Canon EOS 7D

Canon EOS 7D (297 words)
by SilkySte - written on 27/10/10, updated on 30/10/10 (Useful, 22 readings)
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Hi again, The Canon 7D, Wow what A camera, I purchased the 7D because my 20D was getting a little old and I searched the Canon site for a suitable replacement, After looking at several cameras I wittled it down to 2 that were in my budget the 5D mk2 and the 7D and after alot of thought I went for the 7D as this suits my type of photography better as I believe the 5D mk2 is better suited for portrait work the 7D is by far better suited to sports and nature photography If you are looking to shoot sport and nature then this is the camera for you with 8 frames per second you know your going to get all the action, lots of other features you will like for instance the built ...

Canon EOS 500D

David Bailey here I come! (304 words)
by nicolaxx74 - written on 11/01/11 (Useful, 36 readings)
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I had this camera as a gift though I did have complete choice in the camera bought. I was recomended the Canon 450d but my current digital camera has 10 megapixals and so I wanted to upgrade in this area also and so went fot the 500d instead. The basics are simple to use, inserting the battery, charging battery, inserting the memory card, attaching the lens and turning on the camera are all easy tasks. This is my first DSLR so I have a lot to learn with regards all of the different modes, focusing etc to get the best from my photos, but so far using the camera on automatic function I have been able to take some lovely crisp pictures of my children and family. The ...

Canon EOS 1000D

Great choice entry level DSLR (196 words)
by chase25 - written on 22/09/09 (Useful, 74 readings)
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I was bought a C 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 camera for an hour or two the camera becomes alot easier to use with all the buttons in the right places making it alot easier for you to quickly adjust any settings for quick snapshots if needed. I mostly use the camera for Macro photography and find the AV setting on the camera works alot better than I could have imagined for this style of photography ...