Canon Rebel 28 90Mm Discontinued Manufacturer Review

I am writing this review after more than a year of purchase, this is a very good camera, for anyone who is beginner or advanced in black and white photography courses, it is a work of art, very good results, easy setup, it may be different from Leica but much cheaper and at the same time just as good as with a backlit LED screen that shows you your settings and an internal exposure meter that flashes when your exposure settings are not are compatible with the amount of light you need, unless…

I am a sophomore in the art department and bought this camera to explore the world of photography a little more. The camera is far more impressive than I ever expected and takes really great shots, especially up close. I've gone through ten rolls already and have been very impressed with the results. I also had a lot of fun with the multiple exposure feature, which allows for both beautifully sharp and oddly abstract images. I'm still learning about the camera's creative features, but so far…

Canon Ti I've only had a week and I've already developed and bought more film (black and white). I was immediately impressed and amazed at the quality of the pictures I was able to take as an amateur (and first time camera buyer). The color, sharpness and realism presented in the film, as well as the camera's light, strong and attractive body make it a popular model that will not shock anyone. I did a lot of research on modern 35mm SLRs before buying them and this model immediately caught my…

I've recently become very interested in photography and after a few weeks of reading reviews and researching at a local camera shop I decided on the Rebel Ti. After almost 25 rolls of film I have not yet been disappointed by this camera. Everything about the camera screams quality. Let's start with the body. Its delicate yet ergonomic shape fits my hands perfectly, and most basic settings are controlled with just a few fingers. The large backlit LCD on the back of the camera is very easy to…