Canon Digital Rebel XT

Pros: Great Build Quality, Image Quality Second to None, Great Replacement to original Rebel

Cons: Body too small for big hands

The Bottom Line: Don't get fooled by higher priced cameras and technical jargon. The digital REBEL XT is the best D-SLR for the money! HANDS DOWN!

Review: To start off, I was very hesitant to replace my Canon Digital Rebel because I thought it was a great camera and the picture quality and build quality was excellent.So many times when a manufacturer replaces a model, the specs may be better on paper,...

Pros: fantastic pics, canon makes their own chips/processor/buffer nikon = sony chips so no thanks nikon

Cons: pricey with IS lens, software could be better. should have comew/ a basic adobe photoshop

The Bottom Line: ease of use and professional results, plus you can grow into the camera, and the camera helps you do what you could not think you could

Review: Now...I'm a Canon fan, had a 35mm EOS Elan IIe, Canon Speedlite and numerous lenses. I was tired of shooting a roll or three of film and waiting to see what did turn out and of course, what didn't. I then went to an Olympus Camedia 3mp digital and...

Pros: Great photo quality. Love bigger lens! (Than most digital pocket cameras.)

Cons: I have an Elan and I like the fact I can reuse accessories.

Review: Great camera been looking at it for weeks finally got one. I love it!

However,
If you have any Canon compatible accessories such as a lens or maybe a flash that does not say Canon. The camera knows and they do not work on this camera...

Pros: Fast Durable Quick! Perfect for the most important subjects in the world -- our kids!

Cons: Too big for the diaper bag, wouldn't suggest throwing it in the stroller.

The Bottom Line: If you've been wondering if you should have one, GET IT! You should have this!

Review: While this camera does everything the other reviewers say, this review is from a Mom's perspective. It takes fantastic pictures of kids, even the ones that move really fast and hate to have their pictures taken. It can make them look adorable when...

Pros: Price, Size, 8 MP, Features

Cons: No Included Compact Flash, No ISO 3200, small LCD and ViewFinder

The Bottom Line: Considering Price, Performance and features, this camera is a great choice.

Review: INTRODUCTION
Fed-up with the limitations of Point-and-Shoot (P&S) digital cameras, I finally decided it was time to move up to the Digital SLR world. After a great deal of research, I finally decided on the Nikon D70. The Canon 20D was...

Pros: clear, crisp pictures with beautiful colors. Easy to use. No delay.

Cons: bulky

Review: I had the Canon G4 before this camera. When my daughter wanted her own digital camera, I gave her the G4 and bought the Rebel and I have been VERY pleased. Canon has eliminated the delay that plagues digital cameras. You can take multiple pictures...

Pros: Price, image quality, speed, value

Cons: Nitpicky flaws not worth mentioning

The Bottom Line: I recommend this camera to anyone who is not charging $150/hour for photographic services. It takes great images and features all that you need for good images.

Review: OK, so I spent 2 years thinking about purchasing a digital rebel for personal use. I've been using a point and shoot Olympus for many years, occasionally satisfied, often disappointed. I actually used the 300D for a year for work, i still pondered...

Pros: Easiest camera to use that I have come across to date. Wonderful picture quality.

Cons: Still can't figure why I would use raw format but it's there when I want.

Review: This is my 4th digital camera and I think I will be staying with this one for quite some time. We have had it a year now and I still love it. It is one of the easiest camers to use. Picture quality is beyond wonderful. It is pretty much a point and...

Pros: Ease of Use 8 Megapixel

Cons: Lenses are expensive

Review: I have had my Canon Digital Rebel for about a year now, am I still happy with the camera, YES... do I regret it for one minute? NO.

This camera takes awesome shots, it's easy to operate, what more could you want?

Pros: Fast, Accurate Focus, Easy to Operate and Manipulate, Very Durable!

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: A great buy for any photographer! Professional quality, easy enough for a beginner.

Review: I switched from shooting 35mm to digital last November. I didn't want to spend too much on a digital SLR and I wanted one that would be compatible with the Canon Lenses I already had, so I went with a Rebel XT. It came with an 18-55mm lens and all...