Canon Rebel Digital SLR Camera, How to find The Best
If you have been considering the move into digital SLR photography, and anybody that’s put up with the restrictions of an easy point and shoot for more than several years should be, than the Canon Rebel line of cameras should become a vital a part of your lexicon. If it hasn’t, then it’s about to be.
The Canon Rebel line of digital SLR cameras can be classified as entry level SLRs. That title, could have somewhat of a negative connotation for anyone who believes in buying quality electronics. Nothing might be farther from the truth. While it’s true, that Canon (or Nikon or others) have the camera models that are greater than capable of stretching your budget into the many thousands of dollars, there’s not necessarily a reason to accomplish so.
Canons latest top the the line Rebel, (the t1i) due to be released to the road in May of 2009 sells for around $900 including a pretty good kit lens. While that’s not cheap for the average digital camera, this is not an average digital camera. When I remember spending $1000 for my first compact digital camera like 6 a long time ago, I purchase a little bit queasy. This sucker is really a 15.1 megapixel camera, an image sensor from the much more expensive 50D, HD (1080P / 720P) video capture, live view, dust removal, and a DIGIC 4 processor. A primary time SLR buyer would be happy with this camera for an extended time.
Even when $900 is too steep for your budget, the great thing, is that you can still discover the older Rebel cameras going back to the XT for sale, with almost as numerous features, for even less money. Some used, and many new, but yow will discover the Rebel XT, XTi, and XSi, and XS for as low as $450 brand new.
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[...] Canon EOS Rebel XS and its successor, XSi, are basically the same camera, yet XSi has more to offer than its “younger brother” and is a bit more expensive. To choose between the two, you need to first evaluate your budget and how serious you’re about DSLR photography. If you are feeling you’ll take it on strongly and are willing to learn and improve yourself in the long run, then XSi is for you. Otherwise, my advice is to go for the entry-level XS and eventually upgrade to something fancier if you may ever feel like it. [...]