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Canon Digital Rebel

Quick information
Brand Canon 2003
Model 300D
Released Year 2003
Type DSLR Cameras
Series EOS
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Canon EOS 300D, also known as Digital Rebel, was launched in 2003 as one of the first affordable consumer digital SLR cameras. It features a 6.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor delivering sharp and detailed images. The camera provides interchangeable EF and EF-S lens compatibility, enabling versatile shooting options. It uses DIGIC image processor technology for efficient image handling and improved color accuracy. The EOS 300D supports various shooting modes and has a built-in autofocus system with 7 points for precise focusing. Its interface includes a 1.8-inch LCD screen for playback and menu navigation.

Specifications

MPN
  • 8861A003
  • 0126B001
EAN
  • 0013803029024
  • 0013803028997
Model 300D / Digital Rebel
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Connectivity USB
Colour Black
Series Canon EOS
Type Digital SLR
Depth 7.24cm
Height 9.9cm
Width 14.2cm
Item Weight 560GR
Light Sensitivity
  • Iso 100-1600
  • Iso 800
  • Iso 400
  • Iso 1600
  • Iso 200
  • Iso 100
  • Iso Auto (100-400)
Display Type LCD
Sensor Type Cmos
Sensor Resolution 6.3MP
Display Size 1.8in
Features
  • USB
  • Red-Eye Reduction
  • Ae Lock
  • Fe Lock
Screen Size 1.8in
Camera Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 6.3MP
Lens for Sd
  • Body only
  • Ef-S Dc 18-55mm
Supported Flash Memory Compactflash I, Compactflash Ii
Optical Viewfinder Type Eye-Level Mirror Pentaprism
Red Eye Reduction Yes
Focal Length Range 18mm-55mm
Lens Type Zoom Lens
Flash Type Pop-Up Flash
Sensor Size 15.1x22.7mm
Still Image Format Raw, Jpeg
Display Rotation Built-In
Shooting Programs Portrait Mode, Landscape, Stitch Assist, Sports Mode, Macro, Night Portrait, Close-Up
Light Sensitivity Max 1600
Viewfinder Type Optical
Lens Aperture F/3.5-5.6

Key Advantages

The Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel stood out with its affordability, democratizing DSLR photography. Its compact and lightweight body made it highly portable for consumers. The APS-C sensor offered excellent image quality for its class, with good low-light performance. Compatibility with Canon EF and EF-S lenses provided extensive creative control. The camera featured advanced autofocus for accurate subject tracking. Users benefited from user-friendly menus making it ideal for beginners transitioning from compact cameras.

Limitations

Despite its advantages, the EOS 300D was limited by its 6.3-megapixel resolution, which is low compared to later models. Its ISO range topped at 1600, limiting performance in very dim conditions. The LCD screen was smaller and less sharp than modern displays, restricting detailed image review. Continuous shooting speed was modest at around 2.5 frames per second. Video recording was not supported, as typical for DSLRs of that era. Battery life was average, requiring spare batteries for extended use.

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