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It's -=Official=- New Rebel thread - The EOS Digital Rebel XT

 
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Feb 16, 2005 18:48 |  #31

Hm. Still only up to ISO1600? I wonder how the low light performance is. That's the biggest reason I want to move to a 20D.


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Feb 16, 2005 18:52 |  #32

"Rebel XT" ?

This thing is a 19.5D.


It's late, I'm tired: Anyone have a short list of what the 20D has over this besides 5 fps?


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Feb 16, 2005 18:53 as a reply to  @ post 415489 |  #33

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B*gger. Canon NB -2LH Li-Ion. I suppose that was a matter of time. A shame the BP also takes those, would be nice to still have a BP-511 Option.

NB-2L is only 600Mah as well, not sure what the 'H' Version will be, but I would bet this doesn't have the battery life of the 20D with its stock battery.

Smaller battery is probably how they managed to fit everything into a smaller, lighter shell. I hope that efficiency improvements allow the battery to last at least as long as the present setup does in the D-Reb.


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Feb 16, 2005 18:54 |  #34

Hmmmm, I wonder how many people will accidentally turn or off the camera when changing shooting modes. Not sure if I like that power button there. Interesting place for the LCD that displays the camera settings. That probably helped with the overall size.
Now if the price is less than the original 300, this is going to be more of a D70 killer than it appears to be now.
Still glad I got my 20D.


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Feb 16, 2005 18:57 as a reply to  @ Scottes's post |  #35

Scottes wrote:
"Rebel XT" ?

This thing is a 19.5D.


It's late, I'm tired: Anyone have a short list of what the 20D has over this besides 5 fps?

Mag alloy body, 9-point AF scheme, I think that the D-Reb retains the previous focus scheme. Possibly longer battery life. ISO 50 & 3200. O.2 extra megapixels (wow!!). Rear dial and Elan-type ergonomics.

Haven't really had any time to compare specs yet - but this baby looks pretty doggone good to me!


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Feb 16, 2005 18:58 as a reply to  @ Scottes's post |  #36

Scottes wrote:
"Rebel XT" ?

This thing is a 19.5D.


It's late, I'm tired: Anyone have a short list of what the 20D has over this besides 5 fps?

I've got ISO3200, metal body, larger frame buffer, that spinny wheel thingy, 'normal' batteries. Can't find anything on start up time, custom functions, and focus points.

Doesn't seem to have a drive mode button, does have a metering mode button though!


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Feb 16, 2005 19:00 as a reply to  @ Tom W's post |  #37

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Smaller battery is probably how they managed to fit everything into a smaller, lighter shell. I hope that efficiency improvements allow the battery to last at least as long as the present setup does in the D-Reb.

"DIGIC II is part of the reason that the Canon EOS Rebel XT is capable of taking 600 shots on just a single battery charge."

New processor is claiming less operating time.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:06 as a reply to  @ FlyingPete's post |  #38

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I've got ISO3200, metal body, larger frame buffer, that spinny wheel thingy, 'normal' batteries. Can't find anything on start up time, custom functions, and focus points.

Doesn't seem to have a drive mode button, does have a metering mode button though!

350D does have 0.2 sec start up. Must be the same amount of focus points as previous Rebel.... does not seem to state.

Also, the 20D has 1/8000 shutter speed, 350D appears to be 1/4000.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:06 as a reply to  @ post 415461 |  #39

Finally! What the original rebel should have been. Nothing crippled. Did anyone get a price? Now, do I want a second body, or sell the old one?


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Feb 16, 2005 19:08 |  #40

$899 US body only, $999 with the kit lens. According to posters at FM.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:09 as a reply to  @ Fills's post |  #41

Fills wrote:
"DIGIC II is part of the reason that the Canon EOS Rebel XT is capable of taking 600 shots on just a single battery charge."

New processor is claiming less operating time.

Thanks - I missed the battery life information.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:10 as a reply to  @ Fills's post |  #42

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350D does have 0.2 sec start up. Must be the same amount of focus points as previous Rebel.... does not seem to state.

Also, the 20D has 1/8000 shutter speed, 350D appears to be 1/4000.

I saw 7 focus points in one of the images on the PMA site - same as previous Rebel (I think) and definately same as my old 10D.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:16 |  #43

It's a veritable dust up,. a frackas,. Canon is cleaning house and cleaning Nikon's clock!

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Feb 16, 2005 19:40 |  #44

The cat's finally out of the bag eh? THANK GROD! I hope I never have to keep quite about new toys ever again, it was h3ll not being able to tell anyone! Like I said, it's like the 20D, but less cripped than the 300D was compared with the 10D. I'm still suprised though how close it is to the 20D - construction, frame buffer, and the wheel are the main advantages I can see. I'm still glad I got the 20D though.

Bye bye D70.


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Feb 16, 2005 19:49 |  #45

Very nice lookin cam. I'm happy with my 6.3MP DReb right now, though. My next upgrade will probably be in the 20D range (or whatever is out to replace the 20D when the time comes).

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