Kit Canon Rebel

Kit Canon Rebel

Xsi Rebel - Exceed Expectations

I have been talking for a while now about upgrading from the SLR to the DSLR. I think my wife finally had enough of me debating with myself of when to make the jump so she did on my behalf. I am an amateur photographer so can only speak from that viewpoint. So far I have been very impressed by the quality of the shots.

I have been able to use my EOS lenses and the only thing they lack is image stabilization. We have shot everything from close up birds to landscapes to Pelican's fishing.

For those wanting to make the jump to DSLR then this is a good camera. For those already using a DSLR then do your homework to decide if this is a big enough advancement or wait till the next one comes along.

XSi Rebel - New Camera

This camera is awesome. I have taken so many pictures already I can't even count. The quality is beyond my expectations. The owners manual is written very clearly and is easily understood.I would recommend this camera to all my friends. My lenses from my canon slr from 20 years ago also fit it so I am doubly able to take pictures.

XSi Rebel - Great Camera for First Time DSLR Users!

This is the first REAL camera I have ever had, and I am very happy with it. It is very simple to open up and start taking pictures with. It has basic modes that figure out the settings for you, and then creative modes where you can modify the different variables to your liking once you learn how to use the camera that way. I recommend reading David Busch's book on this specific camera before using it. It really helps you learn how to use the camera, and it also serves as a great manual. This is a sweet camera, and if you are not a professional photographer then I think this kit will have everything you need to take your picture taking to the next level.

XSi Rebel - Good for a Beginner

I am a complete photography amateur...I take a lot of pictures of passable quality. I decided that I wanted to learn to take better photos, did my home work and decided that the Canon Rebel was the best for me. I haven't so much gone by the book as I have experimented with different features. The camera is user friendly, so I can figure out what I want and need to do quickly. The bottom line is that my still amateur photography has improved drastically because of this camera, and the camera itself has encouraged me to experiment with photography. Great quality has led to great fun!

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xs 1000d/rebel im getting a canon. kit lens is good?

Do you have good macro?

Like most is a decent kitlenses boot. Allows you to learn how to digital SLR photography without forcing them to spend more. I mean, has a range of 18-55, it does 3,5-5,6 apperture and glass used is pretty decent. Definitely outweigh most of the covenants or so. Once you feel you've found your niche in your area of photography you want more you can buy an additional lens. I suggest to look at a goal that does something like 55-200 mm mere fact that the 18-200mm is the range most used by many fans. I can not really tolerate a Tamron 18-200 lens as a. As the time range is usually lost somewhere. But maybe you can find a kit with two lenses. A 18-55 and a 55-200 on it. Then you have the basic setup of a good time. *** Of course you can get Macro lens diopters. Yup glass the screw before the lens to extend. This can turn your simple kitlens a decent macro lens. Remember, though, is never better than a real macro lens. It is merely an instrument to improve the macro not macro lenses. I suggest a B + W 4 + diopter lenses.

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