Comments on: The Most Popular Digital Cameras

By: Chip Wood

Chip Wood — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:35:45 +0000

Well looking at the list above, I do not see that much on the one I own. It’s a Canon 400D XTI, It has the best rez. of any camera that I have owned. I used for the longest the Rebel 35mm film, and loved it. First Digital was a Kodak 3.1 then a 6.1 now the XTi. No complaints on any of them. I love taking all the pictures I want, then keeping what I want. The fact that I can take the lenses from my Rebel film and use them on my XTi. Now I am holding out for a 75 to 300 is lens.

By: Jennifer F

Jennifer F — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 04:25:43 +0000

I totally agree with Bob. I have a Fuji s9000 which I’ve been using since May. I’m really only a beginner, and I’ve already won awards with my camera. I plan on furthuring my education of my camera, but find it’s a littl ehard alone. I think group discussions on the subject would really help, however, dont’ kwno too many people with the same camera. HMMM….

Jenn

By: acidfog

acidfog — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 19:48:49 +0000

number 4 and number 6 r the same, the 300D and the Digital Rebel ;) take care and thx!!

By: Shona

Shona — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 06:25:16 +0000

I like the 350D but lots of people complain it’s too small and that a batt grip is definitely needed.

Also for me, I find it really annoying that the timer and the AV button are side by side! Well, vertically. I often press the wrong one and it gets on my nerves.

By: george woodson

george woodson — Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:16:00 +0000

i have the olympus e500 and like it a lot why doesn’t it get more play it takes great pics and is easy to use

By: Rob Parker

Rob Parker — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 06:50:57 +0000

Interesting to read the comments above, I was keen to purchase a Canon 400D (as in 300 and 350D above) but was so surprised to find in the shop that it was so small and plastic. The second camera on my list was the Nikon D80 (as in D70 above), what a different thing entirely, nicely shaped, weighted and balanced. I’m sure there will be little or no difference in picture quality, but I am surprised Canon make there initial DSLR’s so small and fiddly.

By: Harry Curson

Harry Curson — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:23:30 +0000

When I decided to upgrade to a DSLR I looked at a lot of cameras. It was obvious that two makes stood out in the crowd, the Cannon and the Nikon. On looking at a Cannon 350D in a local store it felt rather light and flimsy the body seemed to twist so i put it down. I then picked up a Nikon D70, it was love at first sight, its a quality camera that I still love useing. To be fair the Cannon is a great camera but it just lacks the build quality that a Nikon has.

By: Soph

Soph — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 00:32:34 +0000

I own a Nikon D50 SLR camera and I love it. It’s my first SLR so I’m still learning. So far I’ve been very happy with it. My pictures are clear and bright. I just wish I could afford a better quality lens! Someday I’ll make that happen. Cheers.

By: Ingrid Brooks

Ingrid Brooks — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 02:54:17 +0000

I am not a compulsive shopper and spent a year via internet, visiting photogaphy stores and speaking to people that had ditital cameras. I decided on a Nikon D70S. This is my first ditital camera and it is amazing. I have taken some courses on it, but the most amazing course was this past weekend. It was on Amherst Island and the instuctor was Darko Zeljkovic. He is well versed on any camera (bring your manual) If you see a course with Darko as the instuctor I would highly recommend you go for it!!

By: Mayble Watson

Mayble Watson — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 02:27:55 +0000

I use the Kodak 6490. I bought it over a year ago when they first came out.
I am very happy with it, I take a lot of different kind of pictures so I needed a versitile camera.
The 6490 features are easy to use and you can adapt them to almost any situation that may arise.
Keep up the great tips and thanks for the honest comments.