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Question: Can it take pictures quickly, even in low light, with a flash? I have a toddler, & my current camera misses everything!
Document: The older TZ5 is pretty solid but feels almost as heavy as the T3i! I shot some pictures during the day, played with the awesome depth of field and got some outstanding pictures. Great contrast, color, white balance, exposure, everything was perfect. It was actually difficult to get a bad photo even on the more manual settings.Where I was really shocked was low-light performance. I got pictures I had never thought I could ever get without using the flash.
I love the T3i. It produces good quality images; even in low light, the image noise is not horrible. The rotating LCD protects the screen, but is still convenient to flip out quickly when needed. The menu is easy to navigate, I have always been able to find everything I need within a few seconds. So far, it has been a very user-friendly camera in basically every way.The kit lens is great for the price.
This is exactly what I was hoping digital photography would be. Well it hasn't been until recently and even then it came at a huge price. NOW this camera is everything I've hoped for. Really good automatic pictures with the built in flash, Excellent shots with the different auto / manual settings. The wireless flash control with the speed light flashes is incredible. Its my Canon AE-1 with A-1 features only without the extra charges for high speed film etc. In short, I love it.
After having my Sony camera stolen, I searched a long time for something that was similar to it. I went with this camera even though the reviews were pretty mixed. I love it!!! I use it to take pictures of my kids and husband, both of which are action shots. I use it at family functions, in low light, outside...just everywhere. And it never fails me.
I bought this camera just a few days ago and so far am very impressed with its low-light abilities. I don't even have to use the flash indoors at night! I think this is a wonderful camera. The colors captured are very true to life, and with the flash it seems to get pretty crisp results. I definitely recommend this camera.
I received this camera as a Christmas present. I already have the Canon T1i and have used it and loved it and thought that it would take a lot to beat it but the T3i has. Using the kit lens from my T1i which is basically the same lens available with the T3i I took fantastic low light shots of my daughter's Christmas tree without a flash. I used the "P" setting with auto ISO and was very happy with the results.
My first DSLR, having replaced a KODAK camera that I killed from taking way too many photos. With less than 3 days experience, I took some incredible photos in Israel with this camera. Did phenominal in low light, without flash.Would recommend getting the external flash if you intend to do a lot of low light photography as it will increase quality tenfold. Regardless, it creates some spectacular photos. With it being lightweight it was easy to take photos at water level in the Dead Sea.
Also, like the feature that you can just turn the wheel on top to take non-flash photos (instead of having to go to the menu to do so). Low light photos are amazing, and the flash doesn't usually wash out the photo. So far (only had this camera for a month now), has performed well for holiday photos.
The flash is mediocre at best. It is a flash, so it works wonders in low-light situations. However, the camera also has a flash mount. If you plan on doing a whole lot of flash photography, you may want to consider purchasing a secondary, more improved flash.CAMERA BOOK RESCOURCESI do have some book recommendations that have sifnificantly enhanced my camera research, and are now helping me take better photos. Yes, one of them is all about pet photography.
It's simply great! It's easy to make high quality pictures with it and it performs admirably in low light without the flash. The kit lens is good enough but I will soon be going for a 50mm prime lens to make the most out of the camera. The flip LCD screen is a real plus.
Answer: I would tend to recommend not relying on the internal flash for this kind of thing but instead to consider an external flash like the Canon Speedlite 430EX II. In poor light, the internal flash uses bright pulses of light to provide enough light for the focusing system to work properly but these light pulses can be extremely distracting for your subject. The external flash uses a much less intrusive red focusing beam. Light from the 430EX can also be bounced from a white wall or ceiling in order to create a much softer and much more flattering quality of light. Also, the 430EX recharges much faster for the next shot, has greater range and doesn't eat up your camera's batteries.