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Posted at 3:17 PM on Friday 09/26/08 by
Ben
Hotness UNHOT
Dell Home has the new Canon EOS Rebel XS 10.1-MegaPixel Digital SLR Camera with 18 mm - 55 mm - f/3.5-5.6 Canon EF-S Lens for $700 - $70 code F84QX0P4WF41TJ [Exp 10/7, 450 uses] = $600 with free shipping. [BizRate]

  • 10.1 Megapixel CMOS, EOS Integrated Cleaning System, 3 frames per second
  • MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, Pop-up flash
  • Li-ion rechargeable battery, 2.5" LCD display, LCD live view mode
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      cgr1982 - Posted 3:18 pm PDT 09/26/08 (16 Posts)  Report Spam

      Not the best price I believe. You may buy it cheaper on Amazon or anywhere else.

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      Serg - Posted 3:44 pm PDT 09/26/08 (41 Posts)  Report Spam

      Also it is $670 -$70 = $600

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      bolton - Posted 4:41 pm PDT 09/26/08 (84 Posts)  Report Spam

      also, get the XSi instead. this is a dumbed down SLR.

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      LJW - Posted 4:48 pm PDT 09/26/08 (1265 Posts)  Report Spam

      The XS kit is $600 at Amazon without a rebate, and no tax. This is not a deal. Besides, as #3 points out, the XSi is a much better camera for barely more money ($660 at Amazon)

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      campustown - Posted 5:01 pm PDT 09/26/08 (101 Posts)  Report Spam

      more slrs for retards that should be using a pinhole camera. oh look at me with my slr and big lens while i dont know htf to use it.

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      phazeless - Posted 6:22 pm PDT 09/26/08 (520 Posts)  Report Spam

      #5, that time of the month?

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      hieuhef - Posted 6:49 pm PDT 09/26/08 (445 Posts)  Report Spam

      yeah, #5 is a lonely photographer who finds that love isn't spouting exposure rates at people.

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      telstar - Posted 8:02 pm PDT 09/26/08 (307 Posts)  Report Spam

      I'm saving for the 5D Mark II .... that thing is going to be a beauty.

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      m0f0 - Posted 8:21 pm PDT 09/26/08 (7605 Posts)  Report Spam

      #5 speaks the TRUTH! FACT!

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      goyacc - Posted 11:27 pm PDT 09/26/08 (82 Posts)  Report Spam

      3×zoom

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      ishti - Posted 11:28 pm PDT 09/26/08 (16 Posts)  Report Spam

      SLR cameras are great. Even if you dont know all the settings just use it as a regular point and shoot camera. I dont know how, but this things have magic in them. The pictures come out soooo good. I just bought a Nikon D40 with kit lens and a zoom lens. Pictures are wonderful. I am new to SLR cameras.

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      Myself - Posted 7:23 am PDT 09/27/08 (874 Posts)  Report Spam

      The magic is the larger sensor. The individual "photon buckets" that make up the pixels are larger, which means that an individual stray electron or two (due to Zener thermal noise in the silicon) makes less of an impact on the gathered signal. Larger sensors are more expensive to make (by quite a lot), and they require more glass in front of them to bring a flat, clear image onto them. Neither the price nor the size allows pocket cameras to produce these clearer, lower-noise images.

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      TheBS - Posted 7:48 am PDT 09/27/08 (1285 Posts)  Report Spam

      The XSi is better, not because of the mega-pixels, but because of countless other features. The XS is trying to pawn off their older sensor stock.

      As #12 mentioned, the APS-C sized sensor is 10x the area than a 1/1.8" sensor and 20x the area than a 1/2.5" sensor. That's why dSLRs have much better sensitivity in low light, among other things, than PnS -- even with slower lenses (although only that much better with fast lenses).

      I have constant f/2.8 lenses (both wide and tele) on my Pentax K20D. Makes all the difference when shooting at night.

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      I_Always_Win - Posted 9:31 am PDT 09/27/08 (48 Posts)  Report Spam

      #5 Who cares? I have an XSi. I so much as point it at a woman, she undresses.

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      njb - Posted 6:52 pm PDT 09/27/08 (2826 Posts)  Report Spam

      Sigma DP2 will be out soon - compact with slr sensor. fixed lens.

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      jughead - Posted 11:15 pm PDT 09/27/08 (380 Posts)  Report Spam

      Several outlets are selling EOS 30D's for $699, body only, no tax, and free shipping. Mine arrived yesterday. Compared to the Rebels, this thing is built like a tank. If you don't mind having a soon-to-be-discontinued model, you'd be crazy not to consider it.

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      Jonairz - Posted 3:53 pm PDT 10/7/08 (32 Posts)  Report Spam

      yeah i go with xsi

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