Canon Digital Slr Models

I have 3 Canon digital SLR's and I love all of them. Great photos very high quality.

This is my first digital SLR. I have been watching canon 50D and Nikon D90 for a long time... right now, this price is really attractive.

I used the LCD screen protector on my Canon SLR digital camera. I love it! It not only protects the screen from scratches and smudges, it also filters out the glare.

This camera cover fits perfectly on my Canon xsi digital slr with kit lens. Having traveled with a well padded holster bag that provided more protection from bumps than I needed, I wanted to protect my camera with less bulk. I am able to access the camera quickly and cover it up with no more effort than before. With a fully charged battery and an ample memory card, my load is lighter and I am happy knowing my camera is protected.

I have well over $1,000 worth of older Canon lenses. For a little over $30 I am able to use them with my newer Canon digital SLR. You do have to be patient while mounting everything together, but thus far it has been fun.

I've always used a filter on my SLR lenses so when I got my brand new Canon EOS digital SLR I was surprised that the color of the first few shots was off. Then I remembered the filter. All good now!!!

I love this camera almost more than my digital SLR! Very high quality pics and video from this super small digital marvel! I replaced my Canon SD 1000 with this model and have been very pleased. Perfect for travel! Way to go Canon!

I have a Nikon digital SLR, but the Canon G12 is what I carry in my purse all the time. I had Canon's Powershot 630A and liked that, too, until it finally gave out. I'd been looking at the G12 and promising myself that if I needed to replace the 630A, I'd buy it, but then I talked myself into buying the more compact s100. After a brief period, I traded it in for the G12. The G12 is one of the larger point-and-shoots but that's mainly because it has two features I love: an optical viewfinder and an articulated monitor. For me, there's no contest. It's well worth the larger size. Furthermore, the controls are beautifully placed and easy to use and the pictures are crisp and clear with beautiful color. The one thing I miss (compared to an SLR) is that in Aperture or Shutter priority modes, you don't see the shutter speed (if you're in Av mode) or the aperture (if you're in Tv mode) that the camera has chosen. I hope Canon can correct that in the next iteration.

I had one for my 35mm SLR camera. When I bought a digital SLR, the strap that came with the camera (Canon) was horrible. I looked around and looked around and didn't find anything better than the Op/Tech strap so picked up one for the new camera.

I use this tripod to support Canon Digital SLR cameras. While some may think this is over kill, I deal with lots of little children and this keeps the children and my camera save. Construction is true and strong, easy to raise and lower with crank and everything locks together well. Not much weight. Should be sold with a bag. Would be nice if on the center pole, when the legs spray out, that there is a screw to tighten down the sliding ring on the lower part of the pole. Other than that, I give this tripod a 10 and will be buying more for the people I work with.