Digital camera - SLR - 10.1 Mpix - Canon EF-S 18-55mm and EF 55-200mm lenses - optical zoom: 3 x - supported memory: ... more product details
Excellent photo quality for its class ; solid performance ; (cnet.com)
Very good image quality, Fast focusing and shot-to-shot speeds, Automatic sensor-cleaning system,... (laptopmag.com)
We have collected and analyzed 127 expert reviews and 1130 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 82/100 and users rate it 91/100. The average review date is October 28, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 102830 reviews from other Digital SLR Cameras. The alaScore™ for this product is 97/100 = Excellent. Last update: July 3, 2009.
Excellent photo quality for its class ; solid performance ;
Maximum ISO of 1600 ; no spot meter ; annoying, in-viewfinder, focus-point display ;
The Canon EOS Rebel XS is a good entry-level dSLR, but only its photo quality stands out among the competition.
Photo gallery: Canon EOS Rebel XS The baby brother to the Rebel XSi, the Cano...
Very good image quality, Fast focusing and shot-to-shot speeds, Automatic sensor-cleaning system, Intuitive interface ;
Relatively small LCD, Fewer manual options than other entry-level DSLRs, Live View settings difficult to access, No ISO 3200 ;
Like other cameras in its class, the Rebel XS' Live View created a four-second shot-to-shot lag, including a pause as the screen goes dark. Without Live View, there was virtually no shutter lag.
The EOS Rebel XS ($699 list price) is the entry-level model in Canon's digital SLR lineup. The camera is essentially a stripped down version of the Rebel XSi: it has fewer pixels, a slower burst rate, and a smaller LCD than its big brother. I put ...
Very good photo quality, with minimal noise ; Compact body by D-SLR standards (though it's not for everyone) ; Good kit lens, with image stabilization ; Dust reduction system ; Fast performance in most respects ; Live view with contrast detect AF, ...
Rebel XSi only costs a little more ; Small, slippery right hand grip ; Very slow contrast detect AF in live view mode ; nearly useless in low light ; Live view not available in all shooting modes ; LCD and optical viewfinder both on the small side ; ...
The differences are pretty clear between the two cameras. Buying the Rebel XSi gets you "bigger and better" in most (but not all) areas. The thing is, it doesn't cost you much to get those things. For $70 more you can get the Rebel XSi, which makes ...
Too good for beginners like me, but I still wish for a 5D ;)
Easy to use. Takes good pics even in AF mode
Don't find anything just yet
Its good, works alright, some things **** me off.
Umm.... Takes an 'alright' photo?
Feels like a 20$ plastic camera
Very easy to use. Great picture quality.
Light, simple to use, live view, great quality images.
Live view only available in Creative Zone modes.
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