CANON EOS 1100D REVIEW» Canon EOS 1100D Review

Canon EOS 1100D Review

Posted by Chris Meadows on March 24, 2011 in Cameras · View Comments

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Canon has announced the release of its new and improved version of the 2008 Canon EOS 1000D – the Canon EOS 1100D. After waiting over two years for an upgrade in function, quality, and appearance, both amateur and more advanced photographers will have the chance to test out this newest offering by Canon in DSLR technology. This Canon EOS 1100D review covers new design features and improved performance capabilities of this latest model, set to come out in early April 2011 in the UK.

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Canon 1100D Review

Key Selling Points

A key objective of the evolution of the Canon DSLR camera is to make it even easier for the average person to use while achieving professional photography results. Not only does the new model allow for those with entry-level skills in picture taking to accomplish this, it also provides seasoned photographers a lower-priced version of a high-end performance camera. Starting at around £419-£499 (for the body only) , the product is reasonably priced and offers comfortable handling.

Physical Design Features

This latest EOS version has been worked over and given an attractive face-lift. The Canon EOS 1100D review of new physical features of this model, in comparison to the earlier EOS 1000D model, reveals positive changes in the look and feel of the device. The body of the 1100D is a polycarbonate and stainless steel composition, as opposed to the rougher, textured plastic of the older model. In addition, the button configuration is better positioned and they are bigger while also providing a larger and easier grip when held.

Performance Features

As far as elementary level picture taking goes, this Canon EOS 1100D review considers this model to be a good choice for those who know little about photography yet desire to learn more as they go along. There are features added which were previously included only on more advanced series cameras, such as a 9-point AF sensor and a sensor used for iFCL color-sensitive metering. More than that, though, is the attractive and handy capability of this camera to record 720p HD movies and a user interface that encourages more creative control with little to no technical knowledge.

Every Canon EOS 1100D Review so far appears quite favorable. This budget-conscious DSLR camera is superior to its predecessor with its updated style and increased capabilities. It is anticipated to be a big hit among photography enthusiasts of all levels. In short, it has a wide array of helpful features geared toward novice users, yet it is equipped with the capacity to produce professional grade photographs.