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Canon Digital Rebel

Quick information
Brand Canon 2003
Model DS126151
Released Year 2003
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Eos Digital Rebel
Color Black
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Canon EOS Digital Rebel (DS126151) is an entry-level DSLR camera introduced in 2003, featuring an 6.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor that offers high image resolution and low noise performance. It supports Canon's EF and EF-S lenses, providing wide compatibility with various optics suited for diverse photography needs. The camera is equipped with a 7-point autofocus system and a 1.8-inch LCD screen for image review and settings navigation. It features a DIGIC II image processor, enabling faster image processing and improved color fidelity. The DSLR supports JPEG and RAW image formats for flexible post-processing options. Additionally, it uses CompactFlash memory cards for storage, ensuring ample space for photo sessions.

Specifications

Maximum Aperture f/1.8
Series Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Type Digital SLR
Screen Size 2.0".5"
Color Black
Model DS126151
Connectivity USB
Features USB Auto Focus
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Item Weight 18 Oz.

Key Advantages

The Canon EOS Digital Rebel boasts excellent image quality with a 6.3 MP APS-C sensor ideal for beginners and enthusiasts. It exhibits compact and lightweight body design that enhances portability. The camera supports interchangeable lenses, expanding creative possibilities. Fast and accurate 7-point autofocus helps capture sharp images in various situations. Its compatibility with Canon EF and EF-S lenses provides access to a broad range of optics. The support for RAW format provides greater flexibility for advanced photo editing.

Limitations

The resolution of 6.3 megapixels may be a limitation for users needing very high resolution images compared to modern standards. The rear LCD size of 1.8 inches is relatively small and has limited resolution for image preview. The camera lacks advanced features present in later models, such as live view or video recording capabilities. Low ISO performance can be noisy when shooting in poor lighting conditions. Autofocus system, although reliable, may be slower compared to newer DSLRs. Battery life is modest, requiring spares for extended shooting sessions.

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