Canon EOS 350D - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The compact digital SLR category has seen quite a few entrants of late, all vying for the hearts and minds, and dollars, of those moving up from point-and-shoot digicams or from their film SLR cousins. While those already in possession of compatible ...

Verdict: I shot using an 8GB SanDisk card and there was no problem in reading or writing, meaning that the camera is FAT 32 compatible. I worked under all sorts of lighting conditions, from shaded canyons to bright scenics, and handled highlights using the ...

Review summary: Canon's EOS-350D seriously raised the bar for budget digital SLRs. It's smaller, lighter and faster than its predecessor, while sporting 8 Megapixels compared to the 6 of its rivals. Since its launch though, almost every major manufacturer has ...

Pros: Higher resolution than rivals (albeit modest) Natural image processing and low noise Quick startup and overall handling Compact and light body

Cons: 1.8in screen small by today's standards Screen slightly dark with default settings USM lens not in standard bundle Body may be too small for some

Verdict: Take digital pictures in style with this high-end SLR camera

Review summary: Canon ups the ante, but not the price with this digital SLR

Pros: Excellent image quality, excellent performance, very little image noise at high ISOs, advanced feature set, lightweight, competitively priced.

Cons: Plastic body feels chintzy, LCD difficult to see in direct sunlight, no spot metering, popup flash doubles as an AF assist lamp, bundled lens isn't as sharp as other Canon lenses.

Verdict: High-capacity, highspeed CompactFlash card

Verdict: The Rebel XT is a solid performer at a bargain price (for digital photography). Matched with quality EF-S lenses, such as the 17-85mm or the 10-22mm, the XT covers the focal-length gamut and brings true wide angle back within the financial reach of ...