are using a Mac, iMovie is the best one and included with your Mac. As far as Windows PCs go, I don't know many Windows programs. Try Windows Movie Maker.

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  • @lorenzo6320 I believe this was shot around ISO 800

  • @pkilla617 I use a Core 2 Duo 2009 MacBook Pro and Final Cut Pro X

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