Rebel t3 video help
#11
I have a t2i & can only shoot vid for like 5 sec then shuts off. Sometimes it does longer sometimes not so much. Anybody else have this problem using DSLR I heard it could be memory card?
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#12
My t1i takes great video. Also have to manual focus.
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#13
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Originally Posted by Blizzle
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I have a t2i & can only shoot vid for like 5 sec then shuts off. Sometimes it does longer sometimes not so much. Anybody else have this problem using DSLR I heard it could be memory card?

umm...maybe its the card. If you bought a generic off brand card they can have bad sectors which makes your recorded videos unplayable when it reaches a bad frame.

If it is an off brand card I would use it as a last resort and get a branded, reliable card.

You may be able to isolate the bad sectors for now but you do not know if any will pop back up in the future.

Don't risk the memories you have through the pictures and videos because of a cheap, unreliable memory card.

Try San Disk, Kingston, or Transcends.

I personally have a couple San Disks and Transcends. They work great.
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#14
i was suppose to get a new camera a few weeks ago and when i went to get it i realized the t4i was out...so now im saving for that but was thinkin maybe i should just go with the t3 for cheap or maybe even the t3i for a few extra bucks...what u guys think?
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Originally Posted by Kilo_Gee
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This^^^

assuming you have a T3i (maybe you don't)
-set your lens to Manual focus
-have someone stand exactly where you want the action to be.
-click zoom button twice. it should say 10x
(top right hand corner of the camera there should be plus & minus magnifying glass pictures.)
-focus on your subject using the focus ring on the front of the lens.
-click the plus button once more to exit zoomed view.
-hit record and get deals

its the t3, and thanks ill def try this out
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Originally Posted by Blizzle
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I have a t2i & can only shoot vid for like 5 sec then shuts off. Sometimes it does longer sometimes not so much. Anybody else have this problem using DSLR I heard it could be memory card?

its your sd card, either get a better sd card or take the sound off when ur recording and itll keep rolling, same w mine lol
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Originally Posted by RUTHLESS RAH
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i was suppose to get a new camera a few weeks ago and when i went to get it i realized the t4i was out...so now im saving for that but was thinkin maybe i should just go with the t3 for cheap or maybe even the t3i for a few extra bucks...what u guys think?

i love my t3 man grab that beasty
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Originally Posted by RUTHLESS RAH
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i was suppose to get a new camera a few weeks ago and when i went to get it i realized the t4i was out...so now im saving for that but was thinkin maybe i should just go with the t3 for cheap or maybe even the t3i for a few extra bucks...what u guys think?

Save a few bucks and get the t2i
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#17
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Originally Posted by StrictlyStunt
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Save a few bucks and get the t2i

why t2i over the 3 recent ones?
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#18
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Originally Posted by RUTHLESS RAH
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why t2i over the 3 recent ones?

save a few hundred bucks, thats all
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#19
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Originally Posted by StrictlyStunt
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save a few hundred bucks, thats all

yea thats true...the t4i only has 3 or 4 major upgrades like touch screen and auto focus on video which i dont care about...i'll be tradin in my nikon at b&h which gives me store credit so i wont be savin too much "cash" if i go with a refurbished t3i i may be able to break even
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#20
Shit my t1i does work, my sister had a t2 and t3 and video was pretty much the same I felt.
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