Canon EOS Rebel TI 300V Appareil photo 35 mm

Pros: Light Weight, Easy to Hold, Excellent Exposure and Easy to Use!

Cons: None!

The Bottom Line: With a history like the Canon's Rebel series, how can you lose with this winner?

Review: In the summer of 2002 Canon introduced its newest and most innovative and redesigned EOS Rebel line of cameras. This newest camera is called the EOS Rebel Ti. With history behind the Rebel line of cameras, Canon can boast that this particular...

Pros: It is not a digital camera giving a sense of excitement.

Cons: It is not a digital camera.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this camera with both automatic and manual settings allowing for a creative flare.

Review: The moments we catch on film, moments of pure recollections of feelings, enabling us to relive sensations, good or bad. In some cultures people believe the camera can capture the soul and what better camera to do it with than the Canon Rebel Ti film ...

Pros: Easy to learn how to use, great versatility, good value.

Cons: Camera makes some decisions for you that you may want to make yourself.

The Bottom Line: Give it a shot, this easy to use camera is a great place to start building your skills and gives you plenty of room to grow.

Review: I chose the Canon Rebel Ti because I was looking to get out of the point and shoot category, but I still wanted something that would be easy to use for those quick shots. This camera and I have been a perfect fit! It is very easy to use, a quick read ...

Pros: Lightweight, Easy to Use, Large Screen Display,

Cons: No Panoramic mode

The Bottom Line: Wonderful camera for beginners or novice. Easy to use, high quality with lots of features.

Review: I bought my Rebel 2000 just six weeks before I bought my Rebel Ti. I am going to photography school and they recommended we have at least two cameras. Both the 2000 and the Ti are great cameras, but there are a few differences that make the Ti a ...

Pros: All around good

Cons: Hard to figure out the features

The Bottom Line: A great camera for non beginners.

Review: Exposure: Program AE, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Auto Depth-of-Field, Full Auto, Picture Modes, Manual, w. Exposure Compensation
Meter: TTL w. Evaluative, Center-Weighted, and Partial Center-Weighted
Shutter: 30 to 1/2000 sec. and...

Pros: Everything.

Cons: Kit lens.

The Bottom Line: Just buy it!!

Review: I just purchased this camera a little over a month ago and there is only one word to describe it. GREAT!! Maybe WOW....but no, GREAT works best. If this camera was a girl I would marry it! Now for my review. I bought this camera after my love for ...

Pros: Very sleek new design, easy to hold, auto focus and flash work perfectly

Cons: Nothing really.

The Bottom Line: A great gift for a budding Ansel Adams or anyone interested in photography.

Review: For those of you who are still stuck on old fashioned film, such as myself, this is the camera for you. It looks cool, it feels cool, and it takes phenomenal pictures. The Rebel Ti offers the novice photographer the tools needed to still take great...

Pros: Fantastic pictures!

Cons: Only size, but I'll get over it!

Review: I bought this in October of 2003 after another compact 35mm went bust on my vacation. I am so pleased with the pictures that come from this. I am an avid scrapbooker so clear photos are important to me. I have a Fuji FinePix for emailing photos, but ...

Pros: Price, Quality, Easy to Use

Cons: None

Review: This is the first SLR camera i have owned and the results are great. It takes really good pictures. It is really easy to use. Overall a great ...

Pros: Great for any level SLR user

Cons: Lots of knobs and buttons are intimidating

Review: I bought this camera in early 2004, when I decided I wanted an SLR camera. I knew I wanted a Canon, and I got a decent deal on this one. There are lots of knobs and buttons, and I was really intimidated at first. There's options for advanced users (I ...