Difference between revisions of "Canon EOS 400D"
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| − | Three years after the introduction of the original Digital Rebel ([[Canon EOS 300D]], the original sub-$1000 DSLR) [[Canon]] released the third in their Digital Rebel line, the '''400D''' (Digital Rebel Xti). Its compact and lightweight body design is almost exactly the same as the previous Digital Rebel ([[Canon EOS 350D]]). The main changes are two more megapixels (up to ten megapixels), nine-point AF sensor (taken from the [[Canon EOS 30D]]) and a dust removal system that includes a facility to vibrate the sensor itself every time the camera is turned on. The status [[LCD]] has been removed to make room for a larger 2.5-inch LCD monitor. As a result, the monitor now serves as both the review screen and for status information. The LCD turns on and off when the camera is raised to your eye in an effort to conserve battery and reduced distractions. | + | Three years after the introduction of the original Digital Rebel ([[Canon EOS 300D]], the original sub-$1000 DSLR) [[Canon]] released the third in their Digital Rebel line, the '''400D''' (also named ''Digital Rebel Xti'' or ''Canon EOS Kiss Digital X''). Its compact and lightweight body design is almost exactly the same as the previous Digital Rebel ([[Canon EOS 350D]]). The main changes are two more megapixels (up to ten megapixels), nine-point AF sensor (taken from the [[Canon EOS 30D]]) and a dust removal system that includes a facility to vibrate the sensor itself every time the camera is turned on. The status [[LCD]] has been removed to make room for a larger 2.5-inch LCD monitor. As a result, the monitor now serves as both the review screen and for status information. The LCD turns on and off when the camera is raised to your eye in an effort to conserve battery and reduced distractions. |
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Revision as of 02:19, 12 March 2007
Three years after the introduction of the original Digital Rebel (Canon EOS 300D, the original sub-$1000 DSLR) Canon released the third in their Digital Rebel line, the 400D (also named Digital Rebel Xti or Canon EOS Kiss Digital X). Its compact and lightweight body design is almost exactly the same as the previous Digital Rebel (Canon EOS 350D). The main changes are two more megapixels (up to ten megapixels), nine-point AF sensor (taken from the Canon EOS 30D) and a dust removal system that includes a facility to vibrate the sensor itself every time the camera is turned on. The status LCD has been removed to make room for a larger 2.5-inch LCD monitor. As a result, the monitor now serves as both the review screen and for status information. The LCD turns on and off when the camera is raised to your eye in an effort to conserve battery and reduced distractions.
Reviews
- DP Review
- Camera Labs
- Digital Camera Resource
- Imaging Resource
- Let's Go Digital
- ePhotozine
- Digital Photography Blog
- The Digital Picture
- CNet Reviews
- DP Expert
- Digital Trends
- Digital Camera Info
- Steve's Digicams
- Pocket Lint
- The Photography Blog
- The Other Martin Taylor: a Old Rebel User's Perspective on the New Rebel
