CANON EOS Rebel XSi Digital Camera Reviewed

The Canon EOS Rebel XSi offers two different body designs. An attractive solid black and a less-attractive two-tone silver and black model. Both models are available in a body only or single lens kit with the EF-S 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens. The XSI is slightly larger than the XTI, the XSI just a few ounces, making it 1 pound and 2.5 ounces. The plastic body gives it a feel and appearance of a cheaper brand camera. The grip is not quite desirable. The larger 3-inch --LCD screen provides some necessary changes to layout control over the XTI model. Almost all the buttons are comfortable with your fingers and is thus ideal for easy shots. There are no two-hand operation needed with this camera. With one hand you can navigate between changing ISO, white balance, metering and so on. The menu makes navigation very easy.

Regardless of the pros and cons of XSI, it continues to supply the best in its class photo quality, this is a verySurprising, since the high-resolution sensor. A nuisance is underexposed, the tendency to photos. Perhaps only the sharpness settings must give up a notch kick, better quality pictures. The color accuracy, dynamic and consistently good noise reduction profile clearly shows this model from the same class cameras. This camera also has internal and external flash and lenses make a very good edge to edge sharpness when shooting.

The Canon EOSRebel XSi will deliver slightly better performance and image quality than competitors, making it a worthwhile consideration. In tests, the XSI just edges past the competition for the recording speeds. It powers photo no more than 0.2 seconds. The XSI's JPEG shooting lag is a tad bit longer than the competitors. The norm is 1.2 seconds between shots in low light conditions. Shot-to-shot time takes about 0.4 seconds for a raw JPEG and recycling flash by the time comes that time, only up to 0.7Seconds.

Let's take a look at some of its advantages at a glance: excellent photo quality for its class and price and a better than average recording speed.

Let us now look at some of its drawbacks: Firstly, the maximum ISO 1600 and the camera has a big place-for-spot metering response.

Overall, this camera is not distinguished for its features, or design, but the Canon EOS Rebel XSi does not deliver on performance and photo quality shone. Overall,This camera is from 8 of our 10 stars. The price of this camera ranges from $ 625 - $ 899th