Compare Prices : Canon EOS 400D - Expert Reviews

Pros: Handling, image quality, ease of use, price, dust removal system/prevention, AF, great colour performance

Cons: Disappointing kit lens performance, no spot-metering mode, small viewfinder

Verdict: The EOS 350D gets more than just a make over with the introduction of its replacement, ease of use at the core and good image quality combine with a 10.1-megapixel CMOS sensor and a new anti dust system that make this a cracking bit of kit

Review summary: The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi is an update of the Rebel XT with a 10.1-megapixel sensor, a dust removal system and a 2.5-inch 230,000-pixel LCD, along with a number of other improvements. At a list price of $699.99 with an 18-55mm kit lens, or $599 ...

Pros: - 10 megapixels for $600 - Excellent LCD - "Display Off" sensor - Very accurate color reproduction - Good dynamic range - Effective grip surface - Strong low light performance - Dust reduction system

Cons: - Flimsy construction- No spot meter - Only one control dial - Kit lens is cheap, limited maximum aperture - Poor environmental seals - Viewfinder magnification is low

Verdict: Plenty of users will enjoy the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi. In automatic modes, it's easy to use, and snapshooters will be pleased with its quality. If they don't make enlargements, though, they won't see a difference between shots from the 10 ...

Review summary: Three years ago, Canon shocked the camera market with the introduction of the 8 Megapixel EOS 300D. It was a price breakthrough that would prove very important for the DSLR market. Suddenly, a digital SLR camera had become available for the novice ...

Review summary: The Canon Digital Rebel XTi proved to be another excellent DSLR, just like its predecessor the Rebel XT. Presently, this is the least expensive 10 megapixels DSLR on the market. Canon had to make some compromises for this, but still produced a superb ...

Review summary: The Canon Digital Rebel XTi proved to be another excellent DSLR, just like its predecessor the . Presently, this is the least expensive 10 megapixels DSLR on the market.

Pros: Very low image noise up to ISO 800, Good color, exposure accuracy and contrast, Excellent image details, Fast and responsive, Flexible image parameters, Dust-reduction system, Eye-start sensor

Cons: Slight loss of details at ISO 800, High noise and loss of details at ISO 1600, Poor white-balance under artificial lighting, No spot metering, Small viewfinder, Small hand grip, Weak battery