Pros: Low price, supports ISO speeds, exposure and WB bracketing, multiple lenses, long battery life.

Cons: No onboard FEC capability, but little else to complain about.

The Bottom Line: The Digital Rebel isn't absolutely perfect, but is is the best digital SLR on the market for this price, in my opinion. I love this camera.

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Pros: Price range, creative flexibility

Cons: Little control over metering, body material could be improved

The Bottom Line: A camera that fits a specific audience and price range. If it fits, wear it.

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Pros: Great camera for the price, very versatile, relatively easy to use. NO FILM!!

Cons: Not very many options for flash, no "double exposure"

The Bottom Line: You can't beat the price on this camera, and it will give you a lot of bang for your buck! Prepare to become a genuine shutter bug!

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Pros: RAW file format, uses EF lenses, auto bracketing, wide ISO latitude, high frame rate, cheap

Cons: Not much

The Bottom Line: As of this writing, the Digital Rebel is the best value in the DSLR category.

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Pros: CF storage media - Battery life - Canon quality

Cons: A little bulky - Slight shutter lag - CF card not included

The Bottom Line: Canon has combined a proven and reliable CMOS sensor (EOS D10) with a proven and reliable camera body (EOS Rebel)

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Pros: Great Value, Excellent Image Quality, Most Versatile Camera, Lower Price than D70

Cons: Slower to start, slower continuous drive shooting than D70

The Bottom Line: I recommend the Canon highly all around, and strongly recommend it for those on a budget. If cash is no problem, the Nikon is $300 more and $250 better.

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Pros: Simple enough for beginners, advanced enough for most professionals.

Cons: Now we have no excuse for not improving our skills and techniques, becoming better photographers.

The Bottom Line: We have nothing but praise for the Canon Digital Rebel. Now we have no excuse for not improving our skills and techniques, and becoming better photographers.

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Pros: Great mix of features and flexibility, excellent picture quality, incredible value

Cons: No ability to compose frames using LCD, no PC terminal

The Bottom Line: I don't think you can go wrong with this camera. Advanced users will love it's flexibility while novice users will have no problem taking great pictures.

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Pros: Terrific Value, Awesome picture wuality

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Outstanding picture quality even when printed at 12"x18". Perfect pictures time after time, click after click.

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Pros: Great image quality, easy enough for a non pro to use.

Cons: Expensive, large size may bother non-pros used to smaller cameras.

The Bottom Line: If you want a good all around camera that delivers good prints this is the way to go. Easy enough for the non-photographer to use.

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