Canon Rebel Xs User Guide

have used it several times it works very very well for the camera I own which is a canon rebel eos xs

Easy to attach to camera...works great. I'm using this on a Canon Rebel XS with a Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 Lens. The Monopod attaches directly to the lens.

I use this lens as a standard on a Canon Rebel XS. I have confidence that it will deliver quality images in all sorts of lighting conditions. It's built well, focus is sharp and fast, great color reproduction, and nice depth of field effects (f2-f22). The auto-focus noise is minimal and doesn't bother me at all (USM would have been a nice feature though). All in all, a great performer for the cost!

This bag fits my Canon Rebel XS perfectly. It's a snug fit and it keeps it from getting damaged while in my purse. It was just what I needed.

I retired the stock Canon strap on my rebel XS for this. I used it all weekend at the racetrack and it was comfortable! But I did have to remove some extra parts..

Works fine. I wish this came with a user's guide, though.

The DVD and laminated guide combo is the perfect tutorial for the Canon Rebel XSi (450D). I trained myself on how to use the camera and continue to use it as a handy reference. I recommend this product!

Fairly new to photography and I took the plunge and bought a Canon R6 because I wanted to buy something nice and not work my way up. This user guide is perfect for someone who is starting up or even for a seasoned photographer. I showed this book to a friend who was my go to for canon questions and he was presently surprised by what he saw, he himself started looking for a guide for his R. It's compact, user friendly, not complicated like most user manuals and very insightful. The breakdowns with picture examples are the best part. If you are on the fence trust me it's worth it.

I've been a long time Canon user having started all the way back at the original Digital Rebel. Since then I've owned a variety of the FF models from Canon as well and I have to say this is the cream of the crop without going to the full pro line. I've fired off around 3000 shots with this body so far and I'm loving the results. The 6D that I've been shooting with the past couple of years always seemed to have an under exposure problem in my opinion and this camera is spot on. Dynamic Range is excellent in raw files. You can pull a lot of info without bracketing, but that technique will always be useful. I have grown to love the touch screen features too - once you learn to go for that all the time over the dials it really speeds up menu movement and is super effective for live view focusing. I'd highly recommend this beast of a machine as long as you can pair it with some quality glass.

As a long time Canon user I have yet to be too disappointed. Starting off with the Rebel G, moving to the Digital Rebel in 2003 and finally upgrading to the T2i I have been extremely happy. This camera is very slick with excellent photo and video quality. While the kit lens may not be superb, it gets the job done and with the added image stabilizer works well in low light. The screen is very clear and has more features than you could dream of. The grid overlays are helpful for arranging shots and making you think about scene setup. Overall a pretty rugged build with good weight and ergonomics. I was sad to see the T3i announcement just after purchasing this, but after comparing the specs I think I would still buy this camera over it. For a consumer DSLR you can't go wrong with the T2i.