I am happy with my camera, it allows me to easily do what I want. Although it is heavy with the lens on but it's just something I need to get used to.

Easy to use; Build quality; Screen size

Bulky

Fantastic, received the shipment before the promised date and well packed. Product too lived upto my expectations, haven't faced any issue till now. The only concern, the carry case should have been of a better quality. Coming back for more Amazon.....!!

I recieved this camera kit for Christmas. I've alwasy been an avid photographer but never had a DSLR. So far I've done some wildlife and landscape work with it and Im happy with the results. The camera is lightweight for long hikes and packed with features.

Easy to use; Great picture quality; Lightweight; Lots of features

high iso noise; One Cross Type Af Point; Slow Frame Rate; Soft Lenses

The product is very good. What I liked most is its image print quality. Canon is easy to use. The photography in various modes provided me to get the photos at its best. Auto focus is very good. ISO performance is good. LCD is good in its segment. Battery life could be little better. Its stylish.

Easy To Use; Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Image Quality; Good Image Stabilization; High ISO Performance

Short Battery Life

We bought this camera back in Nov. 2012 for our own Christmas present. I enjoy taking portraits and my husbands enjoys landscape photography. This camera works well for both. My favorite thing is the speed. This camera is way faster than my backup Powershot Pro1 (which has a bad shutter lag).

Clear images; Fast shutter

Small Lens Has Problems

The Canon EOS 600D is the latest in a line of cameras that has dominated the consumer SLR market since its inception in 2003. Its predecessor, the 550D, introduced an 18-megapixel sensor, an improved metering system and significant improvements to video capture.

Subtle yet welcome improvements over the 550D, but it's expensive once necessary lens upgrades are taken into account.

The Rebel series has never been characterized by cutting-edge innovation or radical interpretations of what a camera can be - instead, the series' development seems to be driven by a calm, rational assessment of the features people want in a tolerably small package and at a price people are willing

Excellent image quality even at high ISO settings; Extremely high detail and resolution at base ISO; good per-pixel sharpness; Good dynamic range; improved by use of Highlight Tone Priority; On-screen Q-Menu offers good access to shooting settings; Excellent LCD screen is articulated (great for

Slow AF in Live Mode reduces benefit of articulated screen for stills shooting; White balance often excessively orange under artificial light; Button functions in live view mode very different from conventional mode; Key features and parameters hidden in Custom Function menu; Lacks the in-camera Raw

Some digital camera upgrades outperform their predecessors by leaps and bounds. Some camera upgrades move forward by inches. The Canon Rebel T3i falls into the latter camp. This follow-up to the Editors' Choice Rebel T2i ($799.99, 4.5 stars) adds a flip-out LCD, but otherwise doesn't change any of...

Quick; Good picture quality

Extremely slow Live View mode; Not as fast as the T2i, images aren't as sharp

The price point of DSLR cameras have significantly dropped over the last few years. With the implementation of new technology, DSLRs are becoming increasingly simpler to use and customers buy them  for their superior image quality and manual controls.