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Advantages: The best quality-price ratio of D - SLR
Disadvantages: On August 2. 003, prices are still peaks

Despite that Canon has taken the course to arrive before anyone else until the hands of customers not professionals in the field of photography and more specifically in the section on digital reflex cameras, we still have a price on this kind of equipment that For almost inaccessible to lovers of creative photography. But the natural evolution of the technology used in the construction of the D-SLR, about growing our hands and that is how the Canon ...
...have done it with the change of analog as well as a digital alocados amateurs like me, have saved for a lot of time until they have seen when embarking on the adventure digital cameras give us, whether as a reflex but. The EOS 10D provides one of the greatest pleasures that can provide a photographer; instantly see the result of a photo that was previously off and now you can re-take without it being too late. If you like the photo, first stop on ... Read review

Advantages: Rapid start up
Disadvantages: A bit noisy at highest ISO

The Canon Digital Rebel was my first DSLR and I would absolutely reccomend it to those looking to advance from a point and shoot camera. It has a newly designed 10.1 megapixel CMOS sensor plus a ton of new features including a 2.5-inch LCD monitor, an exclusive EOS Integrated Cleaning System, and Canon's Picture Style technology, all in a lightweight, comfortable to hold body.The auto modes leave all the guess work to the amateurs and the Manual ... Read review

Advantages: superb image quality, live view, light weight
Disadvantages: plasticky feel, could use better weathersealing

...the same footing as the Canon 40D, except for the weathersealing and frame rate. (3.5fps/vs 6.5 (40D). Image quality is superb and is 12 megapixels which allows plenty room for cropping. The XSI allows allows Live View which allows Autofocus (but slow) vs the 40D which has Live View but cannot AF in it. The other cameras that the XSI competes with would be the Nikon D60 and Olympus E-420. The E-420 is smaller, and has more problems with Noise at ...
...1) someone who already has Canon Lenses and wants to keep the Canon-body to keep their lens investment. 2) First time DSLR buyer who is attracted to Canon - go into the store and compare against the Nikon D60 and see which feels better for you. 3) Buyer who is looking for a camera with Live View capability so they can see how the image looks on the LCD screen in addition to looking through a viewfinder. For a comparative summary of this camera, ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent picture quality, easy to use
Disadvantages: None

I bought my Nikon D40 3 months ago. This is my first SLR camera and my first Nikon. I am an amateur photographer and owned Canons before. I love this camera so much! I take tons of pictures of my kids. The first few pictures I took were on auto and they were amazing. The quality is over the top! It is very very easy to use and the manual is very informative. It feels good and solid in your hands, not too large. The battery lasts a long time as well. ... Read review

Advantages: easy to use
Disadvantages: a little expensive

I use this camera for my work - I am the editor of a small weekly newspaper in Montana- and I love it! I also use it to take hundreds of pictures of my new baby, and for taking professional photos of seniors and weddings. I love it because it is so simple to use, and produces very high quaility photos. It also has great attachments - like a telephoto lens, that are easy to attach and use. I have used my camera in a variety of settings - indoor basketball ... Read review