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Norfindel Buying a Rebel 04-15-2005, 07:44 AM
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    Re: Buying a Rebel

    I love my rebel - I have not had any problems with it other than user error! lol Just remember to always check your white balance, but that is with most SLRs anyway.

    Stephen - tell me more about this trickery! I want to trick out my camera! What sort of things did you do to make it even better?
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    i had the rebel for about a year before i got sick of it. its a decent camera, but there are quite a few problems with it. exposure varies in burst mode, there is no flash exposure compensation, and the white balance sucks. theres no reason to get a camera that you HAVE to hack the firmware on to make it a camera worth keeping. I have a 20D now, and i am very very pleased with it. im sure the rebel XT will be a huge improvement over the original rebel.
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    Re: Buying a Rebel

    Quote Originally Posted by Janie
    I love my rebel - I have not had any problems with it other than user error! lol Just remember to always check your white balance, but that is with most SLRs anyway.

    Stephen - tell me more about this trickery! I want to trick out my camera! What sort of things did you do to make it even better?
    Basically, the software hack enables some software features that were purposely left disabled by Canon. The 10D and 300D share a common software platform, so Canon "turned off" some software features. The ones I use most on my 300D are Flash Exposure Compensation and ISO 3200.

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    Re: Buying a Rebel

    Thank you for the replies, specially the software hack. It's good to know it's there if i need it.

    I currently are using a zenith 35mm slr, and don't do that much photography to really need the 350d features. Besides of that, here the local currency is about 3 x u$s dollar, and the 200 increment really makes the price go high. But i think the 300d will really satisfy my needs, and want to move to digital, avoiding the "point and shoot" cameras, i would really hate not being able to tell the camera how i want the picture taken.

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    Re: Buying a Rebel

    fair enough. enjoy
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