8 mpx megapixel, 1 x optical zoom, 1 x digital zoom, USB, 485 grams, 1.8 Inch LCD More product info
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Submitted by Phil, 27/03/06
Outstanding
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If you are looking to progress into digital photography from film SLR, this is an excellent choice. It looks and feels very similar, and is easy to use. Also, if you are upgrading from a 'point-and-click' digital, you will find this camera excellent - the picture quality is fantastic.
Some recommendations though - look for decent lenses. I have the Tamron 55-200 with 4.5 aperture. Look for something similar for general purpose work, and get something in the 28 - 50 range for closer work. Leave other lenses (such as telephoto, macro, wide angle, fisheye) until you know exactly what you want.
Also, look for a decent flash - the one on the camera only has a short distance, and tends to produce very cold pictures. I use the Speedlight 420EX.
Don't forget to get lots of compact flash (at least 1GB), and a decent tripod is never a mistake. Happy shooting :)
Which similar products have you used?
This is called 'Digital Rebel XT' in the States, which is where I actually bought mine. There is no difference between the two models though.
I have a longstanding interest in photography - I used film SLR during the 80s, and got into digital with basic point-and-clicks in the 90s. This is my first digital SLR.
How long have you used the product?
More than 3 months
- What are the strengths?
- Great value for digital SLR, good quality pictures, easy to use, good for learning photography and taking professional pictures
- What are the weaknesses?
- Lots to learn - but that's always the case with a professional camera like this. Build quality can feel a little plasticky. Flash is very cold, with poor distance.
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Submitted by anthony radford, 07/05/05
canon 350d
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After long periods of time reading reviews of the canon ,nikon and other digital SLR,s i took the plunge and opted for the Canon 350D.
Some reviews made many bad comments about the camera size and handling,for me i cant fault the 350D ,pictures are stunning and the camera is very user friendly,as for the size ,well for me it is perfect and i really cant understand the other reviews .I bought the 350D body and a Tamron 18-200MM aspherical lens,what a combination,fantastic image quality and i only need one lens.
Personally i would highly recommend this product.
Which similar products have you used?
nikon d70
How long have you used the product?
Less than 1 month
- What are the strengths?
- picture quality,size,easy to use
- What are the weaknesses?
- up to now none
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Submitted by Ivana, 02/06/06
Satisfaction guarenteed
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This camera will not leave a hole in your pocket. Infact it will leave a big smile on your face and satisfaction in your heart. And wait till you see the photos you have clicked. I was surprised when i discovered that this camera is offerring the features of a much advanced camera and for a price that is so much less. I couldnt believe i was so lucky to find such a camera.
How long have you used the product?
Less than 1 month
- What are the strengths?
- End your search for the perfect camera here. And i am sure this will fit in your budget considering the features it is offerring. High resolution, great starup time, easy controls and much more is what makes me so happy when i speak of this camera.
- What are the weaknesses?
- The lcd screen is way small.
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Submitted by Bryan, 29/05/06
Good pictures just a click away
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Its a marginally good camera, which works well, satisfies all requirements. Only drawback is the small LCD, which also looks misplaces. The body of the camera feels plastic and cheap. Otherwise, it is a good peice which churns out great pictures, works well in all lights, has a good response system and is priced marginally well too.
Which similar products have you used?
Nikon
How long have you used the product?
Less than 1 month
- What are the strengths?
- well-priced, good quality pictures, Good performance in low light
- What are the weaknesses?
- Very small LCD which reflects sunlight and hampers the view. Plastic body which does not suit the brand name.
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Submitted by Aaron, 29/05/06
Best buy
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This is a really good camera for such a reasonable price. Its quick in it's functions, works well, gives sharp and great pictures and the USB makes transfer of data very comfortable. LCD can be improved upon and color seems to wash out on the smallish LCD.
Which similar products have you used?
Panasonic
How long have you used the product?
Less than 1 month
- What are the strengths?
- Image quality is amazing. Also the picture taking time is really fast. Well priced and the USB makes transfer very easy.
- What are the weaknesses?
- The LCD is slightly smaller than the one in my last Digital camera. This also makes the color look faded in it. The smallish body makes gripping a little difficult.
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Expert reviews (34)
Review summary of Canon EOS 350D / Digital Rebel XT (09/10/09)
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Verdict: alaTest has collected and analysed 6287 reviews of Canon EOS 350D / Digital Rebel XT from international magazines and websites. Experts rate this product 87/100 and us...
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Canon EOS 350D (03/01/08)
Summary: Light as a feather, but soars like an eagle Read the full review
Verdict: Quick handling and a compact body for £800, and you've got the best budget digital SLR available
Pros: High resolution. Fast. Compact for a D-SLR.
Cons: Only a 1.8-inch LCD
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Canon EOS 350D (23/08/07)
Summary: 30 experts have reviewed the Canon EOS 350D, giving it an average score of 87 out of 100 and a total of 18 test wins/editor's choice awards Read the full review
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Canon - EOS 400D (27/10/06)
Summary: An evolution of Canon's 300D and 350D digital SLRs, the EOS 400D is a digital SLR camera aimed at what you might call 'pro-sumers'. Profe... Read the full review
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Canon EOS 350D (18/07/05)
Summary: It¿s a fact, not all professional photographers use professional-level cameras. Often there¿s sound commercial reasoning behind the choic... Read the full review
Pros: Small, light and fast handling, the new bargain-priced, entry-level EOS 350D provides class-leading resolution that will appeal to a broad spectrum of users.
Cons: Some idiosyncratic menu operation, as well as a small 1.8-inch monitor, do little to spoil the overall effect.
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