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The latest model in Canon's popular Rebel series is very much the camera that the range's history leads us to expect: well featured, well-designed and competitively priced. It's a very conventional camera in a part of the market that is seeing some interesting innovations, but the conventional DSLR design still best suits many people's needs, especially when it's done this convincingly.
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Silver Award
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77%
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Enthusiast shooters looking for some of the latest technology in a well-designed, well-priced package. Movie shooters on a budget.
Upgraders looking for a compact-camera-like user experience. Users for whom small size is paramount (who might want to consider a mirrorless alternative)
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Canon EOS 600D review (Rebel T3i review)
By: Phil Hall, What Digital Camera
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Canon EOS 600D (EOS Rebel T3i / EOS Kiss X5) review
By: Cameralabs
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