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Canon EOS 450D IS Double Zoom Kit (EOS 450D Camera, EF-S 18-55mm IS f/3.5-5.6 Lens & EF-S 55-250mm IS f/4.0-5.6 lens) |  | Brand: Canon
Rating:  11 reviews
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MPN: 1685810
Model: 2758B019AA
EAN: 8714574519678
ASIN: B00170WU8M
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| • | EOS 450D + EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS + | | • | EOS 450D + EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS + EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS |
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Product Description
The EOS 450D blends uncompromising performance with ease of use in a lightweight, ergonomic body. Capture your world with a 12.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor and the very latest Canon technologies.Features- 12.2 MP CMOS sensor- 3.5fps- 9-point wide-area AF- EOS Integrated Cleaning System- 3.0_ LCD with Live View mode- DIGIC III processor- Large, bright viewfinder- Total image control- Compact and lightweight- Compatible with EF/EF-S lenses and EX Speedlites12.2 Megapixel CMOS sensorThe 12.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor gives you plenty of detail for poster-size prints and extra flexibility when cropping. Sensitive in low light and virtually noise-free, CanonTs CMOS sensors are also remarkably power-efficient.3.5 fps shootingThe EOS 450D captures up to 3.5 frames per second for a continuous burst of up to 53 large JPEG images 6 in RAW. 9-point wide-area AFThe 9 AF points are spread out across the frame to better accommodate off-centre subjects. The central AF point is a high sensitivity cross type sensor for quick, accurate focusing with f/2.8 and faster lenses.EOS Integrated Cleaning SystemCanonTs built-in dust prevention system uses three methods to keep images blemish-free. 1 Specialised materials reduce dust generation within the camera. 2 A Self-Cleaning Sensor Unit shakes dust from the sensor each time the camera is turned on or off. 3 Stubborn dust spots are mapped for easy removal in Digital Photo Professional.3.0_ LCD with Live View modeThe bright 3.0_ LCD provides sharp definition for checking focus and composition, with 10x magnification for finer details. When shooting from awkward positions, Live View mode gives you the option of framing the image from the LCD, and a choice of focussing modes. DIGIC III processorRenowned for its white balance accuracy, DIGIC III renders colours with brilliant, true-to-life precision. Captured images are processed in 14-bit colour depth for finer tonal gradations. DIGIC III works efficiently to minimise power consumption while maintain
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So much for a medium price. November 10, 2009
RIK (Dudley, UK)
41 out of 41 found this review helpful
All I can say is this camera is fantastic. I have come through the ranks using various SLR's, onto digital compacts upon which I reached their limits and so last March bit the bullet and invested in an EOS 450d, I also purchased the 250mm lens and a couple of filters (based upon my original SLR uses). From opening the box this camera has done nothing more than deliver high quality and excellent shots. The manual provided is very basic and does not delve too much onto the complete spread of functions and utilities, however for a new user those type of functions may make it seem as being too complex to use and so I think Canon have given us a good compromise. The size, weight and feel of the camera lend you to knowing you have a serious piece of kit without being too heavy, cumbersome or uncomfortable, I have taken it abroad a few times this year and it certainly does not take up too much space, even with tripods and other items. I specialise in Landscape and Portrait photography and this year with this camera things have turned around, the battery life is incredible and even in high resolution mode depending on the size of memory card you use you have at hand the potential to shoot over 1000 images and more quite comfortably without the need of worrying about space to store them. I took some images of some sunsets and using the 250mm lens managed to get full frame, pin sharp, sunshots, and with the use of a couple of filters the results were quite simply stunning. I am by no means an accomplished photographer and found that to get these shots I had to delve into the further functions of the camera but the results were well worth the effort and I gained a wealth of knowledge and experience taking them. I was a little concerned as to whether the 250mm lens would be up to my expectations and since my old SLR had a 500mm lens I did not think that this new unit would in any way compare, oh how wrong I was, although the lens comes with the image stability function I still reverted to making sure I had a suitable mount to take my images and it was no problem at all for this unit, in fact I find myself now taking more pictures on the fly rather than hoping to be in the right place at the right time to grab an image. To date and over 6 months down the line I still enthuse about this camera and am in fact considering purchasing the newer version only because of the higher pixel range, but, in all honesty I can see me sticking with this unit for a few years yet and it will be hard to part with it. Those that have seen my images are extremely impressed and when you talk to people about the camera they know you are serious as soon as you mention the name. So if you you are a budding enthusiast wanting more bang to the buck then this unit is ideal. Even if you find that your digital compact leaves you wanting more then this is the ideal camera, and if you are a die hard film SLR buff and you really do not want to change then I seriously urge you to reconsider, this camera gives you all of the advantages of an SLR and a whole lot more plus you are getting up to date using a classic and as yet proven method of image taking. Because Canon have now released a newer version the prices are now falling slightly and so make it an even more viable purchase and investment, whether you are into general photography or specialise in a certain field this unit can handle it quite easily, from amateur to pro, it is up to you. For me, it is probably one of my better choices of purchase this year and cannot wait to get to use it again. A final note, the camera comes with an excellent software suite that gives you plenty of flexibility to enhance change, recolour or whatever it is you fancy with the final image. I am a Photoshop user and to date have not had to make any image adjustments to any shot taken,that in itself speaks volumes in saving time and getting the final image printed. I could go on a lot more about it, and yes I am biased about this unit, I try but cannot find fault with it, and it saddens me in so far as that my old SLR film days are long gone, the equipment, well, it is all boxed in the loft gathering dust and I will probably never use it again, maybe when the grand kids ask what we used to use and I will have them to show but that is about it. A shame yes, but technology has now caught up and leaves my old film days a remnant of the past. Still the upshot being that I no longer have to pay for developement or printing so it may in the end pay for itself that way.
A Versatile Camera April 20, 2009
Ted with a Canon (Bristol UK)
52 out of 54 found this review helpful
I was using a Canon G9 , a most excellent camera , but treated my self to an EOS 450D for my 81st birthday . Deivery was prompt , the packaging very thorough , and after only a couple of weeks I'm finding the new camera a delight to use and the results and versatility of the camera most impressive . The 55 - 250 lens in particular is excellent . Like any complex equipment it needs a little care and skill to get the best out of it , but the best is very good indeed . Recommended .
An excellent camera! April 17, 2009
Mr. Jon Forster (London, England)
27 out of 28 found this review helpful
My previous camera was a Canon Ixus 850. This was my first 'proper' camera. I undertake a LOT of research before going for this camera. I wanted soemthing that would last for many years, be 'easy' to use but have a lot of functionality I could learn and develop my knowledge of what it can do. I have been very impressed so far!
- seems to be solidly built.
- the ease of use was achieved but already I am seeing how I can go more 'manual' and produce even better pictures.
- the battery and SD card compartments are solidly built which is great to see
I would recemmend you get the Dummies Guide to the camera. The manual with the camera itself is rather limited - which is real shame.
Since buying the camera I have bought the same as a present.
If you want a good, £600 camera then get this. I would certainly recommend getting the 200mm lens - makes a huge difference.
Excellent DSLR May 18, 2009
N. Grant (Edinburgh, Scotland)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
First DSLR I have owned, I won't be going back to compacts!
First impressions are, start-up time is non-existent, shutter lag is very short, and image quality is excellent. I also love having a 'real' viewfinder instead of an electronic one.
Nice size unit, fits comfortably into the hand. Bought a Canon 50mm f1.8 prime lens to go with it, and it produces incredible results. The double zoo kit provided also gives a good scope of range.
Overall, very happy, and still loads more to learn!!
my dream May 24, 2009
Mr. Roger L. Short (oxfordshire)
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
I thought long and hard to justify this purchase ,but i am glad to now own my dream camera.I have owned a compact canon for a while ,but only when i got the 450d did i realise my dream.It has so many features on it and is so easy to use ,all you have to do is compose the picture and the camera delivers.
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