Canon Digital Rebel (EOS 300D) Description
The EOS Digital Rebel (a.k.a. Canon EOD 300D) is for everyone, offering SLR excitement and quality, digital convenience and unlimited EOS system
creativity. High performance is ensured with Canon's "Digital Trinity" - 6.3 MP CMOS sensor, DIGIC Image
Processor, and compatibility with dozens of EF lenses and EOS
system accessories. Novice photographers can quickly become expert
with easy, enticing SLR functions like high-speed, 7-point wide
area AF with superimposed focusing points, 3 AF modes, 12 shooting
modes, automatic and enhanced exposure controls, highly adaptive
white balance controls and intelligent pop-up flash with automatic
red-eye reduction.
The EOS Digital Rebel is compatible with more than 50 Canon EF-series lenses including the new EF-S lenses. The advanced AF system's 7 focusing points are conveniently superimposed on the viewfinder, cover a wide area for superb precision, and are manually selectable for a high degree of control. Ideal focus is achieved whether camera orientation is vertical or horizontal, with moving, still or off-center subjects, and even in low light/low contrast situations.
Canon Digital Rebel Features
- The 6.3 (effective) Mpixel Canon Digital Rebel camera
- F3.5 - F5.6, 18 - 55 mm EF-S lens [lens kit only]
- BP-511 Li-ion rechargeable battery pack
- Battery charger
- Neck strap
- USB cable
- CD-ROMs featuring EOS Digital Solutions 6.0 and Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0
Canon Digital Rebel (EOS 300D) Reviews
This camera is probably the most fundamentally important step for digital SLR's since the introduction of the Nikon D1. It will place digital SLR's into the hands of consumers (with a moderate budget) and will probably also have a very strong negative effect on the $1,000 prosumer digital camera market. Especially considering that the Kit price which includes the new EF-S 18 - 55 mm (3x) lens costs just $100 / €100 more. Review was posted in Sept 2003. more...
Imaging-resource.comLook along the sidelines of any professional sports game, and the array of big, white Canon lenses attached to Canon digital SLRs will speak volumes of Canon's presence and reputation in the world of professional photography. Review posted 09/04/2003 more...
DCReviews.comCanon have done it again. After releasing the first of many IXUS/ELPH models a few years ago and improving them with each succeeding model, they then produced the EOS D30. A groundbreaking digital SLR, which was followed shortly after by the D60 and 10D, two digital SLRs that really showed the world what Canon was capable of. more...
