Reviews for Canon Digital SLR Cameras

"Great overall image quality Live View in a budget DSLR 7-point auto focus 3 FPS shooting speed (JPEG)...Body feels tacky No spot metering Auto white balance feels a bit warm...Lighter DSLRs may not be a big deal for hardcore enthusiasts, but for a beginner or a casual user who doesn't own a giant camera bag, it's a great asset...as I find this camera good for my family...But I would suggest that you check out the Nikon D60 as well, since it's pretty..." read more »

"Massive 20x range with 28mm wide angle...Fully articulated 2.5in screen...720p HD video with decent sound...Flash...Fringing around high contrast subjects...No RAW recording...Slow...To compare noise levels under real-life conditions we shot this scene with the Canon PowerShot SX20 IS, Panasonic Lumix FZ38 / FZ35 and Canon EOS 450D / XSi within a few moments of each other using each of their ISO settings...2 aspect ratio images, so by matching the vertical..." read more »

"Excellent image quality; very good design; full feature set; great high-ISO performance....No external mic jack or manual exposure controls when shooting video....The T1i is a very compact camera that doesn’t sacrifice comfort or stable shooting to achieve its small footprint...The overall control layout is largely unchanged from previous Rebels, so if you’re already familiar with the T1i’s ancestors, you’ll feel right at home with the new camera...White balance,..." read more »

"Pity about the HD frame rate but, overall, this is a camera for anyone who needs the best possible resolution, and is happy to invest in great lenses to do it justice...Four years on and the Canon EOS 5D Mark II incarnation notches up an impressive array of features...It now has rapid fire shooting at 3.9f/s, a bigger screen on the back, an upgraded battery, AF micro-adjustment, Highlight Tone Priority, Auto Lighting Optimizer, vignetting correction and Live View – real time LCD panel viewing – plus an HDMI output and support for quick UDMA CF cards..." read more »

"All of them cost around £1000, with the 50D coming in a penny under £1100 with the kit lens...Unlike the Nikon and Canon's own more expensive EOS 5D Mark II, the EOS 50D can't take video clips...We would recommend getting it without the lens for £849 and picking out a brighter lens of your choice..." read more »

"I have to tell you that I have in my hands right now what I consider is the finest camera I've ever had the pleasure to use in more than 40 years of taking photographs, the Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III...Canon has been making cameras for more than 70 years now and just started shipping its top-of-the-line, full frame sensored, EOS-1Ds Mark III...The 1Ds Mark III is a pure picture taking machine..." read more »

"The flagship EOS 1D Mark III has been newly conceived, designed and built from the ground up to be as good as a professional DSLR camera can be...So does the 1D Mark III match them...We certainly have no complaints in terms of the specification..." read more »

"REDEFINES MID-RANGE DSLR CATEGORY WITH THE NEW EOS 7D DIGITAL SLR CAMERA...The EOS 7D Features Fast Eight fps Continuous Shooting, Class-Leading 18-Megapixel Resolution and Full HD Video Recording with Variable Frame Rates and Manual Exposure Control...a leader in digital imaging, today introduced a revolutionary camera that redefines the highly competitive mid-range DSLR product category: the Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR camera...CAJ), a top patent holder of technology, ranked third overall in the U.S..." read more »

"Excellent photo quality (though see issue below) Very low noise, even at high ISOs Dust reduction...Images on the soft side at default settings Small, hard to hold body; feels...While the XTi can take more RAW shots in a burst than the Nikon D80, that camera took over 100 JPEGs in a row when I tested it...Despite that, the Rebel XTi earns my recommendation...It also feels "plastic"..." read more »

"Excellent photo quality, even at high ISOs Full manual controls Robust performance, especially in terms of continuous shooting All the expandability...Images aren't overly sharp at default settings; I'd personally crank it up a notch or two AF-assist...This review has been completed using a production model EOS-20D...The 20D looks a lot like its predecessor, with the main changes being inside the camera itself...The big new features on the..." read more »