I purchased this camera for my daughter for Christmas - she loves it - had no problem with blurry images and is small and has great pictures for the price.
Reviewed by jeannieo (NJ)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)
![]() |
Overall Rating (8/10) |
Cheap SLR Camera Lenses Review by Torm (Vancouver, BC) 2010-02-08 The 50mm is probably the best bang for the Buck, Canon lens lineup. The quality difference between this goal and not other L lenses are very suggestive.... Read more Cheap SLR Camera Lenses reviews... |

|
Top #1 Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Standard Zoom Lens for CanonOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by E. Burd (USA) 2010-01-22 I rented this goal a few months ago, along with the objective 24-105 F4. Like a lot of people, I was debating back and forth about what our goals to achieve. I based my decision to buy this goal, they tend to shoot in low light conditions and especially inside, where you use a lens F4 is a bit 'difficult without flash or tripod. I do not like to use... Read more Canon EF 24-70mm reviews | ||
|
Top #2 Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens for Canon EOSOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by Alfredo Muracciole (USA) 2010-01-23 This target is very useful for different purposes. Not only as a zoom lens-in that allows you to approach a distant subject, but I find it ideal for portraits. In fact, one can say that it is a non-intrusive lens, so to speak, when it comes to tackling big projects. Other low focal length lenses, I noticed that people, and... Read more Canon EF 70-300mm reviews | ||
|
Top #3 Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM Medium Telephoto Lens for CanonOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by Gary Cumberland (California - London) 2009-11-24 Five stars is the Lense justice. Recently, I read all the comments on this provision and other sites all have proclaimed this goal as a fantasy of buying, its best. This lens is a bargain price, the cost of similar quality at more than $ 1000, usually for his portraits of the lens only to have the price, if there is something better on... Read more Canon EF 85mm reviews | ||
|
Top #4 Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera LensOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by S. Fisher (georgia) 2010-02-06 port had to use, but arrived in perfect condition and fast!... Read more Canon EF 50mm reviews | ||
|
Top #5 Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLROverall Rating (10/10)![]() |
|
| Review by J. Horst (USA) 2010-02-03 I bought this after I was advised by a friend. This is an ideal target for fast photo portrait! I will warn you that you will want to resign F2.2 to F1.8 as it is a little 'soft. It 'a little' close on a DX camera for photography indoors (you must have space for the backup). The general was a grea... Read more Nikon 50mm f/1.8D reviews | ||
|
Top #6 Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLROverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by R. Singleton (Raleigh, NC) 2010-02-06 This is a great lens. E 'perfect for low light situations, it is compact and works well with the D40X. E 'given time and hold it as the main objective now. I did not take away the camera, because I have!... Read more Nikon 35mm f/1.8G reviews | ||
|
Top #7 Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom Lens for CanonOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by Joanne C (Fort Lauderdale, FL) 2010-01-30 So this is my canvas just so I can not really compare with others. I have 2 types of lenses, and I immediately went to it. I think for the price, quality and features that will not disappoint you. I have some great pictures with this objective and are always very happy to use it. I am an amateur photographer, with a budget and this len... Read more Canon EF-S 55-250mm reviews | ||
|
Top #8 Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Telephoto Zoom Lens for CanonOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by silverram (Gainesville, FL) 2010-01-27 I am a serious amateur photographer who recently received the lens as a Christmas present this year. I use it on my Digital Rebel XT and I seem to do a good job as an entry-level zoom. I tried the lens out to bu about a month and I have virtually the same conclusions, like all others: the autofocus is a bit 'slow and clumsy... Read more Canon EF 75-300mm reviews | ||
|
Top #9 Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II Telephoto Zoom LensOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by R. Neve (North Carolina) 2010-01-31 I have a D40 with this objective and 35 millimeters f1.8 and the combination seems to cover almost everything I need. This objective is too slow to work well inside, but I used it when I like the versatility, but also for indoor shooting, the Nikon 35 millimeters f/1.8G AF-S DX lens for Nikon digital SLR cameras is a bargain . Also keep in mind that the objective, the shadow of... Read more Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G reviews | ||
|
Top #10 Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM Standard & Medium Telephoto LensOverall Rating (8/10)![]() |
|
| Review by Trina (NC) 2010-01-19 I recently bought this lens and are amazed at how the images are sharp. The colors are rich and has a great versatile lens. I use it for portraits and sports. Developing very fast, with surprising results.... Read more Canon EF 50mm reviews | ||
I purchased this camera for my daughter for Christmas - she loves it - had no problem with blurry images and is small and has great pictures for the price.
Reviewed by jeannieo (NJ)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)
Absolutely perfect shot! This is a fantastic camera in all respects except the following "cracks in the armor:
- Repeat steps are "okay", but I prefer to do it faster
- Week photographic require another application … not difficult to do, but it could be easier.
Total … This is a great camera, worth every penny … and more!
Tony B
Reviewed by Anthony A. Barbieri (San Diego)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)
If you just started, want your photos a bit more serious and you might want to turn your hand to try to make some money with your photography, you will get in a digital SLR camera. Look SLR stands for Single Lens Reflex, then add the digital and you have the D-SLR camera.
D-SLR cameras can cost more than a few top line point and click camera, but if you want to be the more serious photographerThis is one of the best investments you will make. The second investment you can do is take the time to understand the camera altogether. They would also agree on what you learn about photography, by knowing how to be thrilled with your camera.
We downgrade to an old Panasonic digital SLR original Digital Rebel. My wife was tired of the old DLSR, it was difficult to take with us and who does not enjoy having to learn the manual controls to get pictures perfectly. Intelligent Auto function on this camera is exactly what we were looking and seems smart enough to make the necessary adjustments. We were very pleased with the images that we obtained during the last month we had. The videos taken with the camera are of high quality and are sure it will not have the camera again. 12x zoom (300mm) is impressive and is also good and my long-range projection use with my digital SLR. Battery life seems pretty good, but I plan to invest in some 'pasta seconds to be sure. If you are looking for a good car that is very friendly, takes great pictures and video, and not break the bank, I highly recommend it.
That is shot, the Nikon D5000 with18mm - 55mm Lens