Canon EOS 400D Reviews
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- Brand: Canon
- Resolution: 10.1 MP
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16 Reviews For Canon EOS 400D
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Jon H
23rd Feb 2009
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Good Points: Well priced plus fairly easy to use, has a large range of lenses readily available. it feels solid and well made without being too heavy and bulky.
Bad Points: Its slower and its pictures are not as good as Canons older Eos 350d
General comments: I bought this Canon EOS 400D camera intending to upgrade from trusty my Eos350d because it sports a much larger screen for reviewing my photos plus an extra 2 megapixals.I was soon disappointed when I found its shutter delay was nearly half a second which was a lot slower than the 350d's plus while the pics were good they looked poorer when compared to the 350d.So in all fairness I would say that this camera compares well with other slr cameras from the likes of Sony Samsung & Panasonic in the same price bracket though Canon gave themselves a hard act to follow with their own Eos 350d being such a great camera.I have now kept the 350d and sold the 400d
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skidbol 22nd Dec 2008
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Easy transfer from old analogue model with all the extras of digitalisation (does that word exist?). The digital bits are easy to learn and great tools that give effects only available before in the darkroom so adjustments can be made 'on the spot' that couldn't have been done before. 1.6x lens magnification is great for me but might not suit the close-up (macro) shots some people like to take a lot of.
Easy cross-over from analogue. Good sized, high quality prints (no loss at A3 size). Makes a ...- Read skidbol's review (157 words)
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azuretower
19th Aug 2008
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The 18-55mm lens on the Canon EOS 400D performs much better than I had been led to expect by reviews. The sharp, silky images produced are a significant improvement on the Olympus E400 I previously owned.
I aquired a Tamron 55-200 f4-5.6 from Amazon for a mere £70 and it performs very well in good light.
The software support is the best I have come upon for handling Raw files, though Nikon Pictureproject is still the best for general tweaks to jpegs.
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cruisingcar08 14th Aug 2008
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The Canon EOS 400D is a great camera, Easy to use with a great auto and manual settings, has a nice len shake effect to get any dust or dirt off the lens and the picture quality is amazing I think 10 mp is way enough for mostly people. This camera is a very good price for what you get.- Read cruisingcar08's review (62 words)
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Guest 26th Jul 2008
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Easy to use for a novice point and go set up brilliant. It does need a flash addition for ease of night photography. I bought mine after using a friends as i was still in the stone age with a nikon slr good camera only find mistakes after film developed.- Read Guest's review (50 words)
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Guest 2nd Jul 2008
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I bought my Canon EOS 400D for £341.00 new and although I needed to buy a good zoom lens because the kit lens is not top notch I still consider the camera value for money.- Read Guest's review (43 words)
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jehangir
16th Apr 2008
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The Canon EOS 400D is a one of the best camera to take picture a good camera for the family- Read jehangir's review (24 words)
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RUBBER2405
18th Mar 2008
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he Canon EOS 400D is easy to use for new DSLR users. This camera is well built, despite not being built from Magnesium alloy like its "Bigger brothers/sisters the EOS 40D and above. The stock 18-55mm USM lens, actually gives 28.8-88mm equivalent in 35mm format. This is because of the 1.6x cropping factor of the sensor. There is a large range of lenses out there available for this camera. You can change the aperture and shutter speed pretty quickly without lowering the viewfinder when you get use ...- Read RUBBER2405's review (501 words and 1 comment)
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v r brett 7th Mar 2008
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I am very happy with my Canon EOS 400D camera, it's easy to use for novice on full auto and plenty of options when you get used to the camera- Read v r brett's review (53 words)
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Guest 30th Dec 2007
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Need to get a decent lens outfit to get the most out of this good camera.- Read Guest's review (28 words)
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Nice1111
22nd Sep 2007
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Having had time to get used to my new Canon am pleased with the performance. Traded up from old Canon SLR and found the switch easy and worthwhile. Bought from Jessops with the £50 back offer and pleased with the service from them too. Well worth a look if trading up.- Read Nice1111's review (62 words)
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MisterW
9th Aug 2007
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Overall this is a great DSLR with many modes and settings especially for the price. There are better DSLRs but you will have to pay for it.
I have taken around 5000 photos over the last 9months from fast action to landscapes producing some excellent results.
With good quality lens(es) you should produce some excellent pictures. Personally, I use a 70-300 for nature and distance shots. This is a moderately cheap lens and the performance shows. My general use lens: Canon 17-85 IS produces fantas ...- Read MisterW's review (366 words)
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Robert Dowell
11th May 2007
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The Canon EOS 400D is a camera that will appeal to the amateur and professional photographer. It is easy to use, has some much needed improvements over the EOS 300/350 and is a very good start to the world of Digital SLR Photography. The fact that it has a small APS-C sensor does not detract from the capabilities of the camera making the images every bit as good as some of the cameras costing three times as much.
I have heard that many professionals who have Pro model Canon cameras will purch ...- Read Robert Dowell's review (2055 words)
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alex57601
23rd Mar 2007
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I bought the Canon EOS 400D camera a week ago to replace my Fuji FinePix S5500 which had served me well, for my railway and aviation shots. Have to say I am very impressed with what I have seen so far!
I am new to the Digital SLR field but the EOS 400D is really easy to set up and use which rested my fears about taking weeks to get used to. The picture quality is superb and the auto and manual settings means that you are in total control of what picture you want to take. It is light and great ...- Read alex57601's review (304 words)
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panda1
18th Mar 2007
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It's a fantastic digital SLR for some space to take shots not really possible with a point and shoot except perhaps the Kodak V570/(V705 not tried) for the ultra wide angle coverage but lacks the high quality image. However, traveling to third world, poor countries, I didn't want to risk the expensive camera equipment being lost or stolen, resorted to a Kodak V570 ultra-compact for my travel photography which is what I did going to the Philippines. Consider carrying rain gear for your camera g ...- Read panda1's review (128 words)
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If you already use an EOS camera you will get used to the Canon EOS 400D in minutes. If you are new to the EOS system it will take you a little longer. Ergonomically it feels good in your hands.
The bundled zoom lens is a little slow so you might want to go for an f2.8 18-55mm after market lens.
Viewfinder information is clear, with a sensor that shuts off the LCD when you are focusing or the camera is hanging from the strap.
The auto focus is quick and precise. Full manual control as ...- Read CAW's review (204 words)
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