Pros
- LCD with high resolution and new 3:2 dimension
- Excellent software for both Mac and Windows
- Improved video mode with external mic capability
- Higher resolution than previous Rebel cameras
- Higher-quality images and video than older Rebels
- Snappy 3.7 fps in burst mode
Cons
- Light plastic feel
- Expensive for entry-level camera kit
Bottom Line
Canon's incremental refinements to this Rebel add up to both improved image quality and movie recording that is a notable step forward.
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