I used my first camera ever 13 years later 

This is scary timing. Just yesterday I was thinking about getting a new lens for my T3i that I still use periodically, wondering if I should just upgrade already, then this video comes out. It does its job so I won't complain.

A T2i was my first camera! Coming back to it, with the knowledge and experience I’ve gathered through the years, I realize how great of a camera/tool it is. I used to think it was not as good but in reality it was only as good as I was. And honestly, probably everyone I knew who used one was still a beginner so I most likely never saw the full potential of these cameras on the hands of people who actually knew what they were doing haha. Lovely piece of kit

we also did a giveaway on our last RU-vid video....👀 Anddddd the giveaway winner for a 35mm Long Weekend Film Camera isssssss ..... 🥁 @TonyTheeAviator 🎉 congrats! we'll send you a pm :)

I had a T5i -- I sold it and wish I hadn't. Seems like the T3i has a special place in a lot of people's hearts.

Legendary camera! Still perfectly capable of amazing photos, we just got too used to 4K video now...

Yeah! I love my first rebel and all the good memories that other pro cameras can’t replace

I’m late to this but I have been following Mia since 2016, and she genuinely inspired me to get my own DSLR during my first year in college. A Canon Rebel T5i. I don’t have it anymore but that camera gave me my start into photography and videography. Almost 7 years later and there are still so many projects and ideas I want to execute, and its so great to see this from Mia, a true inspiration!

I still use Magic Lantern on a T2i and a 60D. Love it!

I’m a smartphone shooter was gifted this camera about two weeks ago. I love the softness of the output as opposed to the harshness of the iPhone. I’m learning all about lens’ and aperture now. But I do have a trick for you. You can film in 1080 at 24 frames and then slow it down to 60 using an AI powered editor to fill in the frames and smooth it out. Works like a charm

Still looks great!

an era fr

watching this makes me kind of emotional, you're immensely talented!! I can't wait to be like that one of these days omg. And yes, Magic Lantern was so good, it's kinda sad the project is a bit dead for the new cameras... :(

I recently bought T3i today, not for blogging but this kind of style

Still using my T3i as my main camera! The thing never disappointed me

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!! Had so much fun with this one 🤓📹 Still hands down one of my favorite cameras ever. What do you guys think?!

I shot with the T3i when I got into my film classes back in college so technically it was my first camera too. Watching this brings back memories for sure.

So nice to be able to revive an old camera 💚and maybe pass it along to someone else

Is this a good camera to use to for RU-vid vlogging or to record videos?

Ok now I feel old 😅 550D/ T2i here 🤚 might have to dig it out!

I just did a trip with my Nikon D3 with even less megapixels and got some of my favorite shots ever. It was also more fun to shoot than my modern Sony

So fun!!

the gear matters less than everyone thinks, it depends on your intentions and views, I follow a couple people who do wet plate photography which was the way we photographed in the masses from 1850 to the mid-1920s and their photos make my photos look like childs play. I use a T3 as my camera and its about to hit 100k so I am doing my research for another camera if this one kicks the bucket which looks like it will, it crashes if I fill the buffer and gives me SD card issues if it's humid.

I still have my T3i in great condition 9.5/10 with the sigma macro 18-50mm 2.8 😅 but didn't turn on for years probably before pandemic was last time😂

The t3i still holds today haha it looks pretty good overall 📷 I wish I knew what I know now back then on this camera. But this video did that for me already and I’m glad I saw it (:

My favourite camera 😮❤

hey, thanks for your video! what camera did you use to make this video (outside the T3i)? i love the vibe :)

Yes do more this kind of stuff ❤

There have been a few blockbuster cameras that moved the still camera body style into a true filmmaking piece of gear - I'm thinking of not only the Canon T2i but also the Canon 5Dd Mark II. Here's a question - which modern Canon camera available today would be the equivalent to the T2i - in other words, which entry level model with features that you'd normally expect to see in much more expensive camera bodies?

This video is my new favourite thing 👏🏽

mia is the goat fr

Man you were lucky, I had the T2i not the 3! (and I made a sort of living from it too!)

the camera that started it all for me

The T3i launched a lot of filmmakers’ careers. You forgot to mention no autofocus in video mode. You really had to understand depth of field

Yall in Morro Bay!! Dems my stomping. Slo life!

I still have the T3i as a second camera just in case

I sold my 8 year old Sony a6000 recently. I had so much emotional attachment with the camera that I ended up crying while selling it 😢

T2i fam, where you at?!

my first camera was a Praktica LTL3 in 1990

Magic lantern this though.

The kitchen does not make the cook.

make a video with a vx1000 lol

how did RU-vid knew what camera I had??? I was holding my Rebel t3i.. and then I just saw this video popped up in my recommendation... something's very fishy here