Canon Rebel T1i Review

The Canon Rebel T1i (also the 500D and Kiss X3 outside the US) is the follow-as much as the Rebel XSi, that is (and still is) an exceptionally appealing entry-level DSLR. Using the Rebel T1i, however, Canon steps into a new feature set for entry-level DSLRs. This camera is extreme measures above whatever we saw inside original Rebel. The T1i also pushes the entry-level boundary beyond what we should previously expected Canon to offer in a very camera as of this price.

While you may not find the Rebel T1i cheap (a retail price of $800 for any camera body to make it $900 if you need an 18-55mm lens within your kit), it gives considerable value as compared to other cameras at or above your money range. During the last couple of years, Nikon and Sony have pushed Canon outside of its safe place on top of digital camera world. Competition has forced Canon to essentially push its camera development (particularly in DSLRs) to new levels. The Rebel T1i is demonstrable proof this renewed competitive environment among what / things fairly be characterized as being the “big three” camera manufacturers.

In the last couple months, Concerning shot using the Rebel T1i on a regular basis at my ordinary photographic endeavors. Everything from backyard snap shots, fast moving cars and motorcycles, as well as occasional indoor play or event. I've got attemptedto employ this camera in terms we expect most purchasers of entry-level cameras would make use of it. Additionally, Concerning taken a little bit of break of my normal shooting to pit it against its most direct competitor, the Nikon D5000. Anyone looking for the best the Rebel T1i is probably going making the similarly equipped Nikon D5000. That it was useful shooting basic cameras side-by-side, and below I can direct that you some other specific image and video comparisons for the above cameras.