Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Review Of Canon Digital Rebel XT
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 01:30 PM
"The mostly plastic Rebel XT—available in silver or black finish—has the traditional film SLR shape, geared to two-handed shooting; your right holds the grip, with the shutter button positioned conveniently as a jog wheel to help you browse through the camera settings. Your left hand steadies the camera and adjusts the zoom lens. Controls on the back are very logically placed, with large type identifying the specific use such as Menu, Info, Delete and so on. Adjustments can be made using the Set button, which is surrounded by four arrow keys that let you drill down to change ISO, white balance, and auto focus settings."
Canon created the first sub-$1000 digital SLR camera a couple of years ago but were soon followed by several competitors. However, with the Digital Rebel XT, they may be blown away the competition. Read the review the find out more.
Canon created the first sub-$1000 digital SLR camera a couple of years ago but were soon followed by several competitors. However, with the Digital Rebel XT, they may be blown away the competition. Read the review the find out more.
