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| 80% Recommended by our customers. Manufacturer: Canon Catalog: Photography Media: Electronics Includes batteries: 1 Variation: Camera with 28-90mm Lens Model: Rebel Ti Date Ean: 0013803018509 Upc: 013803018509  Tip: compare prices with similar cameras |
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Written on February 13, 2003 Summary: Great Camera- Perfect for Family Photography I bought the Rebel Ti about 4 months ago and I am very happy with its performance. I act as the unofficial photographer at a group foster home for kids. We have about 80 active kids who participate in a wide variety of activities. I take pictures at sporting events, boy scout meetings and campouts, school events of all types, fund raising events etc. In other words, I take a lot of pictures (5-7 rolls at some events) at a very fast pace in a variety of lighting situations in which everyone is going to want a pic and is going to want to be satisfied. The first thing I would recommend is get a flash immediately. The little built in pop up flash is only good for fill-in duty, especially in combination with the 28-90 f 4-5.6 lens. In addition, in low light situations, the flash flashes rapidly in your subject's face to help the camera focus. This annoys and confuses your subjects (they don't know when to smile or if you have taken their picture already). Try to find a flash that uses an infrared beam to help your camera focus. I got a cheap Vivitar 730afc flash and it allows my camera to focus in almost total darkness. It took me about 5 minutes to learn how to use the Ti on full auto, you just point it at the subject, adjust the zoom to your liking, press the shutter half way, hear the beep that everything is great, then take the pic (you can turn off the beep). The focus is fast and reliable. There are red boxes superimposed over the image in the viewfinder to let you know what the camera is focused on. It is easy to change the focus point if you need to. Despite the wide variety of pics I need to take, I rarely take it off full auto. It really allows me to concentrate on composition and timing. The photos come out focused and well exposed, it is almost impossible to take a bad picture. You can set the camera to be shutter or aperture priority- either way it is really difficult to screw things up (you change the settings using an easy to find wheel right behind the shutter button and a number will flash if the current settings will lead to under or over exposure). If you really want, you can set the camera to total manual. The Ti is also easy to load and unload (except the back cover release lever can be a little tricky when you are under pressure).  Written on January 29, 2003 Summary: Wonderful camera This camera does everything I need it to do. It's light weight, durable, and good quality. This is a great SLR, especially for the price. Written on January 13, 2003 Summary: Awesome I first used a Rebel in high school in my photojournalism class. The ease of use impressed me instead of intimidating me. Ever since then I knew I wanted a Rebel for my own. This Christmas I was more than pleased to find one under the tree for me. I love the new design, the grip makes it easy for a woman to hold onto, not too bulky. It focuses so quickly and takes pics very rapidly. The pics it took looked like a professional took them. It's a great camera, not just for beginners. Just put simply, it's awesome. Written on January 6, 2003 Summary: Not Just a "Point-N-Shoot" As a dentist, I take a lot of intraoral (macro) photographs. I have a Minolta X570 as my main camera and recently added the Canon Rebel Ti. I agree with the user who recommended that you read the manual several times -- it took me three "reads", with the camera in front of me, to really grasp the "creative modes" -- but the effort is well worth it. Yes, you can use the camera forever on the fully automatic mode, but learn (at least) the following: -- AEB (auto exposure bracketing): the Rebel Ti will take one shot at exact metering, then one shot stopped down and up (you decide the bracket range). One of them will be the "money" shot. -- multiple exposures: it sounded hokey to me initially, but the ability to superimpose images is fun to experiment with and yields surprisingly good results. A-DEP (automatic depth of field): this one is worth the price of admission! When subjects are at various focal lengths from the lens, use this feature. The Canon's brain will determine the nearest subject and farthest subject (as covered by the seven autofocus marks in the viewfinder) and compute the ideal shutter speed and aperture necessary to render all in focus. **WARNING** If you buy the Rebel Ti kit at a warehouse (Costco or Sam's), check the lens -- it probably has the designation "III" on the front. The one from Amazon (and camera stores) has a "II" on the lens ring -- according to the Canon EOS website, the II has more elements and better specs than the III. If you can find a Rebel Ti kit with a lens marked "USM", that one is better still -- but the kit price will be ...more (and I doubt that the optical quality difference is even noticeable). Written on January 5, 2003 Summary: A Wonderful Camera This is superb cameras, it is light, but with just a bit of heft, and needless to say really attractive to look at, but that is just the beginning. The autofocus is swift and very sure, the exposures are excellent, I,ve shot about 6 rolls, the shots are amazing. Every function is easy to access and you dont need to spend a lot of time going thru the manual. The viewfinder is really a great surprise, I wear glasses, and with my glasses on I can see the whole frame easily and its clear and bright. To make it even better, Canon has provided diopter correction under the rubber eyepiece, so once you set it, forget it. In actual use, the ergonomics on this camera are wonderful, easy to grip, hold and shoot, everything is placed about as good as can be, I have never seen an SLR that handles so easily, The display on the back with a lite is really nice. In actual use the camera is quiet and smooth. The only negative is, that in the viewfinder, no indication is given as to wether the flash exposures are correct, but even that is minor, some of the other manufacturers in this price bracket do this, but, it is no big deal, the flash is fairly powerful and all the flash shots I have taken were perfect. To sum it up, if you want an slr, that will not break the bank, and give you wonderful results, this is it, buy it. |
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| Our price | - | $158.79 | $42.80 | $649.95 |
| List price | $409.99 | $270.00 | $75.00 | $799.99 |
| Lowest used price | $109.99 | $99.99 | - | $610.00 |
| Lowest new price | - | - | $34.95 | - |
| Refurbished price | - | $129.95 | - | $590.00 |
| Catalog | Photography | Photography | Photography | Photography |
| Monitor size | - | - | - | 300 |
| Release date | - | - | - | 2008-04-14 |
| Media | Electronics | Electronics | Electronics | Electronics |
| Includes batteries | 1 | - | - | - |
| Variation | Camera with 28-90mm Lens | - | - | - |
| Model | Rebel Ti Date | 6473A003 | 200EG | XSI Kit |
| Ean | 0013803018509 | 0082966214073 | 0750845806137 | 0013803096095 |
| Upc | 013803018509 | 082966214073 | 750845806137 | 013803096095 |
| Floppy Disk Description | - | - | - | None |
| Special Features | - | - | - | nv:Sensor^12.2 Megapixel|Image Resolution^4272 x 2848|Storage Media^SD/SDHC Memory Card|Compressed Format^JPEG|Compressed Format^RAW|Focus Mode^Manual focus|Focus Mode^One-shot AF|Focus Mode^AI Focus AF|Focus Mode^AI Servo AF|Focusing Range^EV -0.5-18 (at 73°F/23°C, ISO 100)|LCD Monitor^3.0-inches|LCD Pixels^230,000 pixels|LCD Coverage^100%|Shutter Speed^1/4000 sec. to 1/60 sec.|Shutter Speed^X-sync at 1/200 sec.|Light Metering Method^Evaluative|Light Metering Method^Partial metering |
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