As of 2011, Canon had picked up an EISA award for 23 straight years. Praised for its “host of beginner-friendly features,” such as Full HD video recording, a wide dynamic range and articulated LCD screen, the 600D was commended for making “advanced picture quality easier to achieve.”ġ 2011 was the 30th edition of the EISA awards, which were first presented in 1982. Noted for its “very strong” set of features and customizable functions, the 18.0-megapixel Canon EOS 600D was recognized by the EISA jury for its “excellent” resolution and low-noise performance, making the camera an “extremely desirable model” for entry-level users.
Honored with TIPA’s “Best DSLR Entry Level in 2011″ award, the Canon EOS 600D (Canon Rebel T3i in the Americas, Kiss X5 in Japan) digital SLR camera was recognized for continuing “the legacy of easy operation and high functionality.” The selection jury was “very impressed” with such features as the camera’s 18.0-megapixel CMOS sensor, Full HD video and Live View shooting, saying the model “makes for a great first camera for those seeking to ‘step up’ from compact cameras.”
