Canon Digital Rebel XT

Pros: Excellent picture quality, low noise up to ISO 1600, build quality, battery life

Cons: Heavy and relatively large, still not cheap, small LCD, some purple fringing

The Bottom Line: I am very impressed with the Canon Digital Rebel XT and its kit lens. Not only the camera and the lens are solidly built and feature-rich, they...

Review: I wanted to get the Canon Digital Rebel XT for a while now. Finally, the price after rebate got so low (comparing to what the camera used to cost) that I bought the C anon Digital Rebel XT with an 18-55 mm lens as a ...

Pros: High quality images, low noise, blazing performance, excellent battery life, value for money

Cons: Kit lens somewhat disappointing, no spot metering, sub-par incandescent performance at AWB

The Bottom Line: The Canon Digital Rebel XT offers amazing photo quality, great feature set, super-fast performance and a complete software bundle for a modest price. An incredible bargain!

Review: A Note to the Reader: A considerable amount of time was spent debating on whether I ought to write another review. Most would agree that it is incredibly taxing to write a thorough review, especially on complicated things such as electronics. But with ...

Pros: Price, Size, 8 MP, Features

Cons: No Included Compact Flash, No ISO 3200, small LCD and ViewFinder

The Bottom Line: Considering Price, Performance and features, this camera is a great choice.

Review: INTRODUCTION Fed-up with the limitations of Point-and-Shoot (P&S) digital cameras, I finally decided it was time to move up to the Digital SLR world. After a great deal of research, I finally decided on the Nikon D70. The Canon 20D was too ...

Pros: Image quality, speed, speed, speed, size, features, price, build quality

Cons: LCD too small, too dim to read in bright daylight

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended to those who want a dSLR with great capabilities but also enough flexibility to work as a P&S when needed.

Review: My first digital camera was a Kodak DC 40 with a whopping 381,000 pixels and I have been getting a new one every 2 years or so since then. Being no stranger to SLRs and amateur photography (my first SLR was the Olympus OM-1 back in the late 70's), from ...

Pros: Very easy to learn and use. Excellent overall performance.

Cons: Requires photo processing software to realize the full potential of this camera.

The Bottom Line: A tremendous camera for the money. Capable of producing professional quality images...with a little effort.

Review: I will not list all the specs for the little Canon EOS Rebel XT DSLR camera. The Canon web site can provide all the details; all I want to do is describe what it's like to actually use this camera and help you make an intelligent choice in buying your ...

Pros: Fast Durable Quick! Perfect for the most important subjects in the world -- our kids!

Cons: Too big for the diaper bag, wouldn't suggest throwing it in the stroller.

The Bottom Line: If you've been wondering if you should have one, GET IT! You should have this!

Review: While this camera does everything the other reviewers say, this review is from a Mom's perspective. It takes fantastic pictures of kids, even the ones that move really fast and hate to have their pictures taken. It can make them look adorable when ...

Pros: Fast, easy to hold, a good alternative to a film SLR.

Cons: Complicated to learn to use up to its potential. Skip the included lens.

The Bottom Line: If you know how to use an SLR and how to get the best out of film, great way to go digital. If you are a snapshot fan, stay away.

Review: This is my 4th digital camera - first digital SLR. It is my 3rd SLR - first digital. I hesitated when trying to buy it because I saw very mixed reviews. Some people love it and others hated it. Why the difference? I think I soon discovered the root of ...

Pros: Amazing photos! Awesome durability and lens is crisp!

Cons: Cost. Bulky. Learning curve.

The Bottom Line: Get it and love it! But take the time to learn it! It is worth it!

Review: I'll start by saying that I'm not a professional photographer. I love to take photos though-- and I was displeased with the results I was getting from my point and shoot. So after 3 years of begging and pleading with my husband to fork over the big ...

Pros: Very fast shutter speed, high quality pictures, so many different options!

Cons: Neck strap not so great

The Bottom Line: Excellent product! I highly recommend this to every person wanting to learn pro photography. Every dime worth it!

Review: I just purchased this camera, and so far, it is the best camera I have seen! It takes very high quality pictures (of course standard for an SLR). When purchasing, you have an option to choose whether you want a Silver one, or a Black ...

Pros: Size, Resolution, Speed, Price, Ease of Use

Cons: Plastic Finish

The Bottom Line: If you're looking to step above and beyond your point and shoot and foray into the world of digital SLR's, look no further than the Rebel XT.

Review: After some research, I bought the Kodak DX7590 at Christmas time. The DX7590 is a great 5.0mp point and shoot camera, and I was fairly happy with it, but I quickly realized I was wanting to put different lenses and filters on the camera and that I wanted ...