Canon EOS Rebel T4i / 650D Repair

The Rebel T4i is one of Canon's high end DSLR cameras, released in June, 2012. It has now been discontinued and replaced by the newer T5i.

The T4i's biggest improvements over its predecessors is the incorporation of a touch screen, as well as a new CMOS sensor capable of both the new contrast auto focus sensors as well as classic phase detection sensors..

A number of these cameras were recalled due to a manufacturing flaw in the rubber grips, causing them to turn white after a period of time. To check if you have an affected model, put your serial number into this website to see if it is a recalled model.

To identify this specific camera, look for the "EOS Rebel T4i" logo on the front of the camera.

Alternatively, you can look at the model number on the bottom of the camera. The T4i has the number DS126371.

Brand: Canon

Optical Sensor Resolution: 18 MP, 22.3 x 14.9 mm

Sensor Type: Hybrid CMOS

Shutter Speed: 1/4000 to 30 secs

Sensitivity Range: ISO 100 - ISO 12800/ 25600 (exp)

Burst shooting: 5fps; 6 raw/22 JPEG

Video: H.264 QuickTime MOV 1080/30p/ 25p/24p; 720/60p/ 50p

Audio: Stereo; mic input

LCD: 3 inch articulated touch screen

Memory Slots: 1 x SDXC

Dimensions:

• Width: 5 inches
• Height: 4 inches
• Depth: 3 inches

• Canon T4i Support Page
• T4i Instruction Manual
• Cnet review of T4i
• Canon EOS Rebel T4i on Amazon