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The Canon EOS Rebel XS is the "little brother" of the Canon EOS Rebel XSi which means they are both almost the same camera, but the XSi has more to offer than the XS. Perhaps consider basing your buying decision on how serious you will be taking up digital SLR photography. If you firmly believe that you will take digital SLR photography very seriously in the long run and want a solid entry-level digital SLR camera, then the Canon XSi may be a better choice for you. If price is your main concern and you are only looking for Canon's bottom entry-level digital SLR model, then the current price of...
read full review »I just bought this camera about a month ago and I LOVE it! It is amazing the difference between a point and shoot camera and a DSLR camera. I have been trying to not use the auto mode on the Canon Rebel XS DSLR camera so that I can learn to use the manual mode and have more control over my shots. It is so much fun to play with the aperture and ISO when shooting, which are things that I didnt even know existed when all I had was a point and shoot camera. The Rebel is very user friendly and has multiple user modes, it has the regular auto mode, and it also has semi auto mode as well as manual mode....
read full review »I recently purchased the Canon Rebel XS, my first DSLR camera. I am very pleased with it, it is (in my opinion) a high quality, durable, piece of equipment. There are many options, but it can be used in a less sophisticated mode to get started, then the owner can branch out and use the advanced features. It can generate 10.2 megapixel pictures, and transferring them to the computer is easy. It is nice to get past using the automatic everything digital cameras.
Anyway, I am happy with it, for a price not that much more than much lesser cameras.
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