It's three years old! And while the US is still more enamored with DSLRs than the Asian market according to recent studies, it's still above and beyond what I'd consider normal in an industry where change is constant. Click 'Digital SLR' at B&H Photo and, you guessed it: the Canon T3i. Click 'All DSLRs' at and you get as your very first buying option. as of today the first two results are for the Canon T3i. Want more? Go to and search for Digital SLR. It beats the Canon EOS M, the Canon 6D and the Canon S120, all popular for the manufacturer, but apparently not nearly as popular (at least not on this site) as the good ol' T3i. It has twice as many landing page views as the Canon T5i, two generations newer down the line. It beats the Olympus E-M1, the Sony A58 and the sleek little Canon SL1.

(Yes, top ten!) It is higher than the Panasonic GX7, the Nikon D610 and even Canon's own highly touted 5D Mark III. For the calendar year 2014 thus far, the T3i is one of IR's top ten most read about cameras. This era's shining example of that phenomenon is the Canon Rebel T3i, a camera that debuted almost 3 years ago (nearly ancient in technological time) and yet is still wildly popular with the camera-buying masses. But every now and then a camera seems to transcend time and the current market and, well, simply stays current long after being past its proverbial prime. You all know that we here at The Imaging Resource love cameras, and every manufacturer has at least a few true gems out there for all of us to fall for.

Canon eos rebel t3i body only