Sunday
Dec272009

« It's good to be back, a review of the Canon XSi »

My first DSLR was a Canon. More precisely, the original Canon rebel (300D). Wow! I still remember how cool it was to start shooting digital photography. After a couple of years with Canon I took a leap of faith to the Nikon brand. When testing the XSi, I have to admit it was a lot of fun 'coming home' and shooting with a Canon again. And boy, Canon's entry-level cameras sure have come a long way since then.

↑ Highlight of favorite features of the XSi

So what's so great about the Canon XSi?

↑ The Canon XSi with 18-55mm IS kit lens and Canon's great, inexpensive 50mm f1.8 lens.

All in all the Canon XSi is a great entry level camera. But a better implementation of a couple of the features, such as maximum ISO value, would have yielded an even better camera ultimately giving you more milage and bang-for-your-bucks. Read full review @ Future Shop's tech blog.

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