PCW Shop & Compare
Canon EOS Rebel XSi Black Digital Camera Kit
-
Avg User Rating

10 User Reviews Price Range
$670.00 - $832.29
Compare Prices
* Total cost includes estimated tax and shipping in the continental US. Prices and availability are subject to change by merchant without notice. Sales taxes and shipping costs are only estimates. Please check with merchant for details.
Most recent User Reviews for
Canon EOS Rebel XSi Black Digital Camera Kit
-
Reviewed by: Kaerl
06-25-08
Duration of ownership: 30 Days
Strengths: Very user friendly user interface, LiveView enable point and shoot like experience for novice photographer. Great picture quality. The IS kits lens work great!
Weaknesses:When the IS is operating the high freq noise is some what annoying. But being say that you can only hear it in a very quite studio enviroment
Overall Evaluation: This is my first SLR. Been using Canon XT of my friend in the past. I decided to get my own, with my first paycheck. There is a lot of pro review out there about this SLR. So I am just going to share my personal feel about this camera, for the rest of detail information you can just google for it. I am total happy with this camera. It is much more advance then the Canon XT, great features, great picture quality and I just enjoy shooting with it. BTW the sensor is very low noise despite at 12M pixel density. The picture get even better when you hook it up with a 50mm prime lens.
-
Reviewed by: *petunia*
06-09-08
Duration of ownership: 30 Days
Strengths: Wonderful image quality and great to be able to work with RAW format
Weaknesses:The live view is only available in manual settings.
Overall Evaluation: I had a Canon point and shoot that I really loved--I wanted to graduate to a digital SLR and had heard good feedback about the Rebel series. So, far I am satisfied; but need to get more into the manual features to fully use the camera. I was also disappointed that the live view is not available when the camera is set on auto. I am getting used to using the view-finder to compose and focus, it will take some getting used to.
-
Reviewed by: joshuaoyoung24
06-06-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Quick, very minimal lag time, compact for a DSLR, Canon quality, good IS lens
Weaknesses:none
Overall Evaluation: My wife has been using a Canon Digital Rebel (first model) and I just upgraded her to the XSi. She LOVES it. The difference is amazing: faster response and wake up time, faster shutter and definitely decreased lag time. It is smaller and lighter. Comfortable to use. We have a 18-55 canon lens but I upgraded to the new IS lens and it probably adds a little to the performance (esp lower light situations) but it definitely doesn't slow things down (which I thought might be a concern). Bottom line - EXCELLENT CAMERA even for a semi-pro photographer!
-
Reviewed by: porcelli
05-26-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: 12.2 megapixels, IS lens, live view, 3" display, light weight body
Weaknesses:maximum ISO setting of 1600, faster burst mode would be nice and a larger buffer for raw capture
Overall Evaluation: I have always felt Canon makes the best cameras. This one does not disappoint. Many additional features (compared to the Xti). Takes excellent low noise pictures, even at higher ISOs. I especially like the fact that my older lenses from my Canon 35 MM film camera work with it as well. For a first DSLR, this is one camera that has enough features borrowed from the higher end 40D that will allow the beginning photographer to grow into it.
-
Reviewed by: TD_POTD
05-15-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Large LCD screen and live view as well as the IS kit lens. Extremely easy to use for first timers.
Weaknesses:Price.
Overall Evaluation: This is my first DSLR and just got back from two week honeymoon in Costa Rica and absolutely delighted with its performance. After reviewing the 800+ pics my wife and I have received so many compliments on the image sharpness and vibrant coloring. One recommendation is a UV lens which ended up making a huge difference on outdoor scenic shots.



