The Canon EOS Rebel SL3 is a small SLR with a 24MP APS-C image sensor.

The pop-up flash must be raised or lowered by hand.

The SL3 can be bought as a body only or with the EF-S 18-55mm lens, pictured here.

The SL3 is smaller than other SLRs, but it's still an SLR—if you're buying on size alone, think about a mirrorless camera.

The camera includes a microphone input, a plus for vloggers.

The LCD can face in for protection, or for photographers who don't want to be distracted from the optical viewfinder.

The LCD swings out to the side and can face all the way forward for selfies and vlogs.

The expected controls are on the top plate, along with a hot shoe so you can mount a flash or microphone.

The following crops from our ISO test scene show noise and detail at each full-stop ISO setting.

When shooting JPGs the SL3 shows very little loss of image quality through ISO 400.

Small details slow slight signs of smudging through ISO 1600.

Noise cuts into image quality starting at ISO 3200. There's some blur visible, but it's not severe enough to be called blurry.

ISO 6400 is the highest setting the SL3 will use automatically. Higher settings must be engaged manually.

The SL3 shows noticeable blur at its highest sensitivities.

Raw capture is also an option. Our Raw studio images were converted using Adobe Lightroom Classic with default develop settings applied.

The SL3 snaps crisp Raw shots through ISO 6400. There's some grain, but it's not overwhelming.

There's a lot of visible noise at ISO 25600.