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

Canon EOS Rebel 2000 35mm SLR Camera Kit with 28-80mm Lens | The Best and easiest camera to use

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	Canon EOS Rebel 2000 35mm SLR Camera Kit with 28-80mm Lens Canon Cameras US Canon Cameras US average customer review:based on 96 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Best all around camera system

I have seen the pro models, in the Cannon line,and this unit was used to develop better Pro-line systems. I have noticed a lot of complaints concering grainy shots. The reson for that is improper film types,any beginner should use ISO 100 or 200 speed color negitive film,the grainyness comes from the emulsion base of that type of film.In other words ISO 100 has the least grain for color prints,this is an excellent choice for first timers.The higher speed films are recommended only for low-light condtions even when using flash,built-in or hot-shoe. Now back to the camera,this system can be confusing,but only when you treat it as a Point and Shoot camera.Read the manual carefully,don't try to rush things along,the best way is turn to a camera function reguardless of what that may be,read the manual for that function,then go step by step,this way it will make more sence. If you insist on going at warp speed you will miss out on all the great features this camera has to offer.My nabor is a pro shooter of 25+ years,he insits on manual everything,and thats ok for him,its second nature for him.I went digital for 5 years and none of the current digicams can even come close to 35mm photos.It would require a 9.5 Megapixel camera to match the quility of 35mm color prints.Back to the "Pro", he could'nt belive his eyes when he saw 1st hand how this system worked on full-auto modes.I quess the best part was when i had to show the Pro how to setup his Cannon,for all the features it has avalable,but relized later he does'nt read the manuals,he just does everything manualy...oh well.

I could go on and on about this camera but i suggest that readers check out the other reviewers comments,mine seam to bounce around a bit. Thanks for your time,And most of all have fun!

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The Best and easiest camera to use

this camera is great does all the hard work in taking pictures it is so easy to use I have never had any bad pictures

Excellent Camera

The Canon Rebel 2000 is a superb camera for everybody--whether you are a professional photographer or not. I am an amature photographer, aspriring to be somewhat of a professional and I have taken some excellent pictures with this camera--all of which I intend to include in a portfolio to colleges portraying one of my extracurricular activities. The camera is extremely easy to use and I have not had one problem with it for the year thus far that I have owned it. It and its accessories are worth every penny.

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Wonderful for Creative Beginner

I have had mine for several months and have produced some excellent photos with very little expertise. I purchased the Magic Lantern Guide for the EOS Rebel 2000 with the camera and it has really expanded my photographic horizons. I have used the camera for sporting, nature, and stills and have been very pleased with the outcome. I did find the lens has some difficulty auto focusing at dusk/dark conditions even though the manuals and books say that failure to auto-focus is very rare. I can't wait to get an additional lens and see what I can do next!

Overall a good intro SLR with many features

I have this kit for over a year and is happy with the results of the few rolls of film I shot. The body is extremely light for a SLR. The major criticism I have about the rebel 2000 body is in its manual mode setting. There's a dial on the right side of the camera top (where your index finger is) for changing f/stops or exposure time. While in manual mode, however, you have to press this little button on the camera back (right hand) to change aperture while the dial changes exposure time. I have very small hands but still find the button too small to get a good grip and located too far out to the side. If you are thinking of getting the kit, I would highly recommend buying the body and equip it with a much better lens such as the canon normal 50mm/f1.4 USM if you have the budget. It costs as much as the camera kit. The cheaper alternative would be the 50mm/f1.8 USM. Quality is similar except at larger apertures. I think a good normal lens would be a better starter kit than a low-range zoom.

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