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Amazing
This was the best 400 plus dollars I have ever spent. Read every review, I doubt you can find something negative about this. Rebel XT - A No-Brainer for Entry-Level DSLR Purchased at the end of April and took it with me on an early May trip to Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies. The landscape pictures that come out on my Dell Ultrasharp 2007FP monitor really blow me away. There are poster-quality shots taken at the Butchart's Garden, Lake Louise, Lake Emerald and on top of the Banff overviewing Bow Valley. This DSLR model is the least expensive currently only offered at Amazon, if you like to take your photography experience to another notch while not busting your pocket, this is it. Since DSLR cameras depend primarily on the lens, you can always start off with the kit lens, and gradually migrate into other pro lens given your shooting habits. Sure there are other newer models available from Canon as well, but $400 saved for an investment of a much better lens make this one a no-brainer. In essence, I highly recommend this camera, it is a Canon DSLR at $450 with future upgradability, I love every bit of it. Very Good product and working pefectly I bought this for my personal, family use and this camera takes excelent pics. i dont miss any pic with this as it takes very fast and accurate to the object. i have 18-55mm lens this has bit less range to zoom, i may have to go for bit longer one. i am using cam from past 6months and it works great. canon rebel XT w. lens i enjoy it a ton! works like a charm. i purchased the XT because it would be alot cheaper then buying a higher model. i am happy with it, and am i glad i made that choice. Canon Digital Rebel XT As a new user of digital cameras, I bought this unit kinda on a whim. I'd purchased its 35mm film-based cousin last month and when my wife's Minolta point-and-shoot started acting up, I figured it was time for an upgrade; and since most of my former camera work was done with 35mm SLRs with real glass lenses, I opted for something that looked familiar. Only after I bought the Rebel did I find out that it was a fairly well-rated camera. Two things that caught me off guard: 1) it doesn't come with a memory card, and 2) it doesn't support video recording. Neither of these are deal breakers, but for a $500 camera a $1 memory card should have been in included. And the non-video capture ability just surprises me as I see this feature in lower priced units. I'll update this review after spending some time using the camera. | |
