Canon EOS 1000D Reviews

After years and years of wanting a DSLR, I finally saved up enough money to be able to afford one. So, obviously, I went straight into looking at the two best known companies for cameras; Nikon and Canon. I was particularly drawn to the Canon EOS 450D. Then, came across this, the EOS 1000D. It's fair to say that there are differences between ...  Read the complete review

The canon 1000D is an excellent camera for keen enthusiasts wanting a little more from a camera compared to a conventional digital camera. The excellent thing about the 1000D is you can get a huge variety of lenses for the camera. so you can use ut for every type of photography, sports, portrait, animal, wildlife. It's light and very simple to ...  Read the complete review

The Canon EOS 1000D is an excellent entry level camera. I bought it in September 2008 for £384 with the 18-55mm lens and a £50 cashback from Canon themselves. The picture quality is excellent with a basic range of settings that are excellent for beginners to learn the ropes of photography. The build quality and reliability of this ...  Read the complete review

I was bought a Canon EOS 1000D for my birthday over 6 months ago and as an entry level Digital SLR I find it does everything you can ask from it and more. At first the shape of the camera took me some getting used to but once I got sorted with that I found everything else quite easy to adjust to. After you have used the ...  Read the complete review

I have owned this camera for approx 2-3 months and i cant fault this at all. I am a beginner photographer and it does me down to the ground. I bought this from Argos at the time with the lens package for a very VERY reasonable price. think it was £340 but not sure. At the time i was considering this or the 450D which was an extra 150 quid ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Canon EOS 1000D around 6 months ago, having never owned an SLR camera before. I was attracted to this model mainly because of its price point, but also the quality of camera that you get for your money. While the EOS1000D doesn't have the top specifications in the SLR world, it certainly give a lot of bang for your buck. ...  Read the complete review

I managed to pick this up reasonably cheap from Argos. For the full specs I'd recommend looking this up on amazon or the canon website. The review will focus on why this is a good camera for the beginner. If you are used to millions of scene modes and point and shoot style compacts but want to gain more control over your photography then this is a ...  Read the complete review

This is a great entry-level DSLR. It eases you in with the auto and scene modes; the next step up is the semi-manual modes where you can select aperture or shutter speed and the camera adjusts the other accordingly, then program mode which the camera "suggests" an exposure which you can correct if you like, and of course the fully manual ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera around 6 months ago, and well at first was very impressed with it as it was my first DSLR, its a nice feeling camera is very easy to use i would recommend it for any beginner photographer over the 450D as the 450D comes with IS on the lens and learning how to shoot without is something everyone should be able to do. the ...  Read the complete review

he cost of this reflex is very close to that of compact high-end offering, at the expense of larger mainly due all'ingombro optics, full manual, to replace the goals and a sensor with more physical . Precisely for this feature, the 10.1-megapixel CMOS sensor of its guarantee a quality higher than that seen with 12/14 megapixel that can ...  Read the complete review

Canon along with Nikon have for years been known as the kings of camera`s but with things changing rapidly in the DSLR market Canon had to think fast. All of Canons recent releases have been at the expensive end of the market and they have been rapidly losing ground to the likes of Nikon and the new kids on the block (Sony). The ...  Read the complete review