Testseek.co.uk 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
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The editors liked
Good noise control
Very reactive (startup and focus)
Good image quality/antidust system
Easy handling/interesting style functions
Large range of AFS lenses
Fast
Responsive
Diminutive yet solidly built
On-board dust reduction
Well-saturated images
High resolution
Great quality images
10 megapixel CMOS sensor
ISO100-1600
Antidust system
9-point AF system
Bundled RAW converter and editor
Great features. Bargain price. Excellent lens. Impressive images
Compact and lightweight
Fast and responsive
Intelligently designed with shooting-friendly layout
Great image quality
Low noise at all ISO settings (apart from the highest ISO setting)
Easy to use - AUTO mode
Scene modes especially useful for beginners
Excellent image quality - difficult to detect any artefacts
Sturdy
Compact body
Good kit lens (...
The editors didn't like
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
Some image noise visible in shadow detail
Anti-dust system not 100% effective
Anti-shake lenses cost more
Viewfinder
Battery life
Not totally responsive
Second status LCD has been eliminated
Slow kit lens
No spot metering
Poor exposure of backlit subjects
No automatic image review options eg
Auto zoom.
No advanced playback review options eg
Compare 2 photos side by size zoomed in.
Deleting images must be done one at a time.
Lack of post processing abilities.
Not as many scene modes as other recent di...
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...
Noise levels a little higher than the 350D; handgrip too small.
So is the 400D worth paying extra for? Well certainly not if you compare resolution alone – theres really not a significant enough difference between the 8-megapixel 350D and the 10-megapixels of the 400D to make it worth the money.However, where th...
Abstract: 10-megapixel cameras seem to be the rage these days and we are not just strictly referring to the professional range. Be it in the realm of digital SLRs or compacts, there are enough signs to tell you that the 10-megapixel camera race is o...
Abstract: En solo tres años, Canon se las ha arreglado para lanzar la tercera cámara réflex de introducción. Cada cámara parece llegar con pequeñas, aunque importantes mejoras. La significación de los desarrollos actuales resulta claramente aparente cuando colo...
Bonne gestion du bruit numérique, Appareil très réactif (mise en route, autofocus), Bonne qualité des images / Système antipoussière, Boîtier simple à prendre en main / Fonction Styles d’image intéressant...
Une seule molette de réglage, Viseur étroit, mais lumineux, Balance des blancs capricieuse en intérieur, Pas de stabilisation optique, Optique 1855 mm « limite » pour un capteur à 10 millions de pixels
Rapide, simple d’utilisation et délivrant des images de qualité pour le public visé, le 400D séduira à la fois les canonistes et les photographes débutants....
Une excellente gestion du bruit ; une vélocité remarquable ; un large écran ; une bonne ergonomie.
Un système anti-poussière perfectible ; un processeur d’image d’ancienne génération ; pas de mesure spot ; la molette centrale fait toujours défaut.
Une nouvelle mouture sans réelle surprise mais non sans qualités, tant sur le plan technique qu’ergonomique. A moins de 800 €, l’EOS 400D devrait rencontrer un succès au moins équivalent à celui d...
Une excellente gestion du bruit ; une vélocité remarquable ; un large écran ; une bonne ergonomie.
Un système anti-poussière perfectible ; un processeur d’image d’ancienne génération ; pas de mesure spot ; la molette centrale fait toujours défaut.
Une nouvelle mouture sans réelle surprise mais non sans qualités, tant sur le plan technique qu’ergonomique. A moins de 800 €, l’EOS 400D devrait rencontrer un succès au moins équivalent à celui de son prédécesseur. ...
