Canon has just introduced two new Canon Rebel DSLR cameras, the T3 and T3i.
The T3 (1100D) is the more basic of the two and sports a 12.2 megapixel sensor, 100-6400 ISO, DIGIC 4 image processor, nine point auto focus system and the ability to capture 1280×720 video. There is also a popup flash and it ships with a 18-55mm lens for $599.99.
The T3i, otherwise known as the 600D, includes all the aforementioned features and capture 18 megapixel shot, full HD video and includes a 3-inch tilt/swivel LCD screen. The ISO range remains the same as its little brother, but this one ships for $200 more ($799.99) and doesn’t include a lens in the deal. Alternatively, you can spend another $100 and get the 18-55mm lens or for a lot more, you can purchase Canon’s two new telephoto lenses, which start at a mind-melting $9,499.
Canon also rolled out two need Speedlite flashses. They’re both a lightweight external flash option that can be activated wirelessly using select Canon cameras. The 320EX eclipses the cheaper 270EX II by providing a a built-in LED continuous light option that is capable of providing full-time illumination for short distances when shooting video on a DSLR or PowerShot digital camera.
Both cameras will be available this March.
