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what optical zoom does a Canon EOS Rebel T3i Camera have? and what is the difference between these 2 cameras, what would you recommend for macro jewelry photography?
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX100V 16.2 MP Exmor R CMOS Digital Still Camera with Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 30x Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080 Video
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Canon EOS Rebel T3i 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera and DIGIC 4 Imaging with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens
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The Sony would be like a Vespa scooter and the Canon a Harley.
P&S cameras only have the lens that comes with them, so you need to know what the optical zoom range is to know its limitations.
A dSLR is a fully adjustable camera and can use interchangeable lenses from fisheye to super telephoto.
dLSR's do not come with "optical zoom ranges", because that depends upon the lenses you buy.
My Nikkor 300 mm f/2.8 would be a 1x optical zoom lens since it is NOT a zoom lens, but a prime lens. Another, the 18-200 mm lens would be a 11x zoom if it was welded to my camera and I could not replace it. When using a dSLR, forget about optical zoom ranges.
I have two other lenses which if were on a P&S camera like the Sony would both have optical zooms of 2x, the 12-24 mm and the 200-400 mm. One is for shooting extreme wide angle shots and the other for shooting sports or wildlife, so knowing the optical zoom "range" means nothing
The Sony would be like a Vespa scooter and the Canon a Harley.
P&S cameras only have the lens that comes with them, so you need to know what the optical zoom range is to know its limitations.
A dSLR is a fully adjustable camera and can use interchangeable lenses from fisheye to super telephoto.
dLSR's do not come with "optical zoom ranges", because that depends upon the lenses you buy.
My Nikkor 300 mm f/2.8 would be a 1x optical zoom lens since it is NOT a zoom lens, but a prime lens. Another, the 18-200 mm lens would be a 11x zoom if it was welded to my camera and I could not replace it. When using a dSLR, forget about optical zoom ranges.
I have two other lenses which if were on a P&S camera like the Sony would both have optical zooms of 2x, the 12-24 mm and the 200-400 mm. One is for shooting extreme wide angle shots and the other for shooting sports or wildlife, so knowing the optical zoom "range" means nothing
Canon EOS Rebel T3 V. T3i?
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I am interested in buying either one of the 2 camera's Canon EOS Rebel T3 or T3i. My purpose for this is basicly to create stock photography for myself and those digital artist's out there who love to create manipulations and premade backgrounds. So the photo quality needs to be in excellent condition for the artists and also myself, so I don't want there to be any blurriness or graininess, and the photo's can't be pixelated. Or at least hardly pixelated I suppose.
I was at first using a Canon Powershot camera, but saw that the photos were very pixelated after uploading them into my computer, so lesson learned there. So this is why I am very interested in either the Canon EOS Rebel T3 or T3i.
I know someone who has the T3 and saw the quality of it, which was very good. But I am curious if anyone has a sample photo of some landscaping useing the T3i, as I would like to see the difference?
If anyone does have a sample photo, the original dimensions would be great to see it in and with no photo enhancement done to it. Though a watermark is fine, that I wouldn't mind, as I don't want anyone to feel like I am going to steal their photography work.
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No need to worry about certain pictures taken with the T3i, I can show you horrible ones with a $5000 DSLR and beautiful ones with a $400 one. All DSLRs today are pretty much the same and you could never tell (based on quality) which camera was used. The T3 is a more beginner model which is obvious in its specifications and also on the body size/weight, whereas the T3i has a better sensor with better low light performance, an articulating screen which may sometimes be useful for real estate photography in tight spaces.
Here's a DSLR Buying Guide - http://www.smashingcamera.com/which-dslr-camera-to-buy/
No need to worry about certain pictures taken with the T3i, I can show you horrible ones with a $5000 DSLR and beautiful ones with a $400 one. All DSLRs today are pretty much the same and you could never tell (based on quality) which camera was used. The T3 is a more beginner model which is obvious in its specifications and also on the body size/weight, whereas the T3i has a better sensor with better low light performance, an articulating screen which may sometimes be useful for real estate photography in tight spaces.
Here's a DSLR Buying Guide - http://www.smashingcamera.com/which-dslr-camera-to-buy/
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