If you're tired of sluggish performance from digital cameras, or if you have a collection of Canon lenses you want to keep using, then the Digital Rebel is a real bargain. It lacks some features of Canon's previous low-end digital SLR, the EOS 10D, ...

Excellent image quality ; excellent performance ; easier to use than other digital SLRs ; great value ; expandable

Many manual features missing, compared with the EOS 10D ; plastic body ; AF illuminator works only for flash shots

The Digital SLR for the Rest of Us

Pros: Outstanding image quality; user-friendly design. Cons: Slow, buggy Mac software. Canon's new EOS-1Ds digital SLR represents a breakthrough ...

We highly recommend the EOS D60 if you want the look-and-feel of a 35mm camera, or if most digital cameras are not advanced enough for your needs. Canon has preserved the strengths of film cameras while adding the best attributes of digital imaging. ...

Excellent image quality ; feels and operates like a 35mm film camera ; accepts Canon EOS lenses

Lacks OS X support

6.3-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Boasts Film-Camera Quality and Design

The E20 is a nice improvement over the E10, and there's no doubt that the camera's design gives it a professional feel. Until Olympus improves its performance, though, we can only view the E20 as a luxurious, expensive prosumer camera.

Excellent optics ; well built ; very good image quality

Too slow

Poor Performance Hampers Professional Feel and Price

Professional photographers and advanced amateurs will find either camera capable of fulfilling their digital-imaging needs including image resolution, image quality, and color fidelity. The D1X has a slight edge over the Kodak with its smaller size ...

Accepts full library of Nikon lenses ; works with any PC Card, CompactFlash ; holds up to two IBM Microdrives concurrently

Slow frame capture rate ; bulky body ; could be priced more competitively

Fast zoom control ; two storage media options

Noisy images

Four-Megapixel Camera Narrows Consumer-Professional Divide

Flexible operation ; good image quality ; familiar controls ; lightweight

Images need fine-tuning in an image editor

Canon Enters Professional-Digital-Camera Fray

Looks, feels, and handles like a professional camera.

Images need cleaning up.