Camera Canon Digital Slr

I am looking for the best place to find a good quality and cheap canon digital camera or a digital slr camera from sony mustek digital cameras or minolta online ?

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2007-08-07 08:11:13 by resourceguru

Watch this video highlighting the history of the Canon EOS camera including the EOS 1Ds and Canon's strong photography culture. Digital SLR ...

I've got an older 35 mm Canon EOS SLR. I'm seeing a lot of the 28-135mm zoom lenses on sale that come with the Canon 40D digital cameras. Can I use that lens on my film camera?

You sure can. All EF lenses can be used on both film and digital Canon cameras. The only lenses that your film camera can not use are the EFs lenses these are designed specifically for the cropped sensors on DSLR cameras. For instance many DSLR cameras come with a EFs 18-55mm lens. This would be the equivalent to the EF 28-90mm lens that comes with many film cameras.

The reason why Canon produces these EFs lenses is that because of the cropped sensor (smaller than 35mm film) the field of view is magnified by 1.6

This is great for a telephoto lens. Your 200 mm lens becomes a 320mm lens. On the wide angle end you lose out. This is why Canon has lenses like the EFs 18-55 mm and the EFs 10-22mm.

Bottom line make sure it is an EF lens and not an EFs lens and you will have no problems.

2008-06-13 21:20:49 by Uncle Pennybags

Price: $350.00 $89.98

Compatible with Canon SLR/DSLR cameras including 30D, 40D, 50D, 300D, 350D, 400D, 450D, 500D, EOS Rebel XTi, EOS Rebel XS, EOS Rebel XSi, EOS Rebel T1i, T2i ...
Canon cameras with this 2X adapter have a magnification powers between 12X and 15X depending on the CMOS sizes of the cameras
T-mount Connection Standard 23.2mm

I'm purchasing a remote control for my boyfriends, Digital SLR Canon Rebel Camera. Looking online I've come across different models from Canon, and generic remotes that can be used for different makes of camera? If someone happens to have this camera or just knows about SLR's in general, please give me an idea of what I need to get. I'm oping to purchase off ebay, it's usually cheapest. Thanks.

you get what you pay for !
a generic one might have to be programmed to work on the camera.

2007-11-16 09:35:20 by Amanda

Price: $70.00

For use with Canon Digital Rebel XT and Powers hot S-series digital cameras and Elura, Optura, and ZR camcorders
Lithium-ion technology for maximum battery life power
Retains full capacity, free from memory effect

I have always used Canon for P&S cameras, so I own nothing but SD memory cards. I want to buy a Canon brand of digital SLR now, but don't want to use a new type of memory card. After some research, it looks to me like the xSi is the only one that is an option for Canon - would that be correct?

No.

The current list of Canon Digital SLRs that use SD/SDHC are:
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS (aka 1000D)
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi (aka 450D)

Also the more expensive/professional models that have SD/SDHC and CF card capability. (It wouldn't make sense to buy these just for SD card capability. Much cheaper to buy new CF cards that will work with any of the other Canon Digital SLRs.)

EOS-1D Mark II
EOS-1D Mark II N
EOS-1D Mark III
EOS-1Ds Mark II
EOS-1Ds Mark III



In the end... Compact Flash cards are not very expensive. My opinion is buy whatever camera suits you best and then buy memory cards if you need to. The XS and XSi are great cameras to learn full manual control of the camera on. If your a beginner or don't know much, one of those two cameras is the one to get. If you've got some experience or take photography pretty seriously, a camera like the 40D, 50D, 5D, or 5D Mark II may be more suited to your needs.

If all you have are regular SD cards, you may find that they are not large enough to hold many pictures, so you may end up having to buy larger SDHC cards anyways. Just another thing to consider.

2008-10-20 07:32:40 by chaotic_mum

I need a good nikon or canon digital SLR camera for a beginner that is easy to carry around.

Thanks,
TastesLikeCandyCanesAtChristmas!

The top rated entry level SLRs are Nikon's D40, D60 and D80 and Canon's Xti and XSi.

The best thing to do it trying them all in a store, you'll know which one YOU like best. Personally I like them all, but leaning somewhat to the Canon XSi. But it's a matter of what you like and what you want to spend on a camera.
The D40 is the least expensive and still a favorite for a starter DSLR.

2008-07-18 21:17:27 by TastesLikeCandyCanesAtChristmas