1. Jani | 02/12/2006 | anglicky
I've been looking at a semi-pro DSLR cameras lately and the best options these days seem to be Nikon D80 and Canon EOS 400D. The feature set seems pretty equal. Nikon has a few more shooting related options and Canon has a very advanced dust reduction system. When Canon retails for about USD $200 less, it is a pretty obvious choice.

For me this is the first step towards professional photography. I've taken nearly 100.000 photos so far using pocket cameras (mostly various Sony models) so I think's about time! I know a lot of advantages (especially when steering to HDR photography) of a DSLR but I guess I will need a little time to really learn to use it.

This camera comes with three different names. Why, I don't know, but Canon has decided it's a Great Idea to have different names in the US, Japan and the rest of the world...

- US: Canon Rebel Digital XTi
- Japan: Canon EOS Kiss Digital X
- Elsewhere: Canon EOS 400D

I'll be sure to post some original photos soon, as well as a review of how good the camera actually is. In the meanwhile enjoy these pictures of the camera itself, and check out a cool video below describing how the dust reduction system works...

Some facts:
Body material: Plastic (Stainless Steel chassis) 
Sensor:
- 10.1 million effective pixels
- 10.5 million total pixels
- 22.2 x 14.8 mm CMOS sensor
- RGB Color Filter Array
- Built-in low-pass filter
- 3:2 aspect ratio
Dust reduction:
- Low-pass filter vibration at power-on (can be interrupted)
- Anti-static coating on sensor surfaces
- Software based dust-removal (camera maps dust, removed later) 
Image sizes:
- 3888 x 2592 (L)
- 2816 x 1880 (M)
- 1936 x 1288 (S) 
Output formats:
- RAW (.CR2)
- RAW (.CR2) + JPEG Large/Fine
- JPEG (EXIF 2.21) - Fine, Normal
Lenses:
- Canon EF / EF-S lens mount
- 1.6x field of view crop
Focus modes:
- Auto Focus
- Manual Focus (switch on lens)
- Auto Focus ( 9-point CMOS sensor)
Shooting modes:
- Auto
- Program AE (P)
- Shutter priority AE (Tv)
- Aperture priority AE (Av)
- Manual (M)
- Auto depth-of-field
- Portrait
- Landscape
- Close-up
- Sports
- Night portrait
- Flash off
Sensitivity
- Auto (100 - 400)
- ISO 100
- ISO 200
- ISO 400
- ISO 800
- ISO 1600
White balance
- Auto
- Daylight
- Shade
- Cloudy
- Tungsten
- Fluorescent
- Flash
- Custom
Drive modes
- Single
- Continuous: 3.0 fps up to 27 JPEG / 10 RAW frames
- Self-timer 10 secs (2 sec with mirror lock-up) 
Storage:
- Compact Flash Type I or II
- Microdrive supported
- FAT 12/16 and FAT 32 support
- No CF card supplied
- Up to 9999 images per folder
Dimensions:
- 127 x 94 x 65 mm (5.0 x 3.7 x 2.5 in) 
Weight:
- Body (no battery): 514 g (1.1 lb)
- Body (inc battery): 556 g (1.2 lb)
 2. taroden | 13/12/2006 | anglicky
I want an EOS too
 3. Areina | 15/06/2009 | anglicky
Yes it has so much extras despite that i already liked a thin little kamera sony.
 4. bela | 11/04/2010 | anglicky
adoro fotografia e com certeza com uma camera dessas é muito melhor e mais divertidos fotografar (: quero muito uma
 5. Booking Flats | 18/09/2010 | anglicky
You are right, is a good camera...but for me, the single point which I do not like on Rebel is..the dimensions smiley.
Sometimes I would prefer a pocket cam; just to put it in my bag and go for a trip.


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 6. Jani | 18/09/2010 | anglicky
Well this is an old camera of course. These days I use 5D II which is even bigger in dimensions. I recently bought a Sony NEX-5 for its small size, but the photo quality has been a disappointment.
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