The Canon EOS Rebel XSi Camera - Performance
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The Canon EOS Rebel XSi is definitely user friendly when it comes to its interface. The My Menu feature, standard with older Canon models, is a great tool that allows you to build a personalized list of frequently accessed settings so that you do not have to waste time scrolling through all of the menu options. The Rebel XSi also has more buttons that are dedicated to different features than most other entry level cameras; these features include auto focus settings and ISO. This is another great design feature that provides a shortcut to accessing your most needed settings options.
Performance-wise, the Canon EOS Rebel is like a track athlete; it is fast. Its speed is due to its rapid auto focus system and its DIGIC III processor. The speed and lack of lag that accompanies the Rebel XSi makes it not only good for everyday use, but also for those needing to take multiple, quick shots at sporting events.
The EOS Rebel XSi uses the same flash as the XTi model. There are four different flash modes on the XSi: auto, red-eye reduction, forced on, and forced off. All four modes seem to work as expected with satisfactory results when using the XSi.
Per the camera's specifications, the Canon EOS Rebel XSi is supposed to be capable of taking 600 shots per full charge of its 1050mAh lithium-ion battery. This is a good battery life when compared to other entry level DSLRs in its class. You can also purchase an additional battery grip for the Rebel XSi, which would give it battery usage from two lithium-ion packs. Another option is to operate the XSi on six AA batteries with the use of an adapter.
The Canon EOS Rebel XSi's strong point is without a doubt its photo quality. This is one area where Canon is unmatched in the field of entry level DSLRs. Photos come out smooth, with outstanding color and sharpness. The new 12.2 mega pixel sensor on the EOS Rebel XSi has allowed Canon to maintain its superiority in the field of photo quality to which many have become accustomed.
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