Canon T3i: Have a Canon T3i with a battery grip and 5 batteries and charger. Has an 18-55mm and a 55-250mm lens. Both lens have IS. I'm not sure how to check shutter count on a Canon...

Tedge Loc: NC

Have a Canon T3i with a battery grip and 5 batteries and charger. Has an 18-55mm and a 55-250mm lens. Both lens have IS. I'm not sure how to check shutter count on a Canon, but I know my son did not use it very much. He now wants a go pro. If you need any more info just let me know and I'll try to get it. $600 plus shipping. Will probably put it on Craigslist locally, but wanted to see if any interest here. It's a very nice camera in great shape! Thanks!

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

Tedge wrote:

Have a Canon T3i with a battery grip and 5 batteries and charger. Has an 18-55mm and a 55-250mm lens. Both lens have IS. I'm not sure how to check shutter count on a Canon, but I know my son did not use it very much. He now wants a go pro. If you need any more info just let me know and I'll try to get it. $600 plus shipping. Will probably put it on Craigslist locally, but wanted to see if any interest here. It's a very nice camera in great shape! Thanks!

I own a t3i and can speak to it being an excellent camera.
For anyone considering this deal it's excellent at this price.

Tedge Loc: NC

jimmya wrote:

I own a t3i and can speak to it being an excellent camera.
For anyone considering this deal it's excellent at this price.

Thanks Jimmy! I may try it out tomorrow myself. I'm just used to my Nikon. I would be surprised it if had over 2000-3000 shutter clicks.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

Tedge wrote:

Thanks Jimmy! I may try it out tomorrow myself. I'm just used to my Nikon. I would be surprised it if had over 2000-3000 shutter clicks.

I do quite a bit with mine, mostly video. I've had mine for about 18 months or so and it's still under 3,000.

Give it a try, I think you'll like it. Hey even Nikon folks and I can still be friends - tee... hee

Tedge Loc: NC

jimmya wrote:

I do quite a bit with mine, mostly video. I've had mine for about 18 months or so and it's still under 3,000.

Give it a try, I think you'll like it. Hey even Nikon folks and I can still be friends - tee... hee

The video is what he was after. He did a few videos at church on Wednesday night and show it on Sunday to the kids that couldn't make it.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

Tedge wrote:

The video is what he was after. He did a few videos at church on Wednesday night and show it on Sunday to the kids that couldn't make it.

So many out there will tell you don't use a dslr for video but it's apparent, judging by the quality of 1080 video I'm getting they don't know what they're talking about.

I've added some accessories to help with video like a couple of microphones, a view finder extender - just little things to make video easier.

Tedge Loc: NC

jimmya wrote:

So many out there will tell you don't use a dslr for video but it's apparent, judging by the quality of 1080 video I'm getting they don't know what they're talking about.

I've added some accessories to help with video like a couple of microphones, a view finder extender - just little things to make video easier.

He thought it was very good video, but he also had some nice looking pics from activities at the church. It also comes with the view finder extender that I had forgot about.