The Canon SL3 is decent for landscape photography. It keeps noise and graininess in images to a fairly low level, even when using moderately high ISO settings. Its fully-articulated screen is bright enough to be seen in direct sunlight.

Ergonomic design., Good battery life.

Relatively bulky., Mediocre build quality.

A camera with the potential to turn keen photographers into obsessives. Good value for money meets good usability and image quality

Great image quality, Superb battery life, Incredible selection of lenses

Boring video mode, Not enough body controls

Love the simplicity of this camera, it is really easy to set up and use, and an enjoyable first step up from the iphone. Really appreciate and recommend buying with the 75-300mm lense (for distance shots).

The key to a good entry-level DSLR is providing easy-to-use functions for those less skilled. Whether they are trying a DSLR for the first time or looking to progress from basic auto shooting to more creative work, the camera needs to provide a route in and a way to learn more.

Vari-angle touchscreen allows forward-facing view; Suits beginners and advanced shooters; Live view focus-tracking performs really well; In-camera effects and scene modes actually useful; Strong battery life

4K video requires cropping and suffers rolling shutter; AF points limited with viewfinder; Bulkier than mirrorless options

The endless features, exceptional picture quality, lightweight and easy to use, the moveable lcd screen, menu and controls are simple to use, this camera never ceases to amaze me. I have always feared stepping up to a DSLR camera thinking they were bulky and heavy, and the increase in quality didn't...

What We Love. The simple, lightweight design of the Canon Rebel EOS SL3 DSLR camera makes it perfect to use for a full day of photography while on the move. It has multiple lenses available, so you gain far more versatility in the types of photos you can shoot versus a mirrorless ILC.

Good overall image quality, especially in daylight, without the need for much time spent in editing Lightweight camera design with pleasing ergonomics Upgraded DIGIC 8 processor versus Rebel SL2 camera Control buttons are of a decent size Has a guide mode to help beginners control the settings and...

Guide mode will be a hindrance for experienced photographers Optical viewfinder build quality could be better No in-body image stabilization Built-in flash does not open automatically as needed Third-party external flash units currently will not fit on the hot shoe Only one memory card slot Doesn't...

The Canon EOS 250D, known as the EOS Rebel SL3 and the EOS Kiss X10, is designed for beginner photographers, however, it has a bit more to offer than the Canon EOS 2000D (EOS Rebel T7) and EOS 4000D .

Just a beginner. Wanted to learn and be able to take good photos and video. Studied reviews of this camera and just what I required starting out. Really pleased with the product and all it's accessories. Willing to learn how to use it properly which will take some time. Would recommend this camera.

An ideal starter’s DSLR that can take lovely photos so long as you work within its limitations

Excellent stills, Flexible LCD screen, Excellent battery life, Helpful guide mode

Patchy 4K video, Limited autofocus through viewfinder, Small buttons

When you need (want) the smallest camera possible, a camera ready to go everywhere with you, but do not want to give up DSLR features, including the excellent image quality these provide, the SL3 immediately jumps to the forefront of your options list.