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Review summary: Announced on the 23rd of August 2006, the Canon EOS 400D is a 10.1 megapixel digital SLR camera with a 2.5" screen - it will accept any Canon EF/EF-S mount lens and is also named Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi in the United States. The Canon EOS 400D DA ...

Verdict: The Canon 400D Digital SLR is a great digital camera.  It feels very comfortable in hand, and produces very natural pictures with little noise and rich pleasing colours. This camera is very easy to use (in auto mode), and would definitely suit an ...

Review summary: The Canon EOS 400D Digital SLR is a compact 10 megapixel digital SLR from Canon, it features a 2.5 inch screen and built in dust reduction

Pros: Great image quality ; Low noise at all ISO settings (apart from the highest ISO setting) ; Easy to use - AUTO mode, Scene modes especially useful for beginners ; Excellent image quality - difficult to detect any artefacts ; Sturdy, compact body ; Good ...

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Review summary: You need to get your hands on the Digital Rebel XTi before you can make an evaluation as to whether it's right for you. If you like its size and feel, then you'll find it to be a full-featured camera that yields excellent image quality at a very ...

Pros: Increased resolution over the Rebel XT ; good feature set ; excellent image quality ; good price

Cons: Consumer-style build and feel ; no dedicated status display

Verdict: Looking through the camera's viewfinder reveals a few other changes. The XTi now shows flash exposure lock and white balance adjustment in the viewfinder's status bar--both welcome additions

Review summary: Ten megapixels and a price that would cause Scrooge McDuck to sit up and take notice, what's not to like about Canon's latest Digital SLR diva?

Pros: Great features. Bargain price. Excellent lens. Impressive images

Cons: Not totally responsive

Review summary: While many may say that the 400D is Canon's response to Nikon's and Sony's 10MP offerings, the fact that it outgunned the mid-range 30D (8.0-megapixel) using a new never-seen-before 10-megapixel sensor shows that the 400D is more a natural progression ...