Canon Rebel EOS T3 12.2 MP

Does anyone know if I can get "prints on canvas", like from Shutterfly? I'm just curious if this camera has enough megapixels for
prints to be put on canvas in larger sizes. I'm new at photography so if I sound like an idiot, I apologize.

Don't feel wierd about the question...it is actually a legitimate one. The T3 has 12 MP, so that should give you just enough resolution for a 20x30 print. I wouldn't try printing to much larger. How large are you planning on?
I'm an advanced amateur, am not the average point-and-shoot photographer out there, and am willing to take any critique or advice that will improve my photography.

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I am trying to download pictures from my canon rebel eos to my Ipad but i get the message "this device is not supported" what can I do ?

I just bought an Apple Lighting to USB Camera Adapter. When I got home to and connected it to my Canon Rebel EOS Digital Camera. I received the error message "This device is not supported" I was wondering if there is any software or drivers I need to download?
Thanks
Don

I use Canon Cameras and have no problems downloading photos from the camera to the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter. My questions and suggestions might be basic but just to make sure:
1. This is an iPad forum area. Are you using the lightning to USB camera adapter with an iPad? Your info in your original post says iPod. I'm not sure that the adapter works with an iPod.
2. After you connect the adapter to your iPad and then use a USB cable to connect the adapter to the camera did you turn on the camera?
3. If you did turn on the camera and still did not get the import of photos to start try a reset your iPad. Press and hold the Home and Sleep buttons simultaneously until the Apple logo appears. Let go of the buttons and let the device restart. This will not cause any data loss.

What do I need to process raw files in Photoshop CS5 for a Canon Rebel EOS t4i?

What do I need to process raw files in Photoshop CS5 for a Canon Rebel EOS t4i?

You would need ACR 7.x which is available in CS6. Or as ertho said you can get the free DNG 7.3 converter and convert raw to a DNG.

Which Speedlite Flash will work with my Canon Rebel EOS T3 1100 D?

Hi, I am new to the digital age and over 55 years old. My husband bought me a Canon Rebel EOS T3 1100 D in July. (I fought the "technological" upgrade until my old Canon film camera quit on me.) I've been taking pictures since 1966, so I'm not new to photographing, just to our technological advances.
I would so very much appreciate if anyone could help me with which Speedlite flashes will work with my specific Canon T3 Rebel 1100 D camera.
Thank you so much for your time.
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I've just received my 430EX II that I purchased for use with my Rebel T2i. The main reason I purchased the Canon product was....in 60 years of using Canon products I've never had a failure or a bad experience. I've been using the 430EX ll for a few days and I'm quite happy with the results. Far, far better than the built in flash. It's on sale now with free Fed X shipping. That's hard to beat.
Best of luck with your new camera.
Joe

Need the right flash unit for Canon Rebel EOS T3i to use as separate fill light.

Im looking to have a separate flash unit for my Rebel T3i purchased in 2012. My old Canon speedlight 300EZ was for my old 35mm. film Canon EOS 650 and is somewhat limited. I have a Phottix Strato II Multi Transmitter and Receiver set but I can't get it to work with the old 300 EZ speedlight.
Thanks,
Zeida Cecilia-Mendez

A Canon 430ex would be a good flash for not a lot of money. So would a Phottix Mitros.
The best thing would be to have 2 or 3 flashes so you can shoot with a more 3-d professional look, though you'd need an extra receiver or else you can simply buy a pair of Phottix Mitros Plus flashes, which have a transmitter and receiver built in. I have 3 of the Mitros + units and I love them.
Scott
Canon 6D, Canon T3i, EF 70-200mm L f/2.8 IS mk2; EF 24-105 f/4 L; EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS; EF 85mm f/1.8; Sigma 35mm f/1.4 "Art"; EF 1.4x extender mk. 3; 3x Phottix Mitros+ speedlites
Why do so many people say "fer-tographer"? Do they take "fertographs"?

I have the Canon Rebel EOS T3i and was wondering what is the best setting to take firework pictures.

How can I get great pics of fireworks with my Canon EOS T3i??

For this kind of photography, it is essential to have no movement of the camera at all. Here are the settings that have worked for me:
1. Tripod - this is an absolute must for any kind of night photography, including fireworks.
2. Cable release - since you can move the camera just by pressing the shutter release, you have to activate the shutter without touching the camera. You can do this either with a cable release or with an infrared trigger. Be sure to get the correct cable or remote for your camera since they differ from one model to another.
3. Use manual mode and activate Live View whenever possible. The flipping of the mirror within the camera can also generate movement, so Live View is very helpful.
4. Use an aperture of f/8-f/11.
5. Use ISO 100.
6. Focus at infinity - you can manually zoom during the exposure for an interesting effect.
7. 4 second exposure to start and adjust up or down based on your results.
8. You will likely need a wide focal length such as 35mm to start, and then adjust as necessary if you have a zoom lens.
9. Other possible adjustments - set the White Balance to 5300K; set the exposure compensation to -1.0 EV. This is a full 1-stop underexposure to keep the firework highlights from burning out.
I haven't posted photos to this forum before, but if this works, here's an example of what I mean. This was shot last summer with a Canon 60D, 4 second exposure at f/11, ISO 100, 32mm.

I have a 70-300mm lens and a 35-80mm lens for my Canon Rebel EOS t3 what should I buy next.

Alright so i have 2 different lenses and a desent tripod, but i don't know what to purchase next. I don't have the need for a big flash and i have a camera bag. My boyfriend got me a fisheye lens attachment so i'm covered in the fishing section (haha i think i'm funny). Anyway am i missing something big?

"... got me a fisheye lens attachment ..."
How about a real fisheye like the 8-15mm f4 L USM. This is a most fun lens. It is the oppisite of a long tele.
How about a macro like the 100mm f2.8 USM? They open up a whole new world to you.
EOS 1Ds Mk III, EOS 1D Mk IV EF 50mm f1.2 L, EF 24-70mm f2.8 L,
EF 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II, Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 EX APO
Photoshop CS6, ACR 9, Lightroom 6

Canon Rebel EOS XSi and EF Lens 70-200/4/L IS U

Having trouble getting clear action shots of high school football games at night. No problems until after dark.
This is my first post. Would like to know if I will ever get good clear action shots using this lens or will it never have enough light. Thanks for your help

TCampbell wrote:
f/2.8 lenses are rather expensive. So I thought I might offer an alternate suggestion.
You Canon XSi body is rather old and has a max ISO of 1600. Of course "at" max ISO the images will be extremely "noisy". Shooting max ISO on any camera will be loaded with noise, but usually backing off 1 to two stops worth of ISO is a huge improvement. For considerably less money than the cost of an f/2.8 zoom lens suitable for sports, you might instead consider a new camera body with substantially better sensor performance.
Even a T3i would be a big step up in ISO performance (ISO 6400). Shooting at ISO 1600 is no problem and shooting 3200 is still ok (a bit of noise but nothing that can't be managed in software by doing some de-noising and a bit of edge-sharpening (avoid over-all sharpening as that amplifies noise.))
Ultimately a 7D II (not shipping until November) would be THE camera to have (ISO 16000 ... but backing off a bit from max ISO would still let you shoot in the ISO 3200-6400 range without even hesitating.) It also has a phenominal focus system and blazingly fast continuous burst speed. Canon has a retail price of about $1800 (body only) but go check the prices on f/2.8 zooms and you'll see that's still a savings.
Buying an f/4 or even f/2.8 lens is going to get you 1 to 2 stops worth of improvement. Buying a new body may get you 3+ stops worth of improvement, plus improved overall performance of the camera.
Just something to consider.
An excellent point. Note that the new camera would improve the high-ISO performance of all the OP's lenses, not just the 70-200.
Bob
Boston, Massachusetts USA

Canon Rebel EOS XT

I am tring to reset my camera to factory settings. When researching this, I do not have the five tabs with the clear settings that everyone says to do. Can someone help. I only have four tabs and no clear settings. Thanks

Assuming that you do have an "XT" (not to be confused with an XTi) then here's the manual for your camera:
http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0900000278/01/EOSDRXT350DIM-EN.pdf
See page 35 which explains how to reset all settings as well as just reset any "custom functions" (custom functions are described starting on page 145).
Tim Campbell
5D II, 5D III, 60Da

IPhoto CRASHES when I try ti import short video shot with my Canon Rebel..HELP!!!

HELP! I have a Canon Rebel EOS T3i. I shoot many wonderful still pixs. I have also shot some video (movies) during recent cruise which I was able to download and edit properly and include it in my overall Cruise Album.
I have been editing all this on iMovie,importing the photos, videos, adding titles, effexs. etc. Suddenly -TODAY- iPhoto is not letting me shoot an additional short video to include in the Album. When I IMPORT the video from the Canon into iPhoto, and click PLAY, iPhoto CRASHES! Something is wrong and I don't know what it is.

There are 9 different versions of iPhoto and they run on eight different versions of the Operating System. The tricks and tips for dealing with issues vary from version to version and OS to OS. So before anyone can help, they need information to work with. Things like:
- What version of iPhoto.
- What version of the Operating System.
- Details. What were you doing when the problem arose?
- Did it ever work properly?
- Are there error messages?
- What steps have you tried already to solve the issue.
Anything else you can think of that might allow someone else to understand your issue.

When I try to open the EOS digital solution disk ver 24.1 for my new Canon Rebel T3i camera on my Mac 10.5.8 a notice "this software is not supported by the CPU you are using" comes up. What gives?

When I try to open the EOS digital solution disk ver 24.1 for my new Canon Rebel T3i camera on my Mac 10.5.8 a notice "this software is not supported by the CPU you are using" comes up. Do I need this software? Can I just download the pictures to my Mac without using the Canon software?

When I try to open the EOS digital solution disk ver 24.1 for my new Canon Rebel T3i camera on my Mac 10.5.8 a notice "this software is not supported by the CPU you are using" comes up
You need to contact Canon - or read the software specs - it sounds like the software you got form them is not supported by your computer
Do I need this software?
Probably not - exactly what about it do you want?
Can I just download the pictures to my Mac without using the Canon software?
Probably - if you are shooting JPEG - launch iPhoto and in the iPhoto preferences set action when a camera is connected to launch iPhoto and connect your camera - iPhoto should launch and you should be able to import
Some cameras need to be set to mass storage mode - read your camera manual for details and procedures
If you are using RAW then your camera needs to be on this list and you need the versions of software noted - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4757 - for older OS versions you can use google to find the list of supported cameras
LN

Does iphoto hate the EOS Canon Rebel XT?

I have a EOS Canon Rebel XT and recently bought a Mac Pro. When I plug it into the computer, iphoto opens, but it doesn't let me import any of the photos. I changed the settings on the camera back and forth from PC to Tiff, but still nothing is working. Help!!

What sort of erros are you getting? Any dialog boxes etc.?
I have 2 Canons and do not have any problems using iPhoto to import tiffs or jpegs but cannot import Canon or Kodak Raw files. I don't use iPhoto to import any Raw files, I use Graphic Converter to import Raw files to my Mac.
Try this work around by using Application > Image Capture to import your files. Open Image Capture and then plug in your camera. It should start an import dialog, you will need to make a folder to import to and you can simply drag and drop folder into iPhoto.
Good luck, Rick
iMac G5 iSight 20" - 30G iPOD in Slimming Black - Mac OS X (10.4.8) - HP Pav 15" WS and Toshiba Sat 17" WS LP's - Canon 20D & A620 Kodak P880

I HAVE A CANON DIGITAL REBEL EOS 300D CAMERA. THE CF CARD WAS PUT IN THE CARD SLOT WRONG &DAMANAGED

I HAVE A CANON DIGITAL REBEL EOS 300D CAMERA. THE CF CARD WAS PUT IN THE CARD SLOT INCORRECTLY AND THE CARD SLOT WAS DAMANAGED. CAN THIS BE REPAIRED. AND HOW MUCH.

Hi Ronald,
I'm sorry to hear that the pins in the memory card compartment of your Digital Rebel have been bent.
Because the service life for this camera has expired, Canon no longer offers service for it. I'm sorry for the difficulty this causes.
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Updated to latest ACR 6.6 but still can't open CR2 files from Canon Rebel XSi

I updated to latest version of Adobe Camera Raw 6.6 but still can't seem to open my CR2 files in Photoshop. Can't open them in Lightroom either, no preview in Bridge or OS.
I'm running OS 10.7.2 and Photshop 12.1 x 64 which is CS5.1 I suppose.
I've downloaded Canon's EOS utility hoping that would somehow do something as well but nothing.
The images were shot on Canon Rebel XSi which is certainly supported by the newest version of ACR. So I have no clue as to what's happening... I previously downloaded these images onto my old laptop about a year ago and everything was fine, however now I'm not even getting a preview in OS. Do I have to revert to an older version of ACR (perhaps the same one I used originally?) to open these files again? These files have been stored on a hard drive, so I'm not downloading them directly from the camera-again, this probably has nothing to do with it but not sure what to do. A lot of the posts I've seen recommend downloading the latest version of ACR to fix the issue, but again I've done that and as a matter of fact the camera (Rebel XSi) has been supported for some time now...
In OS, when the image is selected no preview:
Lightroom error:
Bridge, no preview:
Photoshop error:
Ideas, suggestions?
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Please help.
Thanks in advance,
Arthur

Something appears to be wrong with your files.
Are most of your images approx. 3.7 MB?
This is very small for a 12 MP image.
If you go back to the original file on your laptop, what is the file size?
Also the fact that the Mac OS is not showing the preview is unusual.
Perhaps these files got corrupted when they were moved to your new computer.
Can you open these files OK on your old laptop?
Is the OS showing the previews on your old laptop?
Also compare the file sizes between old and new computer.
Have you tried repairing your permissions?
Try Disk Utility in your Macs Applications - Utilities - Disk Utility to see if this helps.
Good Luck!

CR2 files from Canon Rebel XSi won't open in CS2

Ok, so I have a powerbook G4 with Tiger Mac OS X and CS2 student version. I am basically computer illiterate so feel free to state the obvious here.
I bought a new Canon Rebel XSi and have been shooting raw CR2 files. I have done this in the past with a Canon EOS 1D Mark II and never had a problem... now the error window pops up saying my file is unrecognizable. I did the only things I know how to do which was to check for updates and verify permissions in disc utility - this did not help.
Still thinking it was my computer or the software I backed everything up and wiped the hard drive clean by erasing and reinstalling the original discs and then reloading CS2 and again doing all of the updates - this did not help.
I have spent 3 days reading in these forums and trying to clear caches and download DNG's (by the directions into the right library) and still it does not work. I even downloaded trial versions of CS3 and CS4.
Now I'm sure my computer is a downloaded mess and I still have no access to my raw files!
Please Please Please help me!

You're welcome, Nikki.
 
 >what do you do with the paper with a hard drive icon on it when you download something?
 
 I assume you mean the
disc image file with a ".dmg" extension.
 
 Personally I keep any such disc image file if its contents prove successful and discard it when a new version comes along that also proves to work OK. Otherwise, I delete them right away. It's your choice. I prefer to have the dmg file around in case I have to install its contents again for whatever reason without having to download it again.
 
 That being said, I don't keep anything on my desktop,
ever. I download everything to a "Downloads" folder inside my Documents folder.
 
 Here's what my desktop looks like all the time:
 
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