Canon Digital Xt
canon digital xt Canon Rebel Digital XT - how do I turn on the LCD screen to COMPOSE pictures instead of using the viewfinder? I cannot figure out how to turn on the LCD monitor on the back of th...
canon digital xt
Canon Xsi Rebel - Move Up In Consumer Dslr Performance
After two very happy years using the CANON 350D/XT DSLR, I decided to upgrade to the Canon XSi Rebel/450D based on 1) Addition of more professional-level spot metering/focusing offering, 2) Increase to 12 MP resolution and 3) The improved standard IS 18-55 kit lens. In all regards, I'm exceptionally pleased with the new Canon. I was able to tell the kit lens improvement and the impact of Image Stabilization from the first time I used it, as it allows me to work in lower light and delivers clearer photographs in every situation. The spot metering works very well, as does the increase in point-of-focus. I can definitely see the increased resolution in my cropped enlargements, as well. The one feature I don't use (live view) could be a big 'plus' to people who prefer not to use viewfinders, but again, it's not something I use. Battery life (I use an external 430EX flash for most shots) has been far-above Canon's listed number; I often get over 800 shots on a battery using AF and IS. I've used the camera with my Sigma DC and DG lenses with no problems noted at all, although my Sunpak flash that works perfectly TTL with the 350D will not function with the Canon XSi Rebel.
Canon Canon XSi Rebel
This is an excellent camera! It is very intuitive, and has several great features, like the 9 point focus, auto setting custom white balance, 3" LCD (which I originally thought was unnecessary, however turned out to be a very nice thing to have). The camera feels really good in your hands, and provides for quality photos, and quick knowledge of its features. The only bad part is that the body is made of plastic, so if you drop it.... better luck next time. but you can get different armor for it if you are shooting in an area that may be dangerous. Awesome camera!
Canon XSi Rebel - Continues Shooting Mode Question?
I own this Canon XSi Rebel for few months now, I am having problem shooting in continues mode, I can only shoot continues in sport mode and can get about 9 images. If I switch to AV or Manual mode I can only shoot about 2-3 images in JPEG format and 4-5 images in RAW then it will say "busy" for 2 to 3 second. Does anyone else experience this problem or just me? Maybe I am doing something wrong? any suggestion or comments?
Other than that it's a good and reasonable price camera, the construction is average, the corner of this camera's body already starting to peeling off after few month of use but that will not effect the image quality. The image quality is great I have no complaint other than the continues shooting mode problem that I had since I am shooting my 2 year old daughter running all the time. overall it's worth the money $800 you don't expect much you know. My 24-70mm L lens cost more than the body.
Drop me some comments on the continues shooting mode problem I would really appreciated.
Canon XSi Rebel - Great SLR Starter Camera
I spent a lot of time researching SLR cameras and trying to find one that would fit my needs the best, and the Canon XSi Rebel succeeded in more ways than one. Even if you don't know much about SLR cameras this one does almost everything for you when set on the auto setting. It will make you an awesome photographer with little effort. The quality of the pictures is amazing! I would highly recommend this camera to anyone!
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