Reviews and Problems with Canon EOS 500D / Rebel T1i/Kiss X3
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Canon EOS Rebel T1i
consumersearch.com
16 November 2011
Summary: ConsumerReports.org provides less detail, but compares the Canon T1i with even more models. The reviews at ImagingResource.com and at DPReviews.com are quite detailed,...
Pros: Great image quality, Excellent 720p HD video at 30 fps, 3-inch extra sharp LCD with live view
Cons: Fixed LCD screen, 3 fps maximum speed for still shots, Kit lens gets mixed reviews
Summary: I’m very happy with overall photo quality of the Kiss X3 (500D, Rebel T1i). While I can’t explain the weird ISO 100 result in low light, the camera will give you great...
Excerpt: So you know a thing or two about photography, or plan to learn, and want the best entry-level DSLR you can get? Then take a look at Canon's new EOS Rebel T1i.
Conclusion: • A dedicated record button in Video mode is provided on the right side of the screen which also doubles up as a button to switch on live view mode in P/TV/AV/M/A-DEP
Conclusion: The Canon EOS 500D is, as you'd expect, an excellent camera. In terms of performance, it's hard to fault and the range of features will keep dedicated amateurs more than...
Summary: The Canon Rebel T1i is an excellent choice for a mid-range digital SLR. With its picture settings and the auto settings, the Rebel is suitable for a first-time SLR user.
Excerpt: Canon 500D review (EOS Rebel T1i in the US) - the DSLR bringing Full HD video to the masses; the What Digital Camera test of the Canon 500D DSLR reveals all
Summary: Sure, we’d love to see 24fps 1080p, a mic-in jack, and perhaps a higher-performance autofocus system (as is, it’s fine for the majority of folks), but for $900 those
Pros: Good low-light performance and HD Video in a sub-$1K body.
Cons: HD video is slightly noisy and audio is mono-only.
Summary: Canon's popular consumer model takes another step away from the 'entry-level' with an impressive spec sheet and consistently good performance across the board.
Pros: Good resolution and detailed output (but only very marginally better than 450D), Decent (but not 'best in class') high ISO JPEG performance, Extended ISO speed up to 1...
Cons: Visibly more noise in RAW files than some of the competition, Slightly less highlight range in JPGs than the competition, Relatively limited RAW headroom, channel clip...