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Canon Rebel, XTi & XSi

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Brand Canon 2005
Model Rebel, XTi & XSi
Released Year 2005
Type DSLR Cameras
Series EOS Digital Rebel
Color Black
Status Active
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Overview

The Canon EOS Digital Rebel series comprises entry-level digital SLR cameras designed for amateur photographers seeking DSLR quality and features. These models utilize Canon's APS-C sized CMOS sensors offering high resolution capable of capturing detailed images suitable for both photography enthusiasts and beginners. Featuring the DIGIC image processors, they provide good image processing speed and noise reduction capabilities. Autofocus systems in these cameras ensure sharp focus performance with several autofocus points for versatile shooting. They support interchangeable EF and EF-S lenses expanding creative flexibility. The cameras include various shooting modes and exposure controls suitable for learning photographic techniques and creative expression.

Specifications

Series Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Type Digital SLR
Screen Size 1.8 in
Maximum Resolution 12.1 MP
Color Black
Model Rebel, XTi & XSi
Connectivity USB
Features Body Only
MPN DS6041
Country/Region of Manufacture Taiwan
Battery Type Lithium-Ion
Sensor Type APS-C CMOS
Megapixels 10.1 (Rebel), 10.1 (XTi), 12.2 (XSi)
Image Processor DIGIC II (Rebel, XTi), DIGIC III (XSi)
ISO Range 100-1600 (expandable to 3200 in XSi)
Autofocus Points 7-point AF system
Continuous Shooting Speed 3 fps (XTi and XSi)
Display 1.8 inch LCD (Rebel), 2.5 inch LCD (XTi and XSi)
Lens Mount Canon EF/EF-S
Video Recording None (Rebel, XTi), 720p HD video (XSi)
Battery LP-E5 Lithium-Ion Battery
Weight Approx. 540 grams

Key Advantages

The EOS Digital Rebel series offers excellent image quality with high-resolution sensors. These cameras have user-friendly interfaces ideal for beginners transitioning from compact cameras to DSLRs. They provide full manual control for advanced users, combining ease of use and professional features. Interchangeable lenses provide great flexibility adapting to different photography styles. Good battery life and solid build quality make them reliable in diverse shooting conditions. They also feature optical viewfinders with accurate framing and color rendition.

Limitations

The EOS Digital Rebel cameras have relatively modest burst shooting speeds compared to professional models. Their autofocus can be slower in low light or for fast-moving subjects. The LCD screens are small by modern standards and not fully articulated. Video capabilities are limited or absent in early models like the original Rebel and XTi. They lack certain professional features such as weather sealing and top-tier autofocus systems. The ISO performance is sufficient but not as advanced as newer cameras, impacting low light shooting quality.

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