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List All 80 PricesNearly five years have come and gone since the Canon company introduced their very first truly affordable SLR, at the time, the EOS 300 D, or the digital rebel. During that time span, we’ve seen them come out with two more members of the family, the 350D and the 400 D cameras which naturally evolved into the EOS450D, todays model which features just about two times the pixel count of their original.
Contained in a much smaller body and with a much smaller price tag (about 200 dollars less) it also has a great deal more to offer with regard to functionality than its predecessors, or in fact many of the other cameras in this price range.
Some of the changes you’re going to see in this version: a far larger 3.0 LCD monitor to make it a lot easier to see the details in your shot, far and away improved auto focus, featuring live view, with AF that offers both passive and contrast detection.
The spot metering as well as the 3.5 frames per second continuous shooting make it worth your time. The changeover to SD as opposed to CF is also a new feature. With the features its inherited from its predecessor, including the optional high ISO noise reduction, the Highlight Tone priority, as well as the all new stabilized kit lens , you’re going to enjoy the camera and love the price.
For stunning photography with point-and-shoot ease, look no further than Canon’s EOS Rebel XSi. The EOS Rebel XSi brings staggering technological innovation to the masses. It features Canon’s EOS I…
After two missteps, Canon refocused and refined its entry-level DSLR. Read more
The EOS Rebel XSi ($799) is one of two entry-level cameras in Canon's lineup (the other being the recently announced Rebel XS -- a stripped down version of the XSi). The Rebel XSi (also known as the EOS-450D) is the replacement to the extremely popular Rebel XTi, offering these new features: Read more
Overall, the XSi stands up well to the competition among low-cost digital SLRs. It's not the cheapest model out there, but the combination of convenient, easy-to-use controls, a bright 3-inch LCD screen and very respectable image quality make it a good choice for users upgrading to the faster performance and greater flexibility of an SLR from a point-and-shoot camera. Read more
Canon have been leaders in the entry level DSLR market for years and with the EOS 450D I can't see them losing their position anytime soon. The camera is packed with features and playing with it more and more reveals extra bits to try out. Read more
Canon EOS 450D digital SLR camera Canon have gained a lot of experience in the lower segment of the D-SLR market over the past five years. We have witnessed significant improvements between previous and next models. And now we're here with the Canon EOS 450D. A digital SLR camera that doesn't seem to differ too much from the EOS 400D but is in fact a much better camera. A camera that surprises too. Canon EOS 450D offers Live View Maybe it is not so much of a surprise ... Read more
Photographers around the globe are searching for a functional and handy device that would enhance or improved photography despite or your local or environment. The EOS series of digital camera in which the Canon Company is the brain behind it has come up with the EOS 450D digital camera, which is regarded as the improved of the EOS 400D packed with a lot of functionality and performance that would blow the mind of every curious photographer around the globe. Design Th... Read more
Hand grip too small,eye cup could extend further out or Maybe I could get a nose job? other wise a Great Camera. Read more
This is my 4th D-SLR, I love it, same ease of use (or maybe better as now the menus and buttons make more sense to me), I like some of the new features, however the live view is really, really bad to the point I don't use it unless I can't use the viewfinder. The 3" screen is gorgeous, make sure to get a film cover for it as it can scratch easily. Some pixelation/noise at 400 ISO. Read more
Wow. So far, I'm very happy with this camera. Some background: This is my first digital slr. Back in the day, I took a couple of photography courses and read a few books on the subject. I could coax some pretty decent shots from my Canon AE-1. In the past 7 years though, it's been all digital, all the time. I've used a number of point and shoot and semi-automatic cameras. After wanting a DSLR for about a year, I finally caved in this week when Best Buy put the Canon X... Read more
i absolutely love this camera. i'm sure it would be put to great use taking fantastic 'artsy' pics, but for now it's getting a lot of mileage just snapping shots of the little one. Read more
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