Canon EOS 350D - Expert Reviews

Review summary: However, we were surprised to find the 350D offers PictBridge support because we think most enthusiasts or professionals (who are most likely to buy this model) will want to look at their images up-close and personal, in some sort of image editing ...

Pros: Very well priced, fast power-up, excellent image capture and shoot speeds, long battery life

Cons: Onboard LCD lacks colour vibrance

Verdict: If you've got photography coursing through your veins, Canon's EOS 350D is well worth your time. At $1,085 - lens included - it also offers excellent value for money.

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Review summary: Entry-level digital SLR from Canon

Pros: Improved casing and picture quality over 300D, lightweight

Cons: Conintuous shooting mode is better, but still not where it should be

Verdict: As an entry level DSLR this is great stuff, providing great pictures with little effort in a lightweight body

Pros: Improved casing and picture quality over 300D, lightweight

Cons: Conintuous shooting mode is better, but still not where it should be

Verdict: As an entry level DSLR this is great stuff, providing great pictures with little effort in a lightweight body

Pros: Lightning quick, larger sensor

Cons: Not much

Verdict: One of the best value for money products available in the digital SLR range.

Review summary: At the Photo Marketing Association Trade Show in February 2005, Canon announced the highly-speculated 8 megapixel successor to the Digital Rebel. 18 months after the release of the original EOS Canon Digital Rebel, the Rebel XT improves upon its ...

Pros: Much faster than predecessor, Quick processing and recording speeds, Sharp sensor and kit lens, Small, portable frame - extremely lightweight, Added manual control (custom functions), Improvements made to nearly all flaws on the original EOS Digital ...

Cons: Inaccurate viewfinder heavily weighted towards bottom of frame makes it impossible to compose accurate compositions, Short body leaves right pinky finger dangling when additional battery grip is not applied, Wish an ISO 3200 setting had been included ...

Verdict: Initially unveiled at PMA 2005, roughly a year and a half after its predecessor, the Canon Digital Rebel XT appears to be a real winner. Offering strong image quality, rapid shooting and processing speeds, and the ability to apply a range of Canon and ...