Canon EOS 450D / Digital Rebel XSi Digital Camera with 18-55mm lens

The Bottom Line:

The Xsi is great for anyone in the market for a D-SLR. Amateurs will get a feature-packed introduction to SLR photography, yet it's versatile enough for experienced users.

Review: I ve always loved computers and taking pictures, making my love for digital photography a natural progression. My first digital camera was a 2 megapixel, alkaline battery-operated Kodak with no zoom. Luckily, technologies have advanced, and I ve had...

The Bottom Line: An excellent consumer grade SLR. If you can afford the steep initial price, this camera is definitely worth a shot.

Review: About 3 years back, I finally got my first digital camera, a Canon Powershot A540. The Powershot was a very good camera capable of producing beautiful outdoor images with a good range of automatic settings and a manual mode, as well. As I got more...

The Bottom Line:

I highly recommend the XSi. It outperforms its direct competitors, has the attention of intermediate and high end owners, and has met every expectation I had when I bought it.

Review: I'd been considering going from point-and-shoot to DSLR for a long time before buying my Canon EOS Rebel XSi. I tried cameras in stores and I talked to people (I know people with entry level [less than $1000 with a basic lens] and intermediate...

The Bottom Line: Absolutely the best camera I've ever owned. Typical Canon quality. I love it!

Review: Bought the kit which included a carry bag for the camera and lenses, 18-55 mm lens, extra battery, charger, sd card and uv filter. Camera is relatively easy and intuitive to use, however the more complex features take lots of time to figure out. I...

Review: I purchased the Canon XSi DSLR after my digital point-and-shoot camera rekindled my interest in photography. In college, I had really enjoyed my photography electives. Pictures I took on a recent vacation renewed my interest in the hobby so I...

The Bottom Line: I would never recommend this camera to anyone until and if Canon solves the problem of the CF pins bending and breaking.

Review: I bought this camera for my husband in December of 2007 at Costco in Warrenton, Oregon. He never had a chance to use it, so I started using it occasionally about a year later. Probably took less than 50 photos with the camera, and then about 10 of...

Review: this is a great little camera. it has alot of great features. the zoom is fantastic! i have compared this camera to many others before buying and this on come out to be the best bet for the money. in my oppinion this camera takes just as good if not...

Review: Overall a good camera for beginners.

It's Good For: Home

Review: This camera takes nice pictures but is a bit on the bulky and clobby side. It's not really compact enough to tuck in your pocket but nice none the less.