SLR Digital Cameras - Top 5 Canon DSLR Cameras
Canon Rebel XS (Body Only) - The Rebel XS features a 10 mega-pixel CMOS image sensor which can produce poster sized prints. It also features a 2.5 LCD with live view. This camera features the DIGIC III image processor which gives you fast and accurate image processing. You can use SD/SDHC memory cards with the Rebel XS. The camera features it's own integrated EOS cleaning system and Canon's self cleaning sensor unit.
Canon Digital Rebel XSi (Body Only) - The Rebel XSi features a 12.2 mega-pixel CMOS sensor that can produce poster sized images. It features a 3-inch LCD display with live view function. This Rebel dSLR from Canon features Canon's DIGIC III image processor which you can benefit from it's fast and accurate image processing and improved auto-focus and framing rate. To keep itself clean the XSi features a EOS integrated cleaning system, which can detect dust inside your camera and get rid of it. The Rebel XSi digital SLR camera accepts SD/SDHC memory cards.
Canon EOS Rebel T1i (Body Only) - The T1i features a 15.1 mega-pixel CMOS sensor that can produce very large prints and high quality portrait prints. This Canon slr digital camera features the DIGIC 4 image processor. You also get a 3-inch LCD with live view capabilities. The T1i is capable of recording Full HD video 1920x1080 resolution, the Canon T1i features HDMI output for your HD television. This digital SLR camera accepts SD/SDHC memory cards.
Canon EOS 50D (Body Only) - The Canon EOS 5D digital SLR comes with a 15.1 mega-pixel CMOS sensor with advanced noise reduction technology. It also has a 3-inch LCD with live view function that features face detection technology. This Canon camera uses a DIGIC4 image processor which improves the speed and accuracy for you when shooting. This camera does feature HDMI output for viewing you images on your HD television. The 5D features SD/SDHC memory compatibility.
Canon EOS 7D (Body Only) - The high powered Canon EOS 7D digital SLR camera features a 18 mega-pixel CMOS censor with dual DIGIC 4 image processors. The 7D features a 3-inch LCD with live view function in both photo and video mode. Full HD video at 1920x1080 resolution is what you will find with the EOS 7d dSLR. The dual DIGIC 4 image processors give this camera speed and accuracy both when shooting video and shooting high quality pictures. The 7d features a magnesium body design that repels dust and is weatherproof.
Frequently Asked Questions
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latest DSLR CAMERA in stock ?
well i need to buy a dslr camera...im using a canon 1000D cam right now....may i know something better than that ??? i will be using it for my own needs.....- ANSWER:
You are attempting to upgrade your camera in too short a time.
Interesting advances in DSLR technology happen about every 18 months or so ... major ones very three years at the entry level where your camera falls.
To achieve a noticeable increase in image quality, you will have to look at the Canon 5D, Mark II, but if you have any EF-S lenses, they will not work on the 5D ... they can cause mirror damage. If you do have EF-S lenses, then your only option if you want to "upgrade" so soon is to look at the 50D.
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Canon DSLR camera minus the lens?
can a canon dslr camera be used without a lens? if so will the pictures look any good at all? i am on a tight budget and will probably just buy a camera body for now and save up for a lens later anyway but i want to know if the body alone can still function correctly without a lens.- ANSWER:
Technically it can, but doing so will pretty much reduce your camera to a system that would've been nice a few hundred years back....
It won't work without lens altogether, but you can make a "pinhole lens" out of the body cup that comes with it:
http://www.camerahacker.com/EOS_Pin-Hole_Lens/index.shtmlBut you really really really don't want to go that route. It's a nice experiment and practice for someone trying to learn ins and outs of photography and optics, but it's certainly not a way for taking pictures.
I suggest - get the cheapest lens you can find for that body, even if it's a manual focus, etc., and you'll be much better off. Check eBay and Craigs List for your area. You should be able to find something that will fit your budget.
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How well do Canon DSLR cameras hold their value?
If I take really good care of it and get a protection plan...If I spend 1500 on a camera, how much could I sell it for 3 years later- ANSWER:
understand that whatever brand dSLR you buy, if it's not the top end, pro stuff like Nikon's five thousand dollar D3s, it's going to lose a lot of value in three years.
Buy the very best glass, and it will hold its value for many, many years. There are no giant leaps of improvement for lenses, it's a very slow crawl. The prime lens I purchased for my dSLR cost about 80 bucks in the 80s. I paid about 110 for it in 2007. My zoom was around 1300 in the 90s so I'm told, I'm not totally sure. In 2008 I paid 1150 for it.
dSLRs drop like a rock, know that going in. I paid 1399 for mine Oct 2007 with taxes it was 1500 bucks out the door here in CA. It was just discontinued and the price on the way out was around 799 bucks give or take depending on where you went, that's 2.5 years roughly. That hurts, but that's the way it goes for Nikon, Canon, Sony Alpha, Pentax etc. Being in perfect condition and protection plans won't help you much, you should take good care of your gear, but don't drop a ton of dough on any plan expecting it to do anything but cover your for whatever time you've been given, it won't really add much value.
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Canon dslr 450D or T2i?
Calling all camera expertsWhich canon camera do you recommend for someone who is new to dslr? I"m not looking for the latest camera but rather quality. Which one do you recommend for a newbie like me? Can you please explain the basic terms. My price range is around 0 but nothing more than 600.
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At that price point you won't get near a t2i - about 0 retail.
However I do have a recommendation for you. One of my Canon dslr cameras is the Rebel XS.
I've had mine for over a year with excellent results. About 0 with a kit lens at retail.I will warn you of this if you haven't heard it already. There is a learning curve that goes with any dslr. If you don't know how to operate it properly and get (and keep) it out of full auto you'd might as well buy a point and shoot. It's important for you to learn the relationship between ISO, shutter speed, aperture and light to get the best results.
Understand I don't always use full manual but I never shoot in full auto. Full auto on any dslr camera is only as good as a point and shoot of equal size. The full control and quality of the glass available is what really makes the technical quality what it is.
Since 95% of any good photo is because of the photographer's skill with the tools, learning to operate any dslr camera properly is the only way to achieve the result you're no doubt looking for.
Good Luck
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Which is a better digital camera? a sony or canon?
I was thinking of getting a dslr, but later realized I probably wouldn't use it as much as I could with a P&S camera. It's much more compact.But which is better; Sony or Canon?
I don't mention Nikon, because I heard that they're great with their dslr cameras, but their P&S cameras aren't as good as Canon's..- ANSWER:
for me SONY
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