Canon EOS 400D Digital Camera with 18-55mm + 75-300mm lens

Review: I bought this camera over a year ago, and still really enjoy using it. I am a semi-professional photographer and find it does everything I need it to. It looks good, is easy to use and produces good quality photos. The only drawback is it quite...

Review: this camera is suitable for the profetional and the semi pro the camera can be used buy a beginner but most of the functions would be usless unless they are understud properly you can get an endless range of lenses though they are very expensive...

The Bottom Line: This is one of those rare products that exceeds my (rather high) expectations.

Review: We purchased a Rebel XTi in November for to shoot extra-oral dental photos and for personal use. We already had a Samigon ring flash (it's actually a fluorescent light) which we were easily able to mount with a step-down (great light-source, but...

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...

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...

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...

The Bottom Line: Buy this camera today- you will love the quality of the shots and ease of use.

Review: The Canon EOS 400D is the best digital camera for your money. I take lots of pictures, often 1000 per month, and this is the only camera that takes great shots every time. I like to take pictures of my kids, and the 400D manages to catch them...

The Bottom Line: This camera is easily good enough for professionals - as professionals have demonstrated - but can be set for point and shoot easy. As good as you can get.

Review: For the last 2 years, I have put my Digital Rebel 6mp through it's paces. As a "semi-pro" photographer, I've experimented with a wide range of conditions (light, temperatures, distance) and have been quite happy with my Rebel. It's given me four...

The Bottom Line: the amount of money for that much quality => excellent

Review: The professional cameras are too expensive! Film cameras don't give me a chance/choice to edit or select which pictures to be processed. Point and Shoot cameras don't give me a professional level of control depth of fields, apertures, shutter speed,...

Review: How do you turn a hobbyist photographer into a professional? Buy them the Canon Rebel xTI 10.1 MP! I love this camera. The auto setting makes it worthwhile for the beginner. Canon also has a great website for you to get tips and share with other...