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Summary: Good for a beginner , Too sharp for its own good
Review: It is an advance point and shoot camera. Very very very light, easy to used, although I was quite lost in the way it was written in the user manual about the focus point.
Rasor sharp lens, sometimes it is TOO sharp, too much contrast. It looks like a touched up photo (the way you cut and paste the objects from 2 photos and put it in the same picture, like in Adobe Photoshop programe). It really distroy the mood of the picture, well, I am not professionl photography.I hope their will be a build in filter function as in my old Canon Rebel II. I know that a filter adapter is available separately, but will be so inconvenient to carry it around. Why does cannon take take out such a wonder feature from a camera of the millenium ?
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Summary: Canon Rebel 2000 is best in category
Review: I work in a camera store which sells many different slr cameras. The different cameras all compete with each other in categories based on cost for the most part. Other similar cameras are the Nikon N60 and the Minolta XTSi but both of these cameras pale in comparison. The N60 weighs about a ton more than the Rebel and XTSi feels like a plastic toy. Rebel 2000 takes the cake any day.
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Summary: Develops a passion for photography
Review: I bought this camera 3 months back and I truely love the camera, because of its looks, weight, photographs and features. I found Nikon's N60 was heavier than this camera..
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Summary: um
Review: I love my new camera . It is good 4 a persone just getting into photography . If you want 2 buy this camera i recomend you go to a camera store and look at it in persone .
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Summary: The "FORCE" is with this camera!
Review: I have had this camera for a little over a month and i can honestly tell you this is the best camera i have ever owned. With automatic features like night,landscape and portrait modes,you will be shooting pictures for a while. It also has a great fully manual mode and an awesome light metering system. i love the fact that it can take pictures of fireworks at night and sunrise shots in the early morning. It is a good camera for both amateurs and proffesionals alike. The price range is very affordable, ranging from 300$ all the way to $700 depending on the lens options and extra excessories you buy for it, comparible to some fully manual cameras that cost in upwards of $2000 just for the camera body alone.personally the standard camera body and a 28-80 mm (USM)Ultrasonic motor is a good start and very good buy for the price. although i'm sure that amazon.com provides great products, i highly recommend going to proffesional camera stores and acually examining it w/ your own eyes.
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Summary: Easy To Use With Tons of Features
Review: Just started exploring the camera. I love the light weight and the auto focus/flash that pops up when required.My only disappointment was that when I got the unit I didn't realize there was a slightly different model available that lets you time/date stamp your photos. If I had known about that other model I would have ordered it. Bought this camera after having used my sisters. Can be as simple or complex to use as needed.
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Summary: Cannon Rebel Series
Review: As a professional photographer I got my start using the Cannon Rebel series before switching over to Nikon professional cameras. I have had the chance to shoot this new Rebel camera and it is a great improvement over their previous editions. I do have to warn you though that even though the Rebel is great for amateurs its construction and especially its lense makes it a very fragile camera. I've broken two of them myself and my sister broke hers the day she got it. A better camera in the same price and skill range for amateurs and entry-level professionals is the Nikon N50. It's an easy camera to use and much more rugged.
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Summary: Good Camera, Bad Lens
Review: The Rebel 2000 is a nice camera - GREATLY improved over the earlier Rebel model. Depth-of-field preview is available, as well as a 35-zone metering. The kit, however, comes with a cheap non-USM (Ultrasonic Motor) lens. It's loud, slow, and not so great optically. Buy the body alone, then buy the Canon 28-105 USM lens.
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Summary: I've owned my Cannon Rebel for 2 years now
Review: I love it. I went to the camera store and actually took pictures of the same subject, with the same lighting, comparing 3 different Cameras and the Cannon Rebel focused the most consistently (granted, I only took 3 pictures with each camera but the other two didn't compare) and it has a wonderful flash that created the best flesh tones of the three cameras. I live in Seattle and the flash goes off a lot so good flash pictures are very important.
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Summary: Best Camera I have Ever Owned
Review: I started off with a fully manual camera that I used for my photography classes a few years ago. Once I was ready to upgrade, I came across this camera and fell in love with it. There are enough manual settings to keep me challenged, but the easy automatic settings make this camera perfect for all of my everyday shots.
I have taken wonderful, professional quality shots without even changing the settings, and my 14 year old sister found the camera easy to use even though she has almost no knowledge of cameras. This camera is great for photographers in all stages and learning levels, because the pictures turn out great every time and it has enough range to get a great shot no matter what mode you use it in.
I really don't think I could ever say enough about this camera to acurately describe it, so my best advice is GO OUT AND GET ONE! You will not regret it.
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