No this is not a pro-level camera, but it takes darn fine pictures. Take the money you save on this camera body and invest in high quality lenses ... you won't regret it.

Solid build, feels great to use; Helps me take wonderful pictures; Of course, it deserves to be paired with a good lens such as a 28 mm f/1.8 or 40 mm f/2.8.

None except the mediocre kit lens

First, the camera is excellent and I recommend it hands down. Some of the other items are also fantastic and provide a decent set up off the bat. I really enjoy the extra batteries, additional grip, additional lens, case, tripods (you get two), and Class 10 memory card.

Feature rich and takes great pics and full HD videos

As it stands, the Canon T3i is the flagship Rebel, with the T3 and T2i beneath it in features. Its still image quality is among the best in its price range, and its video modes are quite complete, offering excellent quality, provided you can handle shooting video more carefully than you would with a...

Excellent and proven 18-megapixel sensor; Lots of detail; especially in RAW files; Very good high ISO performance; Very accurate colors; Full HD video capability at three frame rates with auto or manual exposure control; Video Digital Zoom; ranging from 3-10x; Good quality optics with image...

Dynamic range is not up to par with the best APS-C sensors; No microfocus adjustment; Very warm auto white balance indoors; Sluggish startup and mode switching; Only center AF point is cross-type; while the Canon 60D has all nine cross-type (for those considering a 60D; 3.7fps is slow for sports...

The Canon EOS 600D is an excellent reflex. It can generate good-quality images from high definition, with accurate colors and realistic, and without suffering much of problems related to digital noise.

Ductility; Image quality; Swiveling display

Price

Wow, this is an amazing camera for any beginner photographer and advanced photographers. I am amazed at the features Canon has packed into this camera and how well it does in low light conditions. I would recommend getting other zoom lenses.

The EOS 600D was my first venture into the digital SLR market. I've done 35mm SLR & digital compact in the past but this was my first step up. Spent a long time comparing this with the Nikon but found the Canon felt better & is easy to learn to operate.

After looking for ages for my first DSLR camera it came down to this one. Its just the right size to get around and look professional at the same time. I am still playing around with the settings but the photos i have taken are fantastic.

I have been a photography enthusiast since SLR's used film. And I've owned many Digial SLR's i

Inexpensive (especially if purchasing body only) ; Excellent Image Quality; Ease of Use

Prefer the dial on higher end Canon line but for cost can't complain

This is my first SLR camera and I love it . I am not a camera expert but the various button where easy to understand and I am getting very good pictures