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Canon EOS 350D / Digital Rebel XT / Kiss n Digital
8.0 megapixels
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User Score (1958)8.9
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Expert Score (61)8.7
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Design (24)6.2
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Value for money (94)6.5
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Features (21)6.0
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Ease of use (130)6.3
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Picture quality (425)6.0
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For convenience, ease of use and no-compromise SLR performance, look no further than the EOS Digital Rebel XT. Featuring Canon’s Digital Trinity - an 8.0 Megapixel CMOS sensor, Canon’s own DIGIC II Image Processor and compatibility with over 50 EF Lenses - the new Digital Rebel XT has an all new lightweight and compact body, improved performance across the board and the easiest operation in its class, simplifying complex tasks and ensuring the perfect shot every time.…
Specifications
Type
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TypeDigital AF/AE SLR
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Recording MediumCF card Type I and II
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Image Format0.87 x 0.58 in./22.2 x 14.8mm
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Compatible LensesCanon EF Lenses including EF-S Lenses (Focal length conversion factor: Equivalent to approx. 1.6x indicated focal length compared to 35mm format)
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Lens MountCanon EF mount
Image Sensor
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TypeHigh-sensitivity, high-resolution, single-plate color CMOS sensor
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PixelsApprox. 8.0 Megapixels
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Total PixelsApprox. 8.2 Megapixels
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Aspect Ratio2:3 (Vertical:Horizontal)
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Color Filter SystemRGB primary color filter
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Pros & Cons
- good on batteries, light weight small, good value, ease of use controls, overall good iq
- autofocus is sometimes unreliable, af not always reliable, cf storage, quickly outdated, and could be faster
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Short Report: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT
Reviewer: PCPhoto28 May 2009I took the EOS Digital Rebel XT to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park earlier this year and was able to fit the camera with three lenses (a Canon EF 70-300mm DO zoom, a Canon EF-S 60mm macro and a Tamron 11-18mm wide-angle zoom) into a small waistpack. Read more
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Canon Digital Rebel XT (350d) Review
Reviewer: Taylorwilsdon25 December 2007The one complaint that many have is that the body is quite small. This might be a good fit for people with small hands who need a lighter body, but for people with big hands, the grip is not totally natural. With Canon’s optional BG-E3 battery grip, the camera is a much more manageable size and much more comfortable in my opinion. Again, its a small quip to have with an excellent camera at a ridiculously low price. Read more
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Reviewer: LAPTOP Magazine15 September 2007
- Overall 6
Despite a few flaws, the Canon Digital Rebel XT DSLR proves age is nothing but a number. Read more
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Canon Digital Rebel XT
Reviewer: Digitaltrends04 August 2006- Overall 9
In 2003, Canon opened the floodgates for affordable digital single lens reflex (D-SLR) cameras with the 6-megapixel Digital Rebel, the first digital camera with an interchangeable lens... Read more
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Reviewer: photo.net04 July 2006
Initial Impressions of the Canon Rebel XT The Canon Rebel XT is small. I know the specifications give you the size, but there's nothing like picking up the camera and holding it. In fact for me the Canon Rebel XT is on the verge of being too small. Now I'm a 6ft male, so my hands are, I guess, fairly large. If I was a 5ft female, maybe the size would be perfect. The image below shows the Canon Digital Rebel XT compared to several other cameras: As you can see, the Rebel... Read more
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Canon Tripod
Reviewer: Ritz Camera1 week ago- Overall 10
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Read more
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FOCUS sucks
Reviewer: Digitalcamera HQ27 May 2009- Overall 6
I have had to fight with my camera to get things in focus. I have sent it back to Canon, they repair it and it works for around 2mths then it's out again. When this camera is working it is a great camera, crisp pics, easy to use. Not sure I would suggest anyone to purchase. Read more
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Reviewer: Jesse C. Plummer, BetterPhoto15 May 2009
- Overall 10
This is my first D-SLR. I upgraded to this from the Canon EOS Rebel T2 Film. I really enjoyed the fact that I could use this camera out of the box. It is an awesome peice of photographic equipment. I would reccommend it. Read more
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Rebel with the Rebel
Reviewer: Epinions07 May 2009- Overall 9
I have a lot of fun using this camera.\_ Although I am not a professional photographer, I am simply an amateur but I have no trouble figuring out how to use the basic features of the camera.\_ Using the camera in no-flash mode results in gorgeous pictures, but a camera stand is recommended if using the camera in this mode.\_ I bought this particular product because of what I had heard about it from other people and because I like the brand Canon.\_ The Canon Digital... Read more
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Ok starter camera, not OK repair costs
Reviewer: Z. Curtiss, Amazon05 April 2009- Overall 6
Up to this point in my ownership of the camera---two years---I have been quite happy with this camera as a camera to get into photography with. I have pulled quite a few shots I have been extremely impressed with. However, I was recently performing some lens sharpness testing, and in the middle of it, my mirror lock-up feature stopped working: it would not record an image at all while that custom function was enabled. I called Canon's technical support number, and the... Read more
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