Testseek.com have collected 93 expert reviews of the Canon EOS 400D Digital Rebel XTi and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon EOS 400D Digital Rebel XTi.
January 2008
(84%)
93 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Sharp pictures, Great noise performance, Dust reduction technology
Some minor chromatic aberration issues with the default lens The Final Word One of the best value for money D-SLRs available on the market, the 400D combines great picture quality with a comfortable build and plenty of features.
One of the best value for money D-SLRs available on the market, the 400D combines great picture quality with a comfortable build and plenty of features.
Rapid and powerful continuous shooting mode. Useful auto depth of field mode.
No image stabiliser.
Following the successful EOS 350D, this is Canons second entry-level D-SLR. Lets hope we see an even lower-price model soon so we can all enjoy the benefits of Canon quality and Canon build.As with all digital SLRs that shoot biggish files - and memo...
Abstract: The Canon Eos 400D is a digital SLR camera designed for amateurs and semi-professional photographers with similar image quality to more expensive equipment. It comes with a bright 2.5-inch LCD display to see your photos. This can?t be used as a viewfin...
Published: 2006-11-26, Author: Bruce , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Digital SLR cameraThis year digital SLR vendors have been showcasing everything from more resolution, to anti-dust technology and on-camera image stabilisation in their entry-level models. Now it's Canon's turn to refresh its market-leading 350D. And so...
To bring it into line with some of the competition, it adds another two million pixels to the APS-C size sensor and gains a much larger TFT, which is a lot easier to see at a glance or even in bright sunlight. Maybe it's just as well, because the same ...
To bring it into line with some of the competition, it adds another two million pixels to the APS-C size sensor and gains a much larger TFT, which is a lot easier to see at a glance or even in bright sunlight. Maybe it's just as well, because the same ...
Good noise control, Very reactive (startup and focus), Good image quality/antidust system, Easy handling/interesting style functions, Large range of AFS lenses
Only one adjustment dial, Narrow viewfinder (although bright), Capricious white balance indoors, No optical stabilization, 1855 mm optic a bit tight for a 10 MP sensor
We´re now getting to the stage with D-SLRs where we´ll see less and less totally different products and more and more evolutions of the last models. The 400D is no different. It´s basically an upgraded 350D and has upgrades in most of the importa...
Let’s be blunt: there are better DSLRs on the market and the fast-moving world of digital photography means that the EOS 400 is hardly a top rank camera. But we think it is a fine model for anyone dipping their toe into DSLR photography and doesn&rs...
Abstract: Impeccable picture quality in a well-rounded package. The market for sub-£500 10 megapixel DSLRs is hotly contested, but Canons EOS 400D is the one with the widest appeal. Most of its specs are fairly typical, but its nine-point auto focus is more...
