Canon EOS 400D with 18-55mm plus 75-300mm lens

Pros: Ths camera is sleak and easy to use

Cons: The only problem is the wieght of the camera

Review: Though it was still the hottest selling digital SLR on the market, the Canon Digital Rebel XT was due for an upgrade, and right on the expected 18 month schedule comes the EOS Digital Rebel XTi (called the EOS 400D overseas). The new Rebel XTi has a 10.1 ...

Pros: Affordable price with satisfactory results

Cons: Suitable for Beginners and Professionals

The Bottom Line: Canon EOS 400D appropriate you have because equipped with features that satisfy and easy to use.

Review: This camera is the next generation of Canon EOS 350D, developed with the upgrade of the previous features, one of which is the development of the 10.1 megapixel resolution (350D = 8 megapixel, autofocus point and a 9-point increase from the previous ...

Pros: Durable.

Cons: Heavy.

Review: My experience using this product as been great. I bougth this product because I wanted to pursue my career as a photographer. I love all the different options the camera has, however learning and remembering them is what I hate. The canon Eos 400D Rebel ...

Pros: He Canon Digital camera good picture quality

Cons: He Canon Digital camers prise is normal.

Review: He Canon Digital Rebel XT builds on the huge success of the original Digital Rebel , a camera that literally turned the digital camera world on its ear when it was first introduced. A six-megapixel digital SLR that sold with a lens for less than aprox ...

Pros: Easy to use, self cleaning sensor, Compatible with Canon EF & EF-S lenses

Cons: Doesn't come with a CF card, if you consider that a con

The Bottom Line: Great digital SLR camera for beginner to intermediate-level photographers

Review: I’m reviewing the Canon D400 Digital Rebel XTi predominately for those thinking about upgrading from a digital point and shoot camera or for those who are switching from a 35mm SLR camera. I am not a techie by any means, so I will describe the ...

Pros: great quality photos, ease of use, price

Cons: hard to follow book, "just average" lens with purchase

The Bottom Line: i would highly recommend this camera to anyone who wants to take good photos that can be blown up large without losing quality.

Review: I bought the XTI because I really wanted a higher quality camera than my point and shoot, but did not want to spend thousands. This camera has fullfilled my needs 100%. It is very easy to use and has a whole host of "automatic" settings (portraits, ...

Pros: Good size and weight, takes great photos.  Love, love, love this camera.

Cons: No cons.  Would recommend this to anyone. 

Review: I have had my camera for over a year and still absolutely love it. Had gone from a point and shoot to this camera--started on auto focus and am at the point now that I do manual exposures on everything.  It takes great photos--very good for creative ...

Pros: Great pictures, long battery life, allows a beginner to 'grow' with the camera.

Cons: Expensive repairs! CFC card can bend pins internally if you're not EXTREMELY careful!

The Bottom Line: Great camera but be wary of the CFC!!!

Review: I really like this camera overall. It's simple enough that you can hand it off to someone to take a snap shot with very little explanation or 'dial it up' for more professional type situations. I've had this camera for about 1 1/2 years now and it's been ...

Pros: Easy to use, multiple options, affordable, high quality. Get professional pictures from an amateur.

Cons: The flash can be slow and the LCD monitor is easily scratched

The Bottom Line: I have had this camera for over two years and it has never given me any problems. It has made me go from an amateur to an intermediate photographer.

Review: When I first looked at getting a digital camera I considered myself an amateur photographer. I knew how to point the camera at something and click the button. Every once in a while I would get a photo that made someone go wow, but I felt that it was ...

Pros: Ease of use, Lots of Features, Battery life

Cons: None at the moment

Review: An entry-level camera, the Canon 400D attempts to build on the success of the 300D and 350D models. The 400D closely follows the general design of the 350D, having similar compact proportions to the older model, but it adds some new features. I am ...