Canon Rebel T31

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The first time you take a look at Canon T3i you will be amazed by its style and form. While it has similarity with the mid-range DSLRs and other entry level DSLRs on the market, the T3i has the coolest features especially on its back. It has 3-inch vari-angle LCD and impressive 1 million pixels. It is more flexible as compared to Nikon camera and the user can press the shutter even holding the camera overhead or low. When you use the Canon Rebel T31, you can venture new angles when taking pictures.

You can protect the screen by turning it around when you use the optical viewfinder . In addition, the lens is the most notable feature of Canon T31. It has a built-in remote sensor, 4-pinhole mic and preview buttons. On the top of the camera is the hot shoe, the mode dial, ISO and display buttons. This makes the adjustment very convenient.

The Canon Rebel T31 DSLR demystifies great photography by including an in-camera Feature Guide. The Feature Guide displays a short and simple description or advice for the respective function. It is displayed on LCD screen in each shooting mode, during Mode Dial operations, and for Quick Control screen functions (during normal shooting, Live View shooting, movie shooting, and playback). The Feature Guide appears automatically during Mode Dial operations and when a function is selected on the Quick Control screen.

The Canon Rebel T31 has a Scene Intelligent Auto mode which enables you to let the camera do the selection of the best setting for the image you are trying to capture. That being said, the Canon T3i also allows you to manually set the settings, but if you are not yet familiar with its features then this Scene Intelligent Auto mode would be very helpful. This feature is good for novice photographers who are not yet familiar with DSLR photography and those who are not yet familiar with this particular camera.

Canon Rebel T31 Customer’s Review

Here you can read what people says about Canon Rebel T31. You can use it’s as a references.

Perfect for Those Indoor Portraits that Your Compact Can’t Do

I have been a Canon EOS user for about 15 years, starting out with manual cameras and then working my way up to the EOS digital models in 2005.

Two years ago, I was getting a little frustrated carrying around a bag with multiple lenses and the camera on holidays. I wanted something small that had similar capabilities. I found it in the Panasonic Lumix range and sold all of my Canon gear.
Then my daughter was born. Suddenly my major focus changed from landscape shots to portraits and Kodak moment type snaps of her. This was fine when we were outdoors but compact cameras really struggle in low-light situations. Two months ago, I decided it was time to dive back into the world of digital SLRs. I didn’t need too many bells and whistles, just a simple SLR that could take fantastic shots of my daughter and her future siblings.
I found it.

This Canon EOS T31 is a super camera for the price. I used to pay 4 times as much to get lesser quality in the older cameras in the range. My brother, a professional photographer, has one of the best models in the series and even he is impressed with this basic model’s capabilities.

The new articulated screen is a good addition as is the ability to take HD video. The camera fills my hand nicely and is easy to hold stable due to the molded back. Th e software, screen menus,and buttons are all familiar and easy to understand. Anyone with previous Canon experience will feel right at home.

The best part of all, though, is that I am now producing beautiful photos of my daughter with no effort whatsoever.

I would recommend this camera to any new user to digital SLRs or users who want to come back to something bigger than a compact without going overboard.  - Greg Scowen “Author of The Spanish Helmet”

 

Great 1st DSLR!

I consider my self a techie, but have not ventured into the world of DSLR’s until recently when I purchased the Canon T3i. The camera is easy to use straight out of the box, or you can spend days learning all of the options and abilities of this camera. It takes decent video, but it takes some time to get use to the clunky video controls. The different scene options help for us who are just starting out, and the automatic setting is great for those who don’t want to learn about the camera’s manual side. Overall great first DSLR. I got it with the 18-55mm kit lens, but would definitely recommend spending the extra money and getting the 18-135mm lens. I can see now the great flexibility that a lens with that range would give.  – Matt P

 

Works great for what I got it for!

I needed a camera to both take professional quality pictures and record at full HD 1080. I am a published author and am currently writing my next how-to book on balloon twisting. The publisher wants to do ebook versions with video embedded, so I needed to find a reasonably priced way to create both pictures and videos for the ebooks. So far any fault with the video and pictures has more to do with my knowledge (or lack thereof) of good studio lighting and proper lenses for proper settings. The camera itself works great. Both the video and pictures are sharp. I read reviews on the camera and so got an external microphone to plug into the camera rather than using the built in one. Also the veri-angle LCD screen is great for being able to frame myself in the shot before starting to record since I’m usually doing these pictures and videos alone. It is definitely a purchase I would make again (but I shouldn’t need to for quite a while).  - Balloonguy