Photoradar.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:32
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Certainly, having two million extra pixels to play with is helpful, if hardly earth shattering. Canon's 12-megapixel sensor does a good job of keeping noise down and image quality high, and that extra capacity means you can enlarge your pictures, or cr...
Certainly, having two million extra pixels to play with is helpful, if hardly earth shattering. Canon's 12-megapixel sensor does a good job of keeping noise down and image quality high, and that extra capacity means you can enlarge your pictures, or cr...
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The 450D represents Canon’s effort to build upon the immense success of its consumer orientated digital SLR cameras, the 350D and 400D. We find out whether the 450D can really continue Canon’s success in this lucrative market.On the surface, the 450D i...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:32
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Picture the photographers at a football match. Behind the goals are the true professionals, with multiple cameras and huge lenses, while up in the stands are the amateurs with their cameraphones. Somewhere in the middle of this spectrum sits the EOS 45...
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Though the 450D stood alone as Canon’s entry-level model until a £100 cheaper baby brother arrived in the 1000D (reviewed Macworld November), it still has the upper hand in terms of specification. The 450D offers an extra two million pixels to bring i...
Nikon D3 Star rating: Fast, reliable and capable of stunning results, for sports or action the D3 is a winner if you can justify the price tag...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:32
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The Canon 450D is a top-notch introductory model for those seeking to enter the digital SLR market. Its a lightweight, reliable camera that offers good capture features and manual control. A few tweaks to body design would help shooting, but as it is...
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Its easy to look at the Canon DSLR product line and slot the cameras into ‘beginner, ‘intermediate, and ‘advanced categories. But to call the Canon EOS 450D (also known as the EOS 450D) a beginner or starter DSLR is a misnomer. The Canon EOS 450D...
The XSi delivers image quality that’s identical to Canon’s EOS 40D, but for a lot less. What are you giving up if you go for the XSi? The EOS 40D has a faster burst rate (five frames per second versus the Canon Rebel XSi’s three), more c...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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The Canon EOS 450D is an SLR Camera from Cannon. It is part of Canon's highly successful EOS line. This particular camera is equipped with a 12.2 Mega pixel CMOS sensor. It features a 76 mm LCD screen with Live View Shooting capabilities. The EOS 450D...
This little cracker explodes the myth that SLRs are over-sized and over-complicated. Canon puts 12.2-megapixels of photo firepower at your disposal, with a 3-inch Live View screen for aiming and a blistering 3.5 frames per second burst mode, so you can go...
Autofocus can be slow and confused in the fog of war – so pop up the flash to activate the reliable AF assist. Although the Canon is on the pricey side compared to some of its rivals, it’s definitely built to last.
Canon has squeezed all the cutting-edge photo tech you could want into a camera that you can (just) afford. A state-of-the-art hotshot.Canon EOS 450D is tagged with Canon, slr and camera. Select a tag (Canon, for example) to find everything on FiveFWD...
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The 450D is the latest in the line of EOS models that kick-started the affordable DSLR revolution, with the 300D back in 2003 (web ID: 50471). At the time, the 300D was the cheapest DSLR at a mere £765, but its successor is now very much in the middle...
The 450D's superb sensor makes it the best choice if quality is your priority...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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Canons EOS 450D is the fourth generation of the camera that kick-started the affordable DSLR market. It offers significant benefits over its predecessor, the 400D, and most other cameras here. Its price is the highest, though, even after factoring...
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I think the majority of professional photographers use a Canon unit of some sort. This is quite light and a semi professional photographer friend of mine was quite envious. Of course the real professionals have umpteen lenses and numerous tripods. Wha...
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Announced on the 24th of January 2008, the Canon EOS 450 (aka Digital Rebel XSi) is an impressive update to the Canon EOS 400D and features a new 12.2 megapixel sensor, 3.5fps shooting, live view mode, 9 point AF, 3" screen, SD memory card support, and...
Very good image quality Optical image stabilisation Good size 3.0" screen Robust, light body Excellent battery life Good macro mode Quick performance Full manual controls Eye detection...
Standard lens may sacrifice some image quality.
The Canon EOS450D is a robust lightweight SLR camera that provides an impressive 12.2 mega pixels with image stabilising lens. Image quality is generally excellent and images are useable up to ISO1600 and tend to maintain good detail. The cameras scre...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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The latest evolution of a classic DSLR doesn’t disappoint, although it’s not the amaz + Great quality; Live View, superb feel- Arguably a bit on the expensive sideThe EOS 450D is the latest in the line of Canon models that pioneered affordable digital...
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digicambuyer.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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The Canon EOS 450D updates the rather underwhelming EOS 400D with a set of new features that finally make it worth upgrading from the companies EOS 350D. For a kick off, you've got a 12.2 million-pixel CMOS sensor to play with, which sports a self-cl...
Handling, Live View, Easy to use...
Buffer in RAW shooting, No top plate data LCD, Some overexposure using Highlight Tone Priority...
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Canons EOS 400D has been instrumental in driving the budget SLR market. Now the Japanese giant has released an upgrade to the 400D, the Canon EOS 450D. The main changes are two million more pixels, a new, easier-to-handle chassis and Live View, which...
Quality image-stabilising lens included, Low-noise images below ISO 1,000, New Live View mode to aid composition, Dedicated ISO button...
JPEGs need sharpening, Still pricey compared to rivals...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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As prices of digital SLRs fall with more people moving up from smaller and cheaper compact cameras, so the average resolution of such cameras increases. Offering double the pixel count of Canon’s early entry level models, the latest 12-megapixel resolu...
Friendly design and menus coupled with grown-up features make this a good camera for families and enthusiasts alike...
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Well, quite a few things, both from a cosmetic and from a performance point of view. That said, this is no massive leap forward in terms of technological advances, but there are some nice new enhancements. The EOS 450D uses a 22.2 x 14.8mm CMOS image...
We were most impressed with the continuous shooting mode and the sport mode - both functions really lock onto the subject and capture fast-moving objects. Close-up shooting was impressive too. We think that if you’re new to digital SLR photography o...
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Canon’s latest digital SLR – the EOS-450D – will be of interest to creatives who aren’t professional photographers. Over the entry-level EOS-400D, the new model adds 14bit capture, Live View with both phase- (viewfinder AF) and con...
Be that as it may, the Canon EOS-450D is a fine performer. The only real problem is price. The 450D sits uncomfortably close to the 10Mp EOS 40D. With the maker’s current cashback offer, the better-quipped semi-pro model can be had for roughly the s...
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digitalartsonline.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:34
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Canon’s latest digital SLR – the EOS 450D – will be of interest to creatives who aren’t professional photographers. Over the entry-level EOS 400D, the new model adds 14-bit capture, Live View with both phase- (viewfinder AF) and contrast-detection AF...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:36
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A release of a new entry level reflex from Canon is always an event and the arrival of the EOS 450D is no exception. Canon no longer solely battles its rivals in terms of prices and this new camera has an interesting technical sheet (to say the least)...
CMOS 12 million pixel sensor, Very good image quality (noise control, colors), Large bright 3 inch screen, 1855 mm IS lens in the kit is stabilized, LiveView aiming...
A single control dial, Autofocus in Live View not that great, Construction is a bit light, No wireless flash system, Sensitivity limited to 1600 ISO...
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If youre new to the digital SLR world and want Canon go for it. If youre looking to upgrade from a previous EOS digital go for the more powerful 40D...
3-inch screen, 12 megapixels, SD card, 9-point AF system, Live View...
No CompactFlash, still on the large side compared to Olympus E-Series, images appeared flat and under exposed...
If youre new to the digital SLR world and want Canon go for it. If youre looking to upgrade from a previous EOS digital go for the more powerful 40D...
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Canon's budget DSLR range, starting with the Canon EOS 300D, has been Canon's best-selling DSLR since its launch back in 2004. At the time, it had no competition at the price point, but things have moved on significantly since then. The new model sport...
A significant overhaul for the series and a great camera, but a shifting market means it's no longer the bargain buy it once was...
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hereshow.ca Updated:
2011-11-04 08:40:11
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The fourth camera in the EOS Digital Rebel line, the 12-megapixel XSi is an upgrade over the 10MP Rebel XTi, which remains a current (more affordable) model. Boasting higher resolution, a larger viewfinder, more sophisticated DIGIC III processor and a...
Small, lightweight but feels great in the hand, Offers several Live View features, Great versatility, speed and resolution...
More complicated than previous Digital Rebels, Not as tough/wellsealed as some competitors, Live View could be easier to use...
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A significant overhaul and a great camera. At this price it’s the best all-round package on the market Canon’s budget DSLR range, starting with the EOS 300D, has been Canon’s best-selling DSLR since its launch back in 2004. At the...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 08:40:16
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This 12 megapixel camera is Canon’s cheapest DSLR. We tried the twin lens kit with an 18-55 and a 55-250mm lens. Construction of camera and lenses uses much plastic material, so it is light but insubstantial. The LCD screen also serves as the function...
The underlying picture quality from the camera is superb. There is a wide dynamic range and noise is not an issue. Even out of focus, underexposed backgrounds are noise free. Auto white balance is generally good, except under incasdescent lights. The f...
Keep in mind that all of the above is praise for the camera body, not the lenses. The cheap kit lenses are not good enough for the body. When fitted with a good quality lens you see what the camera can really do.
Once again an entry level DSLR is let down by its kit lenses. However we did take the camera to an outdoor wedding and used the 55-250 lens exclusively and the combination was better than competent. Focus is a little erratic and the image stabilisation...
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1650Competent entry-level SLR with so-so lenses This 12-megapixel camera is Canons cheapest DSLR. We tried the twin-lens kit with an 18-55 millimetre and a 55-250 millimetre lens. Camera and lenses use lots of plastic, so they are light but ins...
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A solid improvement on the EOS 400D, Canons EOS 450D adds a bucket-load of new features, including 14-bit A-D, a faster burst mode and Live View. Sitting in between the 400D and 40D in price, it offers a compelling option for users looking for the mid...
Great image quality, live view, dust reduction, 14-bit A-D, fast burst mode...
Pictures could use a little sharpening, Live View autofocus takes a little while The Final Word A solid improvement on the EOS 400D, Canons EOS 450D adds a bucket-load of new features, including 14-bit A-D, a faster burst mode and Live View. Sitting i...
A solid improvement on the EOS 400D, Canons EOS 450D adds a bucket-load of new features, including 14-bit A-D, a faster burst mode and Live View. Sitting in between the 400D and 40D in price, it offers a compelling option for users looking for the mid...
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Canon is obviously targeting photographers who wish to move into DSLR photography by its choice of SD and SDHC media for its new EOS 450D model. Although it may upset CF card devotees, its a smart move. Since SD cards have similar capacities, transfer...
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A new Canon SLR is enough to initiate orgasmic ripples throughout the camera community. Of course, along with all that hype comes the pressure to deliver – and that’s not something Canon has had much trouble with in the past.Sitting just above...
Superb controls. Light weight. Good tonal range. Great screen...
Not the punchiest colours. No in-body image stabiliser...
Almost nonchalantly efficient in every way, the 450D is an understated slice of photographic genius...
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In the last year canon launched a new camera of XTi series. It was familiar among the American people as the Rebel XTi. It was a new featured quality camera but after that it was not succeeded among the camera users. The next product that was launched...
You can simply rely on the new XSi product from canon as they will serve the quality photos with a class feature quality of photos. You can be impressed with the quality features of the new canon camera and they will always serve better than other came...
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The Canon Rebel XSi is finally a more complete camera than any Rebel before it. Despite being part of the entry-level Rebel series, the XSi features spot-metering, a 3.5 FPS continuous drive with a deep buffer, depth-of-field preview and finally expos...
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electronicsme.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:32
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Canon EOS Rebel XSi" target="new">Canon EOS Rebel XSi is Canon's successor to the Rebel XTi, although not a replacement for it. It offers a step up over the XTi, with a new higher-resolution 12.2 megapixel sensor and several other new or upgraded featu...
If you're looking for an entry-level D-SLR, and don't mind shelling out a few more dollars for some excellent features, then the Rebel XSi could be your camera. The added features over the XTi are well worth the difference in price. And if you are a be...
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DigitalReviews.net Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:32
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Some of our regular readers may know that I have made occasional references to my interest in photography. After a few years of letting work take over my life and getting by with nothing but my mobile phone camera, I finally decided on an entry-level...
The choice of a DSLR is a difficult one. Once you start buying lens and accessories you are pretty much committed to the one brand. I had the good fortune of a loan of different branded DSLR for a few months (thanks J!) before I committed to the Cano...
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A new Canon SLR is enough to initiate orgasmic ripples throughout the camera community. Of course, along with all that hype comes the pressure to deliver – and that’s not something Canon has had much trouble with in the past.Sitting just above...
Superb controls. Light weight. Good tonal range. Great screen...
Not the punchiest colours. No in-body image stabiliser...
Almost nonchalantly efficient in every way, the 450D is an understated slice of photographic genius...
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The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi (also known as the Canon EOS EOS 450D) is Canons premium "entry level" DSLR. Though similar in concept to the Digital Rebel XTi, the Digital Rebel XSi has a higher pixel count sensor (12MP vs. 10MP), a larger LCD (...
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With a few new features and more refinements and adjustments, the Canon Rebel XSi is a worthy upgrade of its predecessors, the Rebel XT and XTi. This review will unveil some of the noteworthy changes and assess whether or not it is worth upgrading to...
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It's easy to look at the Canon DSLR product line and slot the cameras into ‘beginner', ‘intermediate', and ‘advanced' categories. But to call the Canon EOS 450D (also known as the EOS 450D) a beginner or starter DSLR is a misnomer. The Canon EOS 450D...
The XSi delivers image quality that’s identical to Canon’s EOS 40D, but for a lot less. What are you giving up if you go for the XSi? The EOS 40D has a faster burst rate (five frames per second versus the Canon Rebel XSi’s three), more customization...
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by Ben Long, Macworld.com The original Canon EOS Digital Rebel () was the first digital SLR (DSLR) to break the $1,000 price barrier. Since then, Canon has released other Rebel models with smaller bodies and larger feature lists, with the latest being...
Great image quality; excellent low-light performance; improved body and control layout; Live View; big LCD screen; very good kit lens.
No top-mounted LCD screen; limited customization.
The EOS Rebel XSi is a great DSLR, no matter how you look at it. If you’re shopping for a DSLR that costs less than a grand, this camera must go on your short list. See more like this: cameras pro, creativepro Recommend? 0 YES 0 NO 0 Comments Emai...
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The Canon EOS 450D is an excellent all-rounder and much more than a plaything. A great DSLR for beginner and all other photographers that are searching for a light-weight DSLR at a very, very fair price level.The great 12.2 MP CMOS sensor delivers i...
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Those looking for a DSLR, or digital single-lens reflex camera need to look no further than the Canon EOS Rebel XSi. It is Canon’s latest addition to the DSLR lineup and is one notch above the manufacturer’s XTi model. In this review well see what mak...
The Canon EOS Rebel XSi is a superb entry level DSLR. The camera lacks in terms of design and aesthetic quality. One would have hoped that the XSi would have come with an improved grip and feel after the bad reviews of its predecessor, the XTi, on thi...
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Canons EOS Rebel XSi ($699 list, body only) is the fourth model in Canons Digital Rebel class, a series that sparked the prosumer D-SLR revolution. In snatching the Editors Choice crown from the EOS Digital Rebel XTi, the XSi continues Canons tra...
Magnificent resolution and image quality. Larger LCD than its predecessor. Live View. Kit lens now has image stabilization.
ISO settings go up to only 1600. The XSis RAW format is not compatible with some image-editing software.
The Canon EOS Rebel XSi builds on earlier Rebels to provide a feature-rich, low-cost digital SLR that produces top-notch images...
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Format choices are JPEG in various sizes and compression ratios and raw. Mercifully the JPEG options have been reduced to six, including L, M, and S with two “stairstep” compression ratios for each. Canon’s instruction book refers...
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thinkcamera.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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There are one or two minor hiccups; live view arguably being the biggest. The LV system uses contrast-detection autofocus, which is from the accurate, but glacial school. Its perfect for tripod-based still life or macro shots of non-moving things, b...
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absolutegadget.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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The camera cost around £440 (body only) or £500 with an 18-55mm image-stabilised lens. With cheaper snappers on the market, you might wonder if Canon can hold onto its lead when other similar-specd cameras are going for far less. But, it is still a su...
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12.20MegapixelsCanon EF / EF-S mount3.0 inchLCDCanon Rebel XSi / 450DOverview by Shawn Barnett Canons new EOS Rebel XSi digital SLR includes quite a few features new to the EOS camera system, and once again exceeds some of the abilities of the company...
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After two missteps, Canon refocused and refined its entry-level DSLR.
More comfortable design, Larger, improved LCD, Fastest overall speed in its class, Excellent image quality with faithful color reproduction...
No ISO 3200, Skin tones are overly red, Only average kit lens, Hard to access Live View options...
After two less-than-inspiring upgrades, Canon has finally come up with a significant follow-up to its groundbreaking original Rebel Digital SLR with the new 12.2-megapixel EOS Rebel XSi. Though it’s still Canon’s entry-level DSLR, the Rebel XS...
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The digital SLR market is fiercely competitive, with the biggest sales and fattest profits in the hotly-contested consumer/entry-level area. Up until very recently Canon, the first company to break the sub-£1,000 barrier with its popular EOS 300D model in...
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Video Review: We steam up the lens of the new Canon Rebel XSi and take it out for a spin to see whether or not its worth us salivating over, in todays Gadget Pr0n...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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As prices of digital SLRs fall with more people moving up from smaller and cheaper compact cameras, so the average resolution of such cameras increases. Offering double the pixel count of Canon’s early entry level models, the latest 12-megapixel resolu...
Fast; useful and friendly features; compact and lightweight but rugged; large screen...
Image-stabilised lens costs extra...
Friendly design and menus coupled with grown-up features make this a good camera for families and enthusiasts alike...
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consumerelectronicsnet.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:33
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The price of gas might be climbing so fast you wonder why all the gas company executives arent suffering from altitude sickness, but at least in one area the consumer can still get more for less and thats with digital cameras. Such is the case with...
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The Canon EOS Rebel XSi is a very good entry-level digital SLR. It offers very good photo quality (with the appropriate tweaks), lighting fast performance, live view, and a large LCD display. The camera has its share of flaws, though, including soft J...
Very good photo quality (though not at default settings), Remarkably little noise, Compact body by DSLR standards (though its not for everyone), Much improved kit lens features image stabilization, Large 3inch LCD with live view feature; histogram and...
JPEGs are very soft at default settings (adjust incamera sharpening or shoot RAW for best results), Small right hand grip; "plasticky" body, Redeye, Seemed to produce an abnormal number of outoffocus shots, Very slow contrast detect AF in liv...
The Canon EOS Rebel XSi is a very good entry-level digital SLR. It offers very good photo quality (with the appropriate tweaks), lighting fast performance, live view, and a large LCD display. The camera has its share of flaws, though, including soft JP...
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The 12-megapixel Canon Digital Rebel XSi, which targets entry-level digital SLR shooters, has all the features that novices expect--as well as an alluring array of advanced options that will appeal to more seasoned photographers. Priced at $900 (with...
Easy to navigate basic features, Many proquality features...
Complicated options may confound newbies...
Powerful and versatile entry-level digital SLR camera offers terrific image quality...
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Canon’s latest digital SLR – the EOS-450D – will be of interest to creatives who aren’t professional photographers. Over the entry-level EOS-400D, the new model adds 14bit capture, Live View with both phase- (viewfinder AF) and contrast-detection AF...
Be that as it may, the Canon EOS-450D is a fine performer. The only real problem is price. The 450D sits uncomfortably close to the 10Mp EOS 40D. With the maker’s current cashback offer, the better-quipped semi-pro model can be had for roughly the sam...
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The XSi is more of an evolution than a revolution; the new features it adds over previous Digital Rebels are useful (and generally well executed), but none of them add that much to the experience of using the camera. The live view makes point-and-shoo...
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Canon EOS XSi (450D) Field Report A Rebel Grows Up – Again In the 20th Century Less than 10 years ago, before digitals rise to dominance, any camera of the same format with interchangeable lenses would take pictures no different than any other. Film...
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tipa.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:34
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With its 12.2 megapixel sensor, an ISO rating between 100 and 1600, a responsive autofocus system and superb image quality, the Canon EOS 450D is an excellent camera to discover the next step in digital photography. Offered in kit form with an 18-55 m...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:34
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(Comes With EF-S 18-55mm) Matt GolowczynskiEven before its announcement, it was clear that Canon’s follow-up to the EOS 400D would have its work cut out. Not only does it have the success of its predecessors to follow, but its arrival comes at a ti...
Small and light, great handling, redesigned GUI, noise control, some useful features...
Some operational quirks, JPEG quality, limited ISO range, noisy mirror and kit lens AF...
Operational quirks aside, there’s little to dislike about the 450D. The evolution of the EOS line has resulted in a refined model, with ample features and image quality to match. Low-light shooting can be carried out in confidence thanks to the grea...
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The Canon EOS 450D (also known as the Digital Rebel XSi) is the successor to the popular EOS 400D DSLR camera, and it offers a number of significant improvements that Canon hope will fight off the ever-increasing competition. The inevitable resolutio...
The Canon EOS 450D is the fourth model in the best selling digital SLR series of all time, and as with many recent DSLR launches (with the exception of Nikon, who have raised their game considerably), it refines a winning blueprint, rather than reinve...
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Creativepro.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:35
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95 Canons digital SLR line is divided into three categories. There are the Rebels, sub-$1,000 cameras with small bodies; the mid-range cameras, such as the EOS 40D and 5D, which range from $1,200 to $2,200; and the high-end cameras with huge burst ra...
Very comfortable design for a small camera; all essential functions are easily accessible while shooting; great image quality; Live View; full feature set.
Live View focusing can be complicated; no dedicated status display.
95 Canons digital SLR line is divided into three categories. There are the Rebels, sub-$1,000 cameras with small bodies; the mid-range cameras, such as the EOS 40D and 5D, which range from $1,200 to $2,200; and the high-end cameras with huge burst rat...
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Once again, Canon releases a Rebel X** / **0D model (the Canon EOS Rebel XSi / 450D in this case) that has feature improvements, including a higher resolution sensor, over the current higher end *0D model. We saw this when the Canon EOS Digital Rebel X...
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wired.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:35
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Last years Rebel XTi was a massive sales success, but not exactly a technological leap forward for DSLRs. Most critiques of that camera (including ours) came up just shy of disappointment while competing manufacturers of entry level DSLRs toiled to pr...
Switch to SDHC memory. Relatively low noise at high ISO settings. New battery with 50% more endurance.
ISO tops out at 1600. Plastic body seems too plasticy. ISO in only full stop increments. Lacks the useful HELP mode of its major competitors. A tad bit pricey.Camera Resolution: 12.2 megapixels, CMOS Sensor...
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Canon have gained a lot of experience in the lower segment of the D-SLR market over the past five years. We have witnessed significant improvements between previous and next models. And now were here with the Canon EOS 450D. A digital SLR camera that...
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Like the price of a barrel of oil, the megapixel count of D-SLRs continues to climb. When Canon and others first unveiled popularly-priced digital single lens reflex cameras, 6MP was the resolution spec, and everyone was thrilled. Today, 6-megapixel ca...
Very fast 12MP D-SLR, Fine picture quality, Supplied IS lens...
Don’t bother with Live View, Flimsy door covering connections, *...
We hate to sound like a skipping Internet audio stream, but it’s very easy to recommend the Canon Rebel XSi. It’s a fast-focusing, speedy D-SLR that delivers excellent photos both indoors and outside. At 12.2-megapixels, the camera also h...
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Canon started the whole consumer Digital SLR market in the Fall of 2003 when it surprised the world with the announcement of the original $899 Digital Rebel (EOS 300D) or $999 for the kit with a 18-55mm lens. That was the first DSLR to crack the $1000...
Sample Images Since the Canon XSi is targeted at the entry-level DSLR market, all sample images were shot with the XSi kit lens, the EF-S (crop-sensor only) 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS. This will likely be the way most buyers purchase the XSi and it seemed fai...
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THE 12.2-megapixel EOS450D may be built solidly but its smooth plastic gives it a look that is less appealing than the D60 and K10Ds subtle textures.The power switch, however, is refreshingly large. And the 18-55mm (28-90mm equivalent) kit lens has bu...
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(Note: The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi and EOS 450D are the same model) The last Canon Rebel we reviewed was the XTi back in 2006. Now we have a brand new Rebel XSi and its a beauty. The list of improvements over earlier models is impressive and inclu...
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With its long-running Rebel series of consumer DSLRs, has earned a reputation for cranking out new models on a consistent timetable that are rarely revolutionary, and yet often set the pace for the entry-level market nonetheless. There is some heavi...
Lownoise sensor raises the bar for entrylevel DSLRs, Loads of JPEG processing control in camera, AF system still among the best, Lots of customizability...
Camera doesn't feel as nice as it is, Revised kit lens still not so hot, Live view may or may not be useful, Default processing not as vibrant as some competitors, Canon Rebel XSi...
Expectations for the XSi were admittedly high, and hence the opportunities for Canon to come up short in the court of public opinion were numerous. In spite of this high bar, the XSi will unquestionably win converts to Canon with its (still) excellent...
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Four and a half years have passed since the first affordable digital SLR from Canon; the EOS 300D (Digital Rebel). In that time we have witnessed two further iterations (the EOS 350D and EOS 400D) leading up to todays fourth generation EOS 450D, wit...
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The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi is now starting to ship and Ive had the chance to shoot with one for a few hours, so I thought readers might be interested in my first impression of the camera - and the new EF-S 18-55/3.5-5.6IS USM and EF-S 55-250/4...
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The Digital Rebel XSi’s self cleaning system works by shaking dust particles off of a filter near the image sensor. The dust is then trapped by an adhesive, preventing it from causing further problems. Cleaning is engaged each time the camera is powered up, shut down, or cleaned manually via the \"clean now\" function...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:36
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Canon updates their entry-level DSLR line with the 12.2-megapixel EOS Rebel XSi, featuring a 3-inch live view LCD.
SD/SDHC card slot, live view LCD...
Low maximum ISO setting NillSlightModeratePALPABLEExtreme...
The update to the EOS Rebel XTi, the XSi sports a huge 3-inch live view LCD screen, the fastest burst mode on a Rebel to date (3.5 fps for up to 53 JPEGs and 6 RAWs). We were disappointed by the relatively low maximum ISO setting of ISO 1600, but the...
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Whenever a new camera is released the inevitable question is "Should I get A, B or C", or sometimes "Should I upgrade from A to B"? Well, this time is no different. Im sure there will be lots of people asking "Should I get a Rebel XTi, XSi or 40D"...
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Canon’s EOS 450D – or Digital Rebel XSi as it’s known in North America – is the company’s latest DSLR and the successor to the hugely popular EOS 400D / Rebel XTi. Announced towards the end of January 2008, just a few days be...
Good handling and image quality, Decent viewfinder and accurate Live View, Kit includes stabilised lens, PC remote control software supplied.
Live View not as fuss-free as Sony A350, Screen fixed in position, unlike A350, Some may find it too small and light, Tempting to upgrade further to EOS 40D.
As the successor to the best-selling DSLR of the last 18 months, there’s no doubt Canon’s new EOS 450D / Rebel XSi will shift by the bucket-load. There’s equally no doubt Canon has made many improvements over the earlier 400D / XTi which...
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Well, for those waiting for a new EOS 5D replacement, no news so far. Looks like well be waiting until the fall. However Canon have released info on a new Digital Rebel, The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi, also known as the EOS 450D Its no surprise t...
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photo.net Updated:
2011-08-14 05:54:37
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The Canon EOS Rebel XSi (EOS 450D) is Canons latest DSLR and the most full featured entry level DSLR in their Digital Rebel line of cameras. It builds on the Digital Rebel XTi but adds a new sensor (12MP vs. 10MP), a larger LCD screen (3" vs. 2.5"), L...
Hannah ThiemThe Rebel XSi seems to be a combination of the Rebel XTi and the EOS 40D, with a few new features of its own thrown into the mix. It has the basic form of the XTi with the same shutter speed range, the same flash sync speed and the same IS...
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A full Canon EOS Rebel T4i / 650D review is planned...
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