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

Pros: Preset shooting options are user 'easy'. Excellent battery life. Compatible with film camera lenses/extras.

Cons: Camera is focal length sensitive, needs a lot of light.

Review: The XTi is user friendly and functional right out of the box. Some of the extended features are a little difficult to understand, but the enclosed instructions do a good job explaining how to maximize the camera functions. The XTi is stylish and...

Pros: Ease of use, auto/manual focus capability, various lens and flash attachments, very durable

Cons: Slightly costly

The Bottom Line: If you like to take pictures, this camera is a must have!

Review: I love to take photographs and I have two children who love to be photographed! They are always on the go and my camera catches every move! I love that fact that I can interchange lens depending upon the photo taken. I love that there is little...

Pros: easy to handle,auto focus is great

Cons: expensive, but worth it in my book.

The Bottom Line: I was taking pictures right out of the shoot, yes there are more technical features to learn eventually, but you can also start taking great pics right away!

Review: I received this camera for Christmas, after much research
I felt for a novice who was wanting to advance that this was the best camera out there. The Camera comes with a really good detailed information book that shows you what all the gadgets...

Pros: The great picture quality; The low shutter lag time

Cons: Slow f3.5 maximum aperture on EF-S 18-55mm zoom

Review: Great camera, great lens shutter timing, without the slow slag effect. Really good quality for money. Strongly recommend to any intermediate photographer.

Pros: Clear quality, light, warranty

Cons: price, weight

Review: I would recommend this one to others because it gives what I was personally looking for, quality and clarity, good for any beginner as first SLR camera

Pros: Instruction manual easy to follow, big hard drive, firewire input, clear and crisp pictures.

Cons: Cannot create folder on harddrive, recorder doesn't have IR cable to control the settop box.

The Bottom Line: I recommend it for its ease of use, high quality pictures, dv input is very convenient for home videos. Huge hard drive, can record at HQ for 25 hours.

Review: I bought this beautiful 160Gb Sony RDR-HX750 DVD recorder 3 weeks ago at Future Shop on sale and I love it. It works very good and without a flaw. It does everything my old 4 year old Sony RDR-GX300 by the way it still works great, never had a...

Pros: good lens and anti dust was rely wonderful

Cons: do not have anti shocking available for this camera i think.

Review: its such an great to use this digital camera.
the lens it quit clear and smooth capture for any image.
anti dust it excellent!.
there is no perfect color for camera who have lens..make it more colorful..i think it better.

Pros: Price, image quality, user friendly

Cons: The body is a bit too small for my hands !

The Bottom Line: One of the best cameras out on the market!!!

Review: hen Canon first introduced their EOS300D three years ago they promised that it would be a turning point in the history of photography. To be honest it did just that and this is now Canons third incarnation in in their entry level D-SLR line-up. So,...

Pros: great price, nice entry level camera.

Cons: body feel filmsy.

Review: This is a great camera for those who are new to DSLR, what makes it even better is the price is dropping even more.

The XT has most of the fucntions and automatic/preprogram controls you find in point and shoot. What makes this a bit more...

Pros: Good image quality Wide range of accessories Fast RAW capture

Cons: Noticeable noise above 800 ISO Not as nice as the Nikons Slightly over-priced

The Bottom Line: Solid camera, but for the $$$ go for a D80 or used 30D.

Review: Not a bad camera at all. This is my first D-SLR but as a Photojournalism major currently in college I have the opportunity to work with SLRs of all kinds. If you are trying to decide between this and a high-end "prosumer" non-SLR camera it's no...