The EOS 300D is the first digital SLR camera lenses, is in this price range.
In the Canon EOS 300D installed a CMOS sensor with 6.3 megapixel resolution. Our tester was equipped with the Objetiv EF-S 18-55, which is only sold bundled with the camera. The focal length of Wechselobjetives focal length equivalent to a full frame of 29 - 88 mm in Small. This at least has a decent wide angle area. EOS lenses from analog cameras can be connected without problems - but will extend the Small focal length by a factor of 1.6. (What does a Uiversal of tele-eg the 28-300 is actually not a wide availability in Figures 44-480 millimeters but makes a powerful zoom range is possible)
The autofocus works quickly and accurately. The selectable focus points across the frame are set with two handles. Quickly, the EOS 300D also by the trip: It dissolves really, when you want it. Since snapshots bring back fun!
The operation is considered, it is possible even without studying the manual and start focusing on the subject. The numerous scene modes help you quickly adjust. Who aperture, time and prefer to focus manually setting can let off steam. In difficult light conditions, the spot metering more help, otherwise the honeycomb measurement gives very good results. The built-in flash pops up out of the lens - this minimizes the risk of red-eye reduction.
The control over the TFT display gives an instant overview of all parameters. The TFT itself is very sharp, the brightness can be easily adapted. To view the photos you can zoom far into the images to check the sharpness.
The first test left an excellent impression: They are where the big sister EOS 10D fails.
It's just fun, with the camera like a traditional SLR shooting accurately and quickly. The camera is your claim as a "Digital Rebel" - that is, they in the U.S. - in full. She rolls around in terms of price / performance market and is the advanced digicams of the superclass without Wechselobjetiv make life difficult. The price for a "full-fledged digital SLR rebel that will convince even those photographers who have not yet changed tack to digital, because the compact is too rigid and too slow and the available professional digital equipment was too expensive.
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