The new digital SLR cameras of 2011 should have features that please just about every type of photographer.
From landscape enthusiasts to portrait professionals, the new crop of cameras include advanced autofocus systems, short response times and extensive manual controls.
Those who also want to capture video will find a lot to like since the HDSLR - an SLR that shoots video - is now the norm.
So which one to choose?
Follow your instincts about what you'll take pictures (and videos) of most often, and then see if the camera's feature set is complimentary (and if the price is right).
For example, let's say you want to travel with your camera: pay attention to the dimensions and weight to find the models that won't give you back pain if you carry them all day.
Maybe you want to take pictures of your children: for this, a flexible LCD is a real benefit, since you can hold the camera at their eye level and you can compose your picture without having to get your knees dirty.
2011 Digital SLR Timeline
Here are the release dates for the new digital SLRs of 2011 (so far):
CAMERA MODEL | RELEASE DATE |
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Canon Rebel T3 1100D | March |
Canon Rebel T3i 600D |
New cameras will be added to this list as they are announced.
Main Features
Now for a quick introduction to the high-level features available on each new digital SLR of 2011 (cameras are listed in release order).
CAMERA | OVERVIEW | FEATURES | PRICE |
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Canon Rebel T3 1100 | This basic entry-level camera has a pared-down feature set in order to keep the kit price relatively low. A simple HD movie mode is a new feature added since the previous Rebel 1000D. |
| $600 USD |
Canon Rebel T3i 600D | The most prominent new feature on the T3i is a flexible high-resolution flip and twist LCD screen. The T3i also adds some new and improved modes for beginning photographers. |
| $900 USD |
Movie Mode
If you're new to the world of DSLR video, take a quick look at the HDSLR jargon page to come up to speed. Then come back to this page to see how the new digital SLRs of 2011 compare.
While I've listed the highest quality video each camera can capture in the table above, I also thought it would be helpful to show a chart that JUST compares ALL of the different video options.
CAMERA | 1080p24 | 1080p30 | 1080i60 | 720p30 | 720p24 | 720p60 |
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Canon T3 1100D | ||||||
Canon T3i 600D |
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