Canon EOS 350D
The Canon EOS 350D, released in 2005, is more a ground-up redesign than an upgrade to its groundbreaking predecessor, the EOS 300D. New features include white balance correction options and a monochrome mode. The metal EF-S mount was retained, so any EF as well as the specialized EF-S lenses can be used.
For a camera first released several years ago, its 8-megapixel resolution remains competitive. Fast write times to CompactFlash, long battery life, and solid construction. Overall, a great value — if you can still find one on sale.
The Canon EOS 350D represents a leap forward from its predecessor, the original EOS 300D, offering more than one might expect from the addition of a couple consonants to the name. The 350D is a zippy performer
Apart from being smaller and lighter, build quality on the Digital rebel XT has been improved and several new features have been incorporated
Why would I (or you) choose the 350D over the 20D? For me, the primary factors were the small size, light weight, and price. As someone that plans to carry the camera for extended time periods on hikes, and other travels, the Canon 350D, seemed to be a better choice.
Canon’s EOS 350D Digital (Digital Rebel XT in the US) combines ease of use, a robust design, and many of the same compelling technologies found in Canon’s professional series EOS cameras, making it an excellent camera for the money.
18 months after the release of the original EOS Canon Digital Rebel, the Rebel XT improves upon its predecessor with 20 percent more resolution in a 15 percent smaller casing.
Canon’s EOS-350D is the successor to the enormously successful EOS-300D. When it was launched in August 2003, the 300D spear-headed the market for affordable digital SLRs.
Canon EOS 350D includes a start up time of 0.2 second, 3 fps and a 14 frame burst performance you will always be ready to take the next shot with the DIGIC II ensuring efficient image processing.
The Digital Rebel XT may be an “entry-level” camera but it’s quite the performer thanks to Canon’s most powerful SLR imaging engine.
There are usually some leaks and rumours around before the release of a product as important as the newest Canon digital SLR, but the 350D caught us by surprise given that our A-Listed 300D was by no means looking old. But here it is, and it’s certainly more than a minor revision.
Without a doubt, the Canon Digital Rebel (aka EOS-300D) was one of the biggest advancements in consumer digital photography. For the first time, regular consumers could own a digital SLR for under $1000