Canon EOS 350D Reviews

This camera is excellent for a photography enthusiast who wants to learn the ins and outs of digital SLRS without spending a fortune. The camera is easy to carry around as it's quite small and lightweight, this also means the buttons are smaller than some of the other digital SLRS on the market, but this is great especially for a female who has ...  Read the complete review

When I got into serious Photography a couple of years ago I had a great little camera - a Sony DSC-H2 which had cost me around £220 new when it first came out. It was really good for learning the basics, but I soon came up against things I couldn't do, or couldn't do as well as I wanted for example adjust the aperture to through the background out ...  Read the complete review

The Canon EOS 350D was first released in 2005 and, as the advancement of technology dictates, is now getting rather dated in the new D-SLR camera market. Despite this, it is still a camera worth buying. It is difficult to find a brand new 350D for sale as newer models take priority in most shops, but there are many mint condition used or ...  Read the complete review

I have 2 cameras; a take to the pub don't really care if its broken/stolen/lost point & shoot & then what I call my real camera. My real camera is probably the most popular amateur SLR in the world the Canon 350d. I don't want to do some vast technical review because to be honest I haven't used the camera in that way ...  Read the complete review

This is my first experience of a digital camera, I took some pursuading to buy one. I love photography but i'm a bit of a traditionalist so I wasn't expecting great results. I was amazed, I love this camera. It does all the things that my old cameras used to but better, and so convenient. The rest of my family love it too because using ...  Read the complete review

My brother bought this, the Canon EOS 350D and after seeing the exceptional results I couldn't help but have a play round with it (all in the name of research!) HANDLING ************** Picking the camera up for the first time, it's easy to feel the difference between this and it's predecessor the Canon Eos 300D. It now ...  Read the complete review

Small, light and compact, this camera makes for an ideal personal D-SLR. It's an excellent cross over point for those that want more from their camera than a compact can give them, but are not in the market for a professional D-SLR. Mine has seen a lot of use since I first got it and the only complaint that I now have is that the scroll wheel that ...  Read the complete review

The Canon 350D is one of the best cameras i ever used, however - unfortunatly - the only disadvantage of this camera is the unsensitive shatter speed function, which makes it not the idle selection for shooting moving objects. The standard memory card is very convenient, allowing about 300 high quality image to be stored. Moreover, the ...  Read the complete review

I bought the canon eos 350d as a step up from a sony point and shoot camera. This digital slr camera is in another league to anything ive used before. Its packed with great features and allows you full manual control for the advanced photographer or the full automatic setting for a point and shoot camera that gives top ...  Read the complete review

The 350D has been till now a very good little camra, I've found it very easy to use and the features all strightforward.Now comes the but...... Since I got the camra I've found that the CF slot was stiff and not easy to use and have now had to return it to Canon because one or more of the pins are loose, which makes it impossible to use. Canon to ...  Read the complete review

This is my personal opinion of the camera, however i would urge you to try it for yourself. I bought one and have since sold it after only a few months, i was vastly disapointed with it, i now use a pentax *ist dl. Ok, first impressions, from the moment i picked it up i was disappointed (having had an old eos 620 i was expecting a solid ...  Read the complete review

I have just been using the new Canon digital EOS350D, the new and improved 8 megapixel camera (it replaces the 6.3mp so I'm told). A camera nerd friend of mine (maybe I'm being too harsh on him, after all he relies on this type of camera for his job), recently gave me a spell with his new baby, (I don't know how I managed to prise it ...  Read the complete review

A trip to the local Friern Barnet fair, where I could not get to the front of the audience did it for me. My usual Canon S50, which has served me faithfully for two years could not cope with the distance or framing, and I gave in. I cashed in my loyalty points from a credit card, and went to John Lewis, which has a deal, whilst not the best, is ...  Read the complete review