Bottomline: The Canon Rebel XTi is the best digital SLR body for most consumers on a budget and it makes a good backup body for professionals.Where to BuyYou can compare prices and delivery times from various merchants at amazon.com. Add a Sigma 30/1.4 lens for ev...
Abstract: EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USMI have recently bought the Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L USM lens, for my EOS 400D body. Ive now been using this combination for about two weeks, and can give some feedback on how the camera and lens perform together. IntroductionI h...
Good: Quality photos, lightweight and easy to handle, comprehensive manual settings, great on-board interface.
Bad: A little expensive, basic standard lens.
Bottomline: Although the 400D is a pricey entry-level SLR, its capture quality, versatile manual settings, lightweight design and interface more than balance the equation. Highly-recommended.
Good: Handling and image quality, ease of use, price, dust removal system/prevention, good AF, great colour
Bad: Kit lens performance is disappointing, lacks spot-metering mode, small viewfinder
Bottomline: The EOS 400D has a few issues (such as that kit lens) but it is capable of superb results. It is also very easy to use and priced competitively, which all makes it a darn good camera sure to repeat the 350Ds success as the fastest selling digital SLR ...
Abstract: The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi offers an unbeatable combination of performance, ease of use, and value. With its 10.1MP Canon CMOS sensor and DIGIC II Image processor, you’ll be able to capture photos with exceptional clarity and tonal range. A hos...
Good: Good value for SLR digital, great response times, high-end resolution, LCD quality is outstanding
Bad: Shot-to-shot delays with flash could be better, model could be easier to use
Bottomline: If youre looking for an SLR digital camera, you already know youre going to have to spend a large chunk of money on the camera body, not to mention the add-on lenses and flashes. The good news is youll usually receive a lot of great features for th...
Bad: Noise levels a little higher than the 350D; handgrip too small.
Bottomline: So is the 400D worth paying extra for? Well certainly not if you compare resolution alone – theres really not a significant enough difference between the 8-megapixel 350D and the 10-megapixels of the 400D to make it worth the money.However, where th...
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