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The 35mm Camera - Canon EOS Rebel 2000

The Canon EOS Rebel 2000 has sold milions of units but what is it about the 35mm camera that has caught everyones eye. Could it be the great looks or maybe it's the great price, nope it's the performance of the Rebel 2000 that let it gain such popularity.

The Canon EOS has a lot of great qualities but the following are the top highlights and reasons why you should own the Rebel 2000 35mm SLR camera.

A 6.5 mega-pixel 12-bit RGB CMOS sensor. The censor is capable of producing images in 3,072 x 2,048 pixel resoluiton.
5 different ISO settings you can set the Rebel 2000 to either 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1,600.
Advanced TTL viewfinder that allows you to see information, adjust the diopter and it gives you a depth of field view preview.
18-55mm lens if you get the kit that gives you a lens, you will get a 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 lens. When buying lenses it's best to make sure that they are EF lenses and that they will fit the camera.
Design and build quality is very high on the Rebel 2000 35mm slr camera. The camera is made from high strength plastics which allow for the camera to be very light.
Great for beginners and amateurs with such attractive pricing (camera with lens package is $299) this camera is ideal for begginers and amateur photographers who don't want to spends $1000s on a camera.
Point-and-Shoot option the Rebel 2000 can either take pictures like a SLR or in auto-mode it can take pictures just like a point-and-shoot camera.

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Is this lens crap? Canon EOS 450D - Single Lens Kit EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens Included?

It seems to come with every 450d camera, i have never used a slr before but i really really LOVE photography, i am deciding wether to get the
18-55mm lens or the 18-200mm lens, keep in mind i just about to start, i dont have enough for the 18-200 mm lens yet but i can wait and get it when i have enough, which is going to be better as a starter? am i really missing out if i wait and buy it later?

My wife and I both have Digital Rebel Canon cameras. I upgraded from the 18-55mm USM (standard) to one that is Image Stabilized (IS). Both are fine lenses and will do most of the normal outside views and portraits. It is a good starter lens.

After buying and trying a number of other lenses, I opted for the 75-300mm. This gave us more telephoto range for bird pictures that the wife loves. Again, I replaced both of our standard lenses with the IS versions and it improves hand held shots.

The only other lens in my pouch is a Kenko C-AF 2X TelePlus DG (MC-7 seven element) extender which doubles the 75-300mm to 150-600mm. I got this one for $80 on eBay. I can get head shots of birds on the feeders from some distance away... wow! (This won't work on the 18-55mm because the back lens protrudes too far into the camera on that one.)

We are very happy with those two lenses and can capture about everything we set out to shoot. (I love the extender and don't really see very much quality loss as some people suggest you will.)

So in answer to your question... The 18-55mm is a good lens and should allow you to hone your skills for quite some time until you feel the need to upgrade.

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