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Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi offers an unbeatable combination of performance, ease-of-use and value. It has a newly designed 10.1 Mega Pixel Canon CMOS sensor plus a host of new features including a 2.5-inch LCD monitor, the exclusive EOS Integrated Cleaning System featuring, a Self Cleaning Sensor a.. More
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Canon hit the mark with this one 
By: nitecap_2k -
Sat Oct 14, 2006 @ 10:39am
Recomendations: 19
of 21
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Review:
I purchased this camera to replace my olympus evolt e300. i chose it because i already have the Rebel XT, which i love also. If your looking for an enexpensive digital slr camera, with excellent image quality, this is the one. It has a large 2.5 lcd screen for viewing your shots. 10 mega pixel, its small body form is light and easy to handle. I own a portriat studio where i depend on having a fast camera. This is it. This camera is the big brother to the Rebel Xt which is still a great camera. The Rebel XTi is priced just right, and it works well with canon's full line up of lenses. If your looking to move up from point
I purchased this camera to replace my olympus evolt e300. i chose it because i already have the Rebel XT, which i love also. If your looking for an enexpensive digital slr camera, with excellent image quality, this is the one. It has a large 2.5 lcd screen for viewing your shots. 10 mega pixel, its small body form is light and easy to handle. I own a portriat studio where i depend on having a fast camera. This is it. This camera is the big brother to the Rebel Xt which is still a great camera. The Rebel XTi is priced just right, and it works well with canon's full line up of lenses. If your looking to move up from point
Pros: fast, big 2.5 lcd, 10 mega pixel, light
Cons: havent found any
LOVED IT
By: dr.donkey -
Thu Mar 8, 2007 @ 11:53am
Recomendations: 4
of 4
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Review:
DIDENT HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW LENS GOT 1 WITH CAMERA AND USED MY OTHER LENS FROM ELAN N7E. FLASH DID NOT WORK HAD TO BUY NEW FLASH SYSTEM. OVERALL LOVE THE CAMERA AT THIS TIME NO REAL PROBLEMS YET BOUGHT IT JUST BEFOR WENT TO VEGAS PERFORMED GREAT.
DIDENT HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW LENS GOT 1 WITH CAMERA AND USED MY OTHER LENS FROM ELAN N7E. FLASH DID NOT WORK HAD TO BUY NEW FLASH SYSTEM. OVERALL LOVE THE CAMERA AT THIS TIME NO REAL PROBLEMS YET BOUGHT IT JUST BEFOR WENT TO VEGAS PERFORMED GREAT.
Pros: SMALL SIZE FITS INTO MY BAG NEXT TO MY ELAN N7E LENS WORK ON BOTH CAMERA
Cons: NONE AT THIS TIME
cant beat it
By: cherublisa -
Thu Jan 4, 2007 @ 1:32pm
Recomendations: 4
of 4
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I have owned many digi cams and the REbel tx was great, but the XTI has made the 10meg jump. This cameras tech specs are a lot better than the cameras at most portrate studios. Sears still uses the olympus e1 that sports 5 megs. At 1600 iso I get wonderful images at any light source. I urge anyone buying this cam to use the P and M modes due to the fact that auto modes on digi cams dont take nearly as good of pics as when you learn to shoot like a pro. as most digi cams the auto focus can be a bit off, and thats why I urge you to use a more manual aproach. I DO LOVE THIS CAM THOUGH. If you are thinking of buying this cam or the Nikon D80 dont blow your money on the more expensive d80. I have seen the photos and there isnt any diference even in the lab. Well I think that is about it. LOL
I have owned many digi cams and the REbel tx was great, but the XTI has made the 10meg jump. This cameras tech specs are a lot better than the cameras at most portrate studios. Sears still uses the olympus e1 that sports 5 megs. At 1600 iso I get wonderful images at any light source. I urge anyone buying this cam to use the P and M modes due to the fact that auto modes on digi cams dont take nearly as good of pics as when you learn to shoot like a pro. as most digi cams the auto focus can be a bit off, and thats why I urge you to use a more manual aproach. I DO LOVE THIS CAM THOUGH. If you are thinking of buying this cam or the Nikon D80 dont blow your money on the more expensive d80. I have seen the photos and there isnt any diference even in the lab. Well I think that is about it. LOL
Pros: Great focus, 10meg, lens stabilizer, great 1600 iso images without grain. AWSOME CAMERA!!!!!
Cons: nothing to hold the lens cap on. transfer software sucks. not a big deal.
BEST CAMERA EVER!!
By: residaedalawn -
Fri Dec 22, 2006 @ 6:37am
Recomendations: 3
of 4
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I just got this camera yesterday - this is my FIRST DLSR - and I absolutely LOVE it!! I have so much to learn, but it's pretty easy to figure it out as I go....I RULY recommend this camera to anyone looking for a DSLR...I'm normally a Nikon girl, but I'm so happy with this purchase, my opinion of Canon has been upgraded also! If you have a Rebel XT, I don't recommend upgrading, b/c other than the sixe of the screen and the 2MP difference, there isn't ENOUGH of a difference to spend the money, but this is the BEST camera i've ever used...wow.
I just got this camera yesterday - this is my FIRST DLSR - and I absolutely LOVE it!! I have so much to learn, but it's pretty easy to figure it out as I go....I RULY recommend this camera to anyone looking for a DSLR...I'm normally a Nikon girl, but I'm so happy with this purchase, my opinion of Canon has been upgraded also! If you have a Rebel XT, I don't recommend upgrading, b/c other than the sixe of the screen and the 2MP difference, there isn't ENOUGH of a difference to spend the money, but this is the BEST camera i've ever used...wow.
Pros: 10.2MP, Easy to handle, user friendly, WONDERFUL quality
Cons: NONE AT ALL
I LOVE MY CANON XTI
By: mndywooten -
Tue Oct 16, 2007 @ 11:18pm
Recomendations: 1
of 1
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LOVE IT !!!! AND IF YOU GET IT YOU WILL ABSOLUTLY LOVE IT. IT HAS A VERY PRO LOOK ABOUT ALL THE PICTURES I TAKE
LOVE IT !!!! AND IF YOU GET IT YOU WILL ABSOLUTLY LOVE IT. IT HAS A VERY PRO LOOK ABOUT ALL THE PICTURES I TAKE
Pros: THERE ARE SO MANY I CANT NAME THEM ALL
Cons: THERE ARE NONE
Good Camera
By: cal_greeneyes -
Mon Oct 8, 2007 @ 12:35pm
Recomendations: 1
of 1
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Review:
The XTI is a good camera, I bought it because I have been a Canon user and my equipment is mostly Canon.
Although the XTI is a good camera, I have been disappointed by the exposure metering system. the sensor needs to be tweaked constantly for perfect exposure, at that price and from Canon, you would expect availability of spot metering. The flash is very limited in used and the exposure is inconsistent.
The camera is easy to use overall and over a wide variety of shooting options. I would avoid the kit lens if you can afford and go with a better lens from the traditional line up.
The body is very compact and light, I would recommentd the BG3 handle and IS lenses to compensate.
The XTI is a good camera, I bought it because I have been a Canon user and my equipment is mostly Canon.
Although the XTI is a good camera, I have been disappointed by the exposure metering system. the sensor needs to be tweaked constantly for perfect exposure, at that price and from Canon, you would expect availability of spot metering. The flash is very limited in used and the exposure is inconsistent.
The camera is easy to use overall and over a wide variety of shooting options. I would avoid the kit lens if you can afford and go with a better lens from the traditional line up.
The body is very compact and light, I would recommentd the BG3 handle and IS lenses to compensate.
Pros: compact, light, a lot of shooting options
Cons: metering system, flash exposure, lack of spot metering
Step up from a Canon SD400
By: davoodnjn -
Mon Jan 8, 2007 @ 7:32am
Recomendations: 1
of 1
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I've used these models :
Canon SD400 :(a point and shoot) a very compact early model of the Elph series. very hight quality pictures with the Then 4 MP sensor (now with the S900 u can get 10.1 MP !!!)
Sony DSC-W100 : a very light compact 8 MP camera. has some DSLR-like feature and as automatic as it is, it has some very nice Manual features. The only problem is the battery compartment slide-cap of the camera which is made of cheap plastic and opens very very easily wich the slightest unintentional contact. the camera itself has a very simple design and look to it.
I have used other Sony DSC models. sony boasts the of its quite sharp pictures, but still lags behind most canon models with the CMOS sensor technologies, in bringing out the true life-like sharp colors of the nature.
Canon EOS 400D : Been using it lately. I haven't quite yet come around all its features yet, but its the best camera that I have ever worked with. Although I'm aware of the ongoing controversy around the Nikon Vs. Canon quality. But I think, at my level of photography, it all goes down to what my preferences are in photography. Then I'd say This canon is right on ! Nikon usually bears a higher price tag with almost the same technology.
I've used these models :
Canon SD400 :(a point and shoot) a very compact early model of the Elph series. very hight quality pictures with the Then 4 MP sensor (now with the S900 u can get 10.1 MP !!!)
Sony DSC-W100 : a very light compact 8 MP camera. has some DSLR-like feature and as automatic as it is, it has some very nice Manual features. The only problem is the battery compartment slide-cap of the camera which is made of cheap plastic and opens very very easily wich the slightest unintentional contact. the camera itself has a very simple design and look to it.
I have used other Sony DSC models. sony boasts the of its quite sharp pictures, but still lags behind most canon models with the CMOS sensor technologies, in bringing out the true life-like sharp colors of the nature.
Canon EOS 400D : Been using it lately. I haven't quite yet come around all its features yet, but its the best camera that I have ever worked with. Although I'm aware of the ongoing controversy around the Nikon Vs. Canon quality. But I think, at my level of photography, it all goes down to what my preferences are in photography. Then I'd say This canon is right on ! Nikon usually bears a higher price tag with almost the same technology.
Pros: Light weight, Fast, easy to use, Quality, Good for the Price.
Cons: The grip is a little small for ppl with thick fingers like me !!
Awesome!!
By: jer20084 -
Tue Dec 18, 2007 @ 6:34pm
Recomendations: 0
of 0
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I bought the camera last Christmas and have never looked back. The camera us really easy to use and the outcome of the pictures are awesome. The only thing I would recommend doing is upgrading the lens if you got the kit one.
I bought the camera last Christmas and have never looked back. The camera us really easy to use and the outcome of the pictures are awesome. The only thing I would recommend doing is upgrading the lens if you got the kit one.
Pros: The image quality and just about every thing else.
Cons: The kit lens.
Definitely the camera for SLR starters
By: keeperbunzel@sbcglobal.net -
Tue Dec 11, 2007 @ 6:54pm
Recomendations: 0
of 0
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This is the first SLR I have ever used and I plan on keeping it for a very long time. At first I thought all SLR's are very confusing and will take forever to get used to but I quickly got to know the camera inside and out. The 15-85mm lens that comes with it I do not recommend and I suggest you spend the extra bucks on a higher quality lens like from sigma. Even though it isn't at the level of some of the thousand dollar cameras, I don't think anybody will notice the difference in the pictures it produces.
This is the first SLR I have ever used and I plan on keeping it for a very long time. At first I thought all SLR's are very confusing and will take forever to get used to but I quickly got to know the camera inside and out. The 15-85mm lens that comes with it I do not recommend and I suggest you spend the extra bucks on a higher quality lens like from sigma. Even though it isn't at the level of some of the thousand dollar cameras, I don't think anybody will notice the difference in the pictures it produces.
Pros: easy to use with all of the features any SLR has
Cons: not the image quality I expected, but fixable with quality lenses
A Camera that inspires
By: josephmdowney -
Tue Oct 30, 2007 @ 2:50pm
Recomendations: 0
of 0
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I bought the Canon Digital Rebel XTi after my Fuji finepix met the concrete. I am thoroughly satisfied. This camera has inspired me to be more creative. I am a novice and new to digital SLRs and I am amazed at the pictures I have been able to take after only a short while. I had no idea what i was missing. I recomend this camera to anyone who is looking to up the level of their photos. Having been around digital gameras for a while, I decided to buy the 2gb memory card, and an extra battery. You'll be happy you did.
The only con I noticed was that there was no movie mode. While not needed, it would have been nice to have that option.
Overall a camera worth every penny.
I bought the Canon Digital Rebel XTi after my Fuji finepix met the concrete. I am thoroughly satisfied. This camera has inspired me to be more creative. I am a novice and new to digital SLRs and I am amazed at the pictures I have been able to take after only a short while. I had no idea what i was missing. I recomend this camera to anyone who is looking to up the level of their photos. Having been around digital gameras for a while, I decided to buy the 2gb memory card, and an extra battery. You'll be happy you did.
The only con I noticed was that there was no movie mode. While not needed, it would have been nice to have that option.
Overall a camera worth every penny.
Pros: very easy to get started, great web resources, fun to use.
Cons: no movie mode.
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