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"Just Got It Special Order And WOW" on by awesomeperson
Pros: Superb image quality, unbeatable form-factor, loaded with every neccissary feature, perfect, sub-insane price
Cons: Occaisional auto-focus mistakes
Summary: I just got it special order and WOW. Please trust me it is perfect in every way but one. It occaisionally doesnt properly auto-focus. However this may later be resolved, it may be due to my error, and besides, auto focus is for lame people! I much prefer manual focus. Anyways, get this camera, take it from a pro, its really the best.
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WHEN WILL CNET REVIEW THE REBEL XT
Its been out for a while and id like a full review!!!! -
"good but not good enough" on by banana guy
Pros: blazing fast, small
Cons: image quality isn't good as you think, somewhat machine like camera
Summary: Got this as a gift and I liked the speed alot. But when I zoomed in a pic on my PC, the quality wasn't good. It looks like a 3 megapixel pic instead of a 8. I returned this and got the Evolt and was happy. The evolt had the best images i seen and it had a simpler menu and was dust-free. If you want the best speed possible, The XT is the best one out there, but for good images, you just can't beet the Evolt.
(I reserched a lot of cameras by the way)-Canon rebel, XT, Pentax *ist Ds, Nikon D50, D70s, Minolta's 7D, EOS 20D, and on and on and on... -
"I returned it" on by jplattet
Pros: No shutter lag, intuitive controls.
Cons: Poor photo quality, poor auto focus, manual focus prro, too.
Summary: Yes, I know someone's probably going to say that's the function of the lens(es) and all that, and that's true to a degree, but when the photos are no better than a 2 year old Kodak DX7590 something's wrong with this picture (pun intended).
It's just not worth the money. A person's beter off to spend, say, $400-$500 and just get one of the better standard models, or maybe spend $2 Grand and get a real professional camera.
It was a bad choice on my part, but you know what they say, "stuff" happens.... -
"Worth Every Dollar" on by zippo
Pros: Easy manipulation of controls.
Cons: None encountered yet. Well extra lenses are pricy.
Summary: Super easy to adjust from regular 35mm SLR. I expirimented with friends Nikon, Minoltas' 6-8meg cameras which were less than a year old, and tried the Rebel XT last. The best was last. Ease of operation is top notch. Anyone with just a little camera knowledge can adapt to the choices. Do yourself a favor and purchase lens filters, the bottom hand grip, and wireless remote. Basic extras you will appreciate. Oh yeh, get the hand strap and a 2G card. Click away!
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"Great!!!!!!!!!" on by Minnie35
Pros: Fun to use and gives great pics.
Cons: takes a bit of learning for all of the features
Summary: I love it!
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