Canon Eos 40d Digital Camera

I will soon begin doing some photography on the side and am interested in purchasing a good, quality camera. I'm new to the digital SLR cameras and need some advice on which camera is a better purchase for photographers.

A Nikon camera takes more professional pictures.

2007-09-06 18:13:05 by heresme0099

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i have a canon rebel 35 mm camera, and i need to know if my lenses with that are compatible with a canon EOS 40D digital camera

To clarify what David mentioned, he is talking about the DIGITAL Rebel cameras, not the 35mm one that you have.

Yes, the 40D will accept all Canon EOS EF and EF-S mount lenses.

If you get an EF-S lens, it will work on the 40D. However, the EF-S lenses will NOT work on your 35mm film camera.

2009-05-31 16:12:57 by artsitt person thingy. ;)

Price: $1,099.00

Large 3.0-inch LCD display with enhanced Live View and broadened color gamut
Powered by BP-511A, BP-511, or BP-512 lithium-ion battery pack; stores images on CF cards
10.1-megapixel CMOS sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality poster-size prints

what cameas do the pro's us for profeshinal graduatation and turing pictures?

Your question tells us that you may not be ready for such an advanced camera.

If you mean by "photography looking pictures" the kind of images produced by a professional camera,, then yes.

Before spending a lot of money on a professional quality camera and lens, look in to taking at least one photo class.

I would hate to see you spend over $1000 for camera that would be a point and shoot camera in your hands.

http://www.amazon.com/Canon-40D-Digital- 28-135mm-Standard/dp/B000V5QV4S

2008-02-26 15:55:03 by animalfreak

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Fully compatible with Canon EOS Digital SLR Cameras including: Canon EOS 5D, 50D, 40D, 20D, & 10D Digital SLR Cameras

This is a gift I would like to get for myself once the holidays are over. I currently have a decent digital SLR but i want to upgrade. How can I tell which one is better if I can not even tell the differences between the two. Thanks for your help.

Essentially, the 40D is a better camera, but if you want HD video recording, then you will need to go for the T1i. The following buyer's guides compare the features of all the Rebel and Semi-pro cameras.


http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/phot ography/reviews/58566.aspx
http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/phot ography/reviews/58781.aspx

2009-12-20 20:08:57 by gudlyfe

I'm upgrading to a Canon EOS 40D Digital here in the near future and I need to know which lense to purchase with it that will work best for the type of photography that I do. I do mainly infants, children and seniors in both studio and outdoor settings. I'm thinking standard zoom but there are so many choices and I'm a Nikon user (my current camera is a Nikon with a kit lense). Anyways, which lense would be the best for my money? So many lenses - and me so clueless!
I meant clueless about Canon's lense line.

in studio? hmm... that's a broad area.
portrait lenses are primes (fixed length no zoom) from 70-105mm and have wide apertures (fstop 2.8 or less. less is always better. my portrait lens is f1.4)

outdoors? hmm... another broad area.
a medium range telephoto (18-70mm) is a good place to start. fast auto focus is helpful with dealing with kids. but a longer lens (up to 200mm) can be very handy.

dont forget to put a UV filter on all your lenses (great $5 insurance policy to prevent damage to a lens). a nice cpl filter is also very useful outdoors.

2009-06-11 13:24:40 by ~*Mrs. GM2*~