That said, the quality is OK it's suitable for capturing random clips. The T3's video capture is pretty limited: 720p, with exposure compensation the only control and no autofocus.
And Live Mode autofocus is as slow as you'd expect.Īll cross-type center dual cross to f5.6 In practice, that's just fast enough to capture kids and pets, but only if they're moving predictably, and with the knowledge that you may occasionally not get the shot. Continuous shooting, though, is a mediocre 2.9 frames per second, which is just as bad as the Nikon D3100. All of that is pretty typical, perfectly adequate performance for a low-end model. Typical JPEG shot-to-shot time rounds up to 0.5 second (raw is a bit slower at 0.6 second), and with flash enabled it-surprisingly-stays the same. Time to turn on and shoot runs about 0.4 second, while focusing and shooting in good light takes 0.3 second in dim light, that rises to 0.6 second. For the most part, the T3 performs like the rest of the budget dSLRs, although its burst speed is worse than the 3-year-old XSi and pretty much at the bottom of its class.
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