Domain Name Com's Canon EOS Rebel 2000 35mm SLR Camera Kit with 28-80mm Lens

Canon EOS Rebel 2000 35mm SLR Camera Kit with 28-80mm Lens

Domain Name Com's - : Canon EOS Rebel 2000 35mm SLR Camera Kit with 28-80mm Lens

- Excellent entry level product
This Canon camera is surely valuable especially as your first SLR camera. It is light, affordable and compatible with the whole Canon EOS seris products. Although I use it as one of my backup camera, I find it from occasion to occasion it is very tempted to bring it rather than other camera. I satisfied with it except the 28-80mm lens. I give 4 stars because and only because it comes with it. I strongly recommend the potential buyer to purchase the body only package. I am sure you will soon get frustrasted with the 28-80mm lens although it is cheap. When you want to take a further step in photography, it would be locked into your store room as it has no longer suit your need.

In addition a lot of useful extra feature is embedded such as a built-in flash, various programmed mode. They are as convienient as a compact camea that your relatives can help to take a picture of you.

Rating:

- great beginner's camera
Okay, I'm no expert, but I think I have a decent eye for good photographs. I recently moved up from a Minolta point and shoot (Which served me extremely well during my four years in the army, travelling to various cities, states, and countries) to this Canon Rebel 2000. My first couple rolls weren't all that great, but I didn't expect them to be. I was just messing around with the settings and different lighting. I think I went through about a roll a day for the first week, and noticed a great improvement from the first couple to the last few rolls. The camera is very simple for an amateur to figure out, and it takes great pictures. I'm very happy with this camera and am looking forward to purchasing some fun gadgets and more powerful lenses to increase my skills.

Rating:

- I love my camera!
I have had such a great time learning to use this camera and taking photos. I used it immediately, switching the dial to automatic and letting it do everything. It was exactly like a point and shoot. But when I learned how to adjust aperture and shutter speed, I took even better photos. I highly recommend this camera. I took it to Alaska in August and people said how beautiful and crisp my photos were. If you have the money, also invest in a telefoto lens. Sometimes 80mm just isn't long enough. But you can always add that later.

Rating:

- Perfect Family Camera
After having your basic point-and-shoot camera, I decided to upgrade. This camera is perfect for both types of photographers. The autofocus mode has been most helpful during critical, split second, picture taking moments (when your newborn smiles, or your brother runs by you in the NYC marathon)! The manual focus mode is fun to have when you have time to play around and learn. There are many different modes to also play with on the camera. The camera itself is very light weight, easy to hold, and compact. Best of all ... the pictures from this camera have all been crystal clear.

Rating:

- Getting old
When I first bought this camera about a year ago I had no clue what I was doing. But the manual is fairly good at explaining how this camera worked, and you get accustomed to the way it functions fast and easy. After only a few months I was enjoying the creative freedom that you don't get in regular snap shot cameras, and the pictures were great.
But now I find myself dreaming about buying a digital EOS.
Film developing takes way too long and no matter how good you are you will always manage to screw up on a picture, so instead of being able to see your mistake right away on the LCD and correct it right away you have to wait for days to get your pictures back. Also regular film developing is much more expensive then digital printing.

So what is the verdict? With its price dropping so low it would be a good buy for a person interested in becoming more creative and serious about their work but has money limits. But if you are really, really serious you should most definably invest in a digital EOS camera, it's fairly expensive but it will more then pay for itself in the long run.

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