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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.  | sent on September 10, 2018 Pros: Image quality. Weight and handling, overall dimensions. Price. Battery life. Great to start with. "Masters" limits. Cons: Maximum Iso 1600. Noisy sensor. Autofocus. No SPOT metering. Little Silent Shutter. Slow burst. White balance. Opinion: |
 | sent on February 09, 2017 Pros: Cost, liveview, ease of use, battery life Cons: Af disastrous and very slow, a400 iso already noisy pixels. Opinion: My first reflex, when I think I remember now full of flaws, but at the time ... How many soddisfazion !!! It is still a Canon and its "craft do" then obviously everything rapportato.rnLa maf was a penalty, a few points and then if there was little light, saved! beautiful colors, pity about the noise for me was already annoying to 400 iso.rnUna wide range of objectives of all prices and brands, all in all I'm happy to remember it is also me a bit 'of nostalgia. |
 | sent on August 06, 2016 Pros: Economic, lightweight, easy to use, great for a beginner Cons: ridiculous ISO management, lack spot mode (as modern 1200/1300). Opinion: It was my first SLR, and after a year of use, after having compared with my new 650D, I can sum up: it is used at bargain prices, siciramente if I had to choose between a 1000 or 1200/1300, the better old woman. rnSforna rows of 10 mpx, lightweight and easy to work with. rnDato not turning out beautiful and ready jpeg must gain experience with post production, and I consider it an advantage, after all if I want jpeg ready snap with your phone. rnNonostante is a max ISO of 8 years the entry level are only in 1600; ISO max files are manageable (for personal use limit), but already at 200 ISO noise is there and it vede.rnQuesto is one of the reasons why I changed: in certain situations, such events, ceremonies etc. , you just can not shoot. rnL'altro reason is the lack of spot mode for exposure, apparently not available for Canon SLR lower end. rnDevo mention that with a few euro more my 650D has many extra things: touch screen orientsible with good definition, improved autofocus, better burst. rnih conclusion, I recommend it to all those who want to start this amazing journey that is photography, you'll understand why when I needed something more, it means that you will have improved your technique or you have specific needs that will allow you to express yourself to the fullest. Definitely better this than a new entry level rather spend in rn objectives |
 | sent on November 03, 2015 Pros: Price, functionality, weight Cons: Iso, 10Mpx Opinion: My first digital SLR, excellent to start, surely now (2015) have been made huge strides in the world of digital SLRs but I keep using, inseparable, lightweight and comfortable, does not shine in any environment is clearly a camera designed to get close to photography and in this succeeds very well. Now discontinued replaced by the new 1000 series. |
 | sent on September 11, 2014 Pros: Small, light, intuitive, excellent battery life, lighter file, price. Cons: Sensor noisy especially at high ISO, the files need to post, shutter sound terrible, difficulty focusing in situations of poor visibility or poor contrast. Opinion: It 'a great macchinuzza to begin the approach with the digital SLR photography. It has everything you need, nothing more, nothing less. Its price is very attractive to enter on tiptoe in this mondo.rnGrazie to its small size and low weight, it is not a tragedy to bring her wherever you vada.rnrnLe its limited performance lead to want to learn more, to achieve better results, is to maximize the tool in the recovery both during post.rnVenendo from analog photography, where adjustments are limited, learn to shoot with this tool was quite simple and intuitive. rnI file that produces need a bit of post-production, one of the main Pecce is that if you want to pull out a bit of sharpness produced from the image file you run into very noisy even at low ISO, so the "clean" are absolutely necessary. rnPer me that I am neither an expert nor a lover of post-production is a defect, to those who like to tinker can not be a real proprio defect, but a "has become so" .rnA times when you do not want to put a fire there's no way, forcing the manual focus in low light conditions and even the eye can be a little hard to see where to turn the dial until you find the red dot accesso.rnDal my point of view the viewfinder coverage is not complete strain on the composition of the image a bit and my very humble opinion that has nothing to do with the result is the noise it makes the mechanism of 'shutter a bit from "toy", direi.rnNon unbearable that I can give a positive vote considering tutto.rnBuona light |
 | sent on August 09, 2014 Pros: Lightweight, low price. , Very easy to use, good battery life Cons: lack video, af slow and somewhat inaccurate, iso low, the lack of dust Opinion: To enter the world of photography, there is nothing better than the 1000 levels of the two sisters in 1100 and 1200 the most modern battery lasts a bang rnl'autofocus is slow and not very suitable for continuous shots and night shots but combined with the sigma 10-20 gave me great views, and is very light, I happened to use it also coupled to the canon 40mm pancake and it seems to use a small compact, you can not expect great results but in short, is the perfect machine for those who want to start (at least until the picture becomes a drug and imposes on you the use of machines of higher grade) but for a beginner the upper stains are useless most of this to learn the basics |
 | sent on May 20, 2014 Pros: Economical, lightweight and intuitive Cons: Noise, focus, slow and inaccurate Opinion: The 1000D is an SLR that I will always remember with pleasure, for me is the mandatory step for those who must start: entry-level reduced to the essentials that you can come and thoroughly understand the "mechanics" of an SLR, it definitely has a lot of limits, but it is right that the first SLR to have them. Moreover, thanks to the savings on the body you can afford to go with it saving some quality optics, and if you start to combine it with interesting optical quality also small and handy entry-level in question can churn out some interesting image. Inevitable with increasing passion switching to a better body. Highly recommended to those who racks his brains on the first purchase: no need to consider the bodies of several hundred Euros, save money and if you fall in the combined budget perspective better than 18-55, which is the true limit of 1000D.rnrnlorenzo |
  | sent on May 19, 2014 Pros: Economical, lightweight, has useful functions for learning how to use an SLR: Manual, Shutter priority, Aperture priority. Cons: Obviously you can not take too much for this price but it has many shortcomings: low iso 1600 and even exploited well, there is often noise in the picture, system focus disappointing, except when used with a fixed point. It does not have video mode. Low quality materials. Missing the top screen. Opinion: I consider it a great machine to learn, at least for me it is stata.rnDa the ability to use the camera in the upper mode of the sisters, from pre-programmed scenes to those manuals (AV, TV, M). RnGrazie these you can learn all more photographic techniques: rnCon TV set can slow shutter speeds to blur creative techniques (panning, hazy skies or water movement, etc.) rnCon av ... we can learn to use the brightness of a lens opening up to the maximum aperture for portraits, or closing it to take pictures of paesaggio.rnIn M manual can do everything ... rnrnOvviamente limits at some point will be felt, and luckily! It means that the basic things you have learned and now is the time to move on to the next level to continue in this wonderful passion which is to be fotografia.rnrnSpero state of aiutornUn salutornrnDaniele Ruggeri |
 | sent on November 15, 2013 Pros: Economic, relative quality, complete with all the necessary adjustments to start hacking away with an SLR ... Cons: The lower limits of a semipro as overall quality, af loony in certain situations, when you decide you do not want to take, there are ways to change her mind ... Opinion: Machine that is the entry level for excellence, is cheap and snaps like a one-400d, good quality than price, honest, fairly complete manual section. The main flaws are first of all that the auto focus especially in low light is the main actress of the stage, and then the final decision when he does not want to take her things!! |
 | sent on October 28, 2013 Pros: Lightweight and compact, excellent quality / price ratio, long battery life and image quality. Cons: Slow in continuous shots, Iso limited. Opinion: Given the quality / price ratio, for me it's a perfectly successful. Its ease of use is a big help especially for beginners who look out for the first time to the field of SLR. I've seen some reviews complaining about the lack of video function, but personally I do not feel the need and, in any case, everything is in proportion to the price more accessible than the machine itself. You probably have not yet experienced enough to recognize the limitations of this camera but I think the 1000D is a great support to mature their photographic technique without necessarily incur expenses for which an amateur may be excessively and unnecessarily high. |
 | sent on March 08, 2013 Pros: Light, cheap, surprisingly produces great shots. Live view. Excellent also as a second camera body. AF good. excellent battery life. Good up to ISO 400. Great for beginners. Cons: AF limited. ISO limited to 1600. Gusts poor. Opinion: A great car for those who approach to photography. The own for 3 years, it was my first SLR and I was very satisfied. Now I begin to be very close, I would like to upgrade. But I want to say that a beginner will pass many, many shots before being given the constraints of macchina.rn10MP seem few, but they are not for nothing. for pictures on the monitor are great for printing megalithic dimensions are good. RAW processed well in view PP.rnLive great for landscapes, coupled with the tam 17-50 VR was not a rivelazione.rnper a beginner, with the experience (and months and years of shots) will stay close to 1600 ISO, and l ' AF in special circumstances not awake, the burst in used scarsa.rnConsiderando that you buy at a price given, for beginners is an opportunity to have a good car and invest immediately from the perspective decent (18-55 of the series is quite scarsino). rnrnper see examples of my shots (to date with all 1000D): http://www.flickr.com/photos/luke_silver/ |
 | sent on February 14, 2013 Pros: Economy. When she left was the first to have the Live View. The battery life is phenomenal. Cons: Very limited and dated. Assiema the 450d was the last without video. Opinion: When she came out, the competitor entry level nikon d40x was the respect in which he had many qualities, so I bought it in January 2009.rn-Motor Autofocusrn-Live Viewrn-CMOS sensor and CCD (though much smaller) rn-Best sensitivity rn-More leggerarn-Cheaper (also stabilized kit lens cost less than the normal lenses nikon) rn-Ability to shoot in remote mac or pc that I think there was to Nikon.rnrnOvviamente compared to camera bodies Category higher and more recent loses on almost all fronts, but it's like comparing a pc in 2008 with one of ... rnOra now is definitely a body dated, but to approach the world of DSRL is a practical and economical solution. |
 | sent on December 05, 2012 Pros: Price, ease of use live view and size. Cons: Low yield to iso greater than or equal to 800, Af not precise, targeted and gusts virtually nonexistent. Opinion: Good SLR to start with soprattto for newcomers to the world of photography. Has limitations such as AF and performance at high ISO sometimes frustrating. It is simple to use and produces good file with the right optics. The viewfinder is only used to compose since it is impossible to rely on this for a MAF precise, this deficiency, however, and in part by soddifatta live view in genres such as macro and landscapes is utlissimo. |
 | sent on October 03, 2012 Pros: Price, weight, size, quality raw Cons: ISO maximum, no video, slow burst, autofocus, jpeg Opinion: Brought home with € 300 in a kit with 18-55 has a good relationship image quality / price. The low weight make it almost disappear in the bag but for those with large hands is too small (problem solved with battery grip). The 7-point AF system would be sufficient but the contrast detection becomes very slow on Low-contrast subjects or in low light. The quality of the raw is very good with the right lens (see 50mm f/1.8) but the files are too compressed jpg. Unfortunately, the flurry of 3 fps (sufficient for a "normal") is only possible in jpg. Maximum ISO 1600, for use up to 800, also here you can solve with a fixed light. Missing the video function but I've never felt the need. In general it is a good investment to get into the SLR world: its limits come soon but the skill of the photographer lies in overcoming them. Ps: 10 Mpixel are more than enough and also be processed by PC dated, done often held little consideration .. |
  | sent on September 21, 2011 Pros: Affordable, compact and lightweight, good image quality Cons: Iso content, missing video, small screen Opinion: The 1000D is an entry level camera, with a good price, good image quality, compact and lightweight. It 'was my first digital SLR camera with which I have done and continue to do good photos, if you use it in manual has all the useful functions for experience (live wiev, mirror lock, remote control by PC, etc ...) . the screen is a bit 'small only 2.5 "inches but this makes the battery life of more' (about 400/500 shots without the use of live Wiev). As can be up to ISO 1600 but I have to say that is usable really only up to 400 or up to 800 in an acceptable manner. convinced me not so much the system focus to 7 points and is a bit 'slow as burst (max about 3 frames per sec. JPG, half in Raw.) Ideal for beginners or as a second body. |
 | sent on August 25, 2011 Pros: Image quality, light weight, a historic brand Cons: Lack video Opinion: I agree with those who have written before me. I took advantage of a promotion and now I also own a DSLR worthy to be called such. I do not reject my Fujifilm F30 because I have too many memories linked to its ability to be a good compact, especially in low light. But since I purchased my "mini" Canon, I would just go and shoot all over the world. |
 | sent on August 19, 2011 Pros: Lightweight, economical and all you need to look for a novice photographer Cons: Iso content, exposure compensation sacrificed, in general performance contained Opinion: I am a happy owner of 1000D as novice photographer. And 'no doubt that in the first months / years of photography, however intense they may be, is still to a discovery. Would make little sense to get good results only by half of the upper class (I avoid trivial comparisons with the automotive world!). The 1000D allows you to experience all that you can do in photography and the results are more than appreciable. It 's true 1600iso are few, 10MP now are exceeded, a few points of focus and metering but we've got a body of 300 (trecento!) euro offering the possbilità to "play" with any parameter photographic so far there were precluded by the compact. I suspect that when the photographer realizes that limit the quality of their work lies in the equipment then it is right and proper to adopt something that can really unleash its potential if used correctly. 1000D: very good testing ground |
 | sent on July 15, 2011 Pros: Light and compact with good image quality. Cons: No video. Opinion: The 1000D is a camera truly successful. E 'very compact and light but does not disappoint as regards the quality of image. It 'perfect for travel photography and "street photography", you can just hide in the bag and can be pulled out at any time. It has 10 megapixels and image quality, considering the price of the camera is very good and the sound of digital content, may be due to "only" 10 megapixel cameras with comparable upper class. It has a 2.5-inch LCD display with a resolution of 230 thousand pixels. The electronic viewfinder is pentamirror, the processor is the previous DIGIC III and supports memory cards Secure Digital and SDHC. Shooting at a maximum speed of 3 frames per second and the price of the camera is not bad. Unfortunately no video but has a live view of good quality even with 10x magnification. The best choice for those who began photographing with a DSLR or for those looking for easy handling. |
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