What's the difference between the t5i and the t3i?
754257
there really isnt a big difference. faster shutter speed, sharper images, and a quicker focus speed is about it
754258
a big difference is the t5i has a touch screen and the t3i does not, but if you want to find out all the details ask this question on youtube and you'll find tons of info :)
646696
DEFINITELY go with the T5i. I was thinking the same, but the extra features, newer & better tech, MANUAL video mode (light settings) and such were a great addition. This camera is great for the starting shooter or amateur. I went from little knowledge to taking masterpieces. Go for the T5i. You won't regret it.
646697
Its worth EVERY penny. Its way better than the T3. you will not be disappointed!
535707
Significant difference between the two cameras - if you have the opportunity exchange them. Big differences are Much improved video, Weight, Quality of photos, Options - The SL! is basically the identical camera to the T5i in a much smaller package - Basically the SL1 is 2 to 3 generations newer than the T3 - I had a T1i and When the T3 came out I did not upgrade as it offered few advantages over the T1i. I have the SL1 - Love it - a significant upgrade.
1807699
I really don't see what difference the battery will make! But not having used a T5i, I still think it will work. You must consider that you are not venturing much money to keep from getting it and trying it! In my view, it will work well with the T5i! I don't believe you will have any problem! If it doesn't, just return it to Amazon and they will give you a credit or refund. I believe in Amazon based on my experiences with them for over 8 years.
576346
The HD video quality is better on the T2i than the T1i but you don't intend to buy this camera for video recording do you? Other than that, there is a minimal difference.
1122252
Only if the price of the t4i was the same as the t2i. The t4i has More functions including a movable viewing screen and perhaps a better streamline of function buttons. I feel the cameras are basically equal as far as quality of pictures/movies.
1425264
The difference is that the T3W is wireless. You do not need to be directly connected to the base unit and you can plug your device directly in to the battery pack for portability.
231214
Buy whichever is cheaper. The differences between the 2 are so small. T5i has a 360 degree dial and some extra creative filters. I don't think it's worth the extra price.
1344565
It works great with my T3i, and the mounting/eletronics haven't changed generations yet so it should work the T5i.
2206670
Ignore Ryan's comment that this is basically the T3i. The Rebel T5 replaces the Rebel T3 while the Rebel T5i replaced the T4i. Rebel T5 are budget cameras, Rebel T5i are entry level cameras, Rebel 70D are considered mid-range cameras, and the 7D and 5D Mark III are considered semi-pro/professional cameras.
1807701
I don't own the T5i, but you can check its specifications at imaging-resource.com site: http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-t5i/canon-t5iDAT.HTM This shows it uses the same LP-E8 battery pack that I know my T3i uses. Same battery should equal the same adapter.
180648
I'm sorry! I don't know about T5i. It's work for 50D. My boy barrow it for camp so I don't have it on my hands. He didn't complain about that! I'll try later!
501700
http://cameratobuy.net/compare/canon-t3-vs-t3i/ or http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-T3-vs-Canon-T3i These web sites will help you.
2217031
i dont have a T3, but they make 2 versions of this product. This one has the older connection for the T2 and older cameras. You will have to check the type of connection on the T3 to see if it takes the mini stereo connection. It says in the description that it does support the T3i. The only difference is the plug type on the connector cord.
274976
These two cameras are very similar. The advantages of the T3i: It has a flip-out screen, and a battery with a longer life than the SL1. But the SL1 is "newer" than the T3i, and therefore it has some tech advantages: (1) It is 30% lighter and smaller than the T3i (and this is a significant advantage when you carry the camera all day); (2) It provides continuous auto-focus for videos (which the T3i does not provide); (3) It has a "touch screen" for enlarging and shrinking shot playback; and (4) It offers in-camera HDR. Since technology is constantly improving the quality of cameras and sensors, I would opt for the "newer" vs. the "older" DSLR releases.
1996230
I use a 7D and you can access the battery with it, so I assume a t4i would be the same.