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Canon is known for their quality products, vibrant images, and timely release of new products. They have surprised consumers; however, with the early release of the EOS 50D. This new release is a huge improvement on the EOS 40D, which was only released 12 months ago. Even though that model worked nicely, and produced high quality, a few improvements needed to be made.
Like most Canon cameras, the EOS 50D is for higher end photographers, not beginners. The functions and features, on the 50D, would go to waste with the type of photography done by amateurs and beginners. This is not to say they cannot use the camera, it just might be a bit overwhelming and expensive for their needs.
One of the most impressive improvements, on the 50D, is the 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor. The CMOS sensor, alone, greatly increases resolution on all images produced. It also increases the ISO range that can be used. Standard ISO range, on the 50D is 100 to 3,200 but can be expanded all the way up to 12,800.
As previously stated, there are some new features on the 50D, which were not incorporated in the 40D. Some of these features are vignette correction, Automatic Lighting Optimizer with three levels, adjustable noise reduction, a Creative Auto mode, a lens micro adjustment function, and face detection autofocus in Live View mode.
Canons EOS 50D also encompasses 6.3fps continuous shooting, DIGIC 4 processor, 9-point wide area AF, EOS Integrated Cleaning System, HDMI connectivity, and more. The combination of these features guarantees a high performing experience with every shot. With increased processing times and more vivid resolutions, each picture is near professional quality.
The EOS 50D has a 3.0" VGA LCD display that incorporates Live View mode and Face Detection Live AF. These features provide an immediate, realistic preview of every scene. It also has a 160-degree viewing angle, which makes editing, viewing, and reviewing a simple process for photographers. Additionally, Canon painted protective coating over the display, which helps eliminate fingerprints, dirt, scratches, and helps to prevent glare.
The Canon EOS 50D measures 5.7-inches x 4.2-inches x 2.9-inches and weighs in just less than two pounds. (The weight is with battery and camera only, no lens; weight varies based on the lens that is attached.) The frame, of the 50D, is made from stainless steel making it a very durable product.
Suggested retail price - for the EOS 50D - is $1,399. However, you can purchase the 50D for less depending where you shop. This price is for the camera and basic lens only, additional packages are available - with advanced lenses - for much higher price tags. Additional lenses and accessories can be purchases separately as desired.
Canons EOS 50D is very similar to the 40D. If you have had any experience with the 40D, handling the 50D will almost feel like the same camera. With the exception of additional features and more advanced technology integration. Otherwise, the overall design, build, and output are of the utmost quality. Photographers alike can capture true-color realistic pictures every time they click the shutter button.
Like most Canon cameras, the EOS 50D is for higher end photographers, not beginners. The functions and features, on the 50D, would go to waste with the type of photography done by amateurs and beginners. This is not to say they cannot use the camera, it just might be a bit overwhelming and expensive for their needs.
One of the most impressive improvements, on the 50D, is the 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor. The CMOS sensor, alone, greatly increases resolution on all images produced. It also increases the ISO range that can be used. Standard ISO range, on the 50D is 100 to 3,200 but can be expanded all the way up to 12,800.
As previously stated, there are some new features on the 50D, which were not incorporated in the 40D. Some of these features are vignette correction, Automatic Lighting Optimizer with three levels, adjustable noise reduction, a Creative Auto mode, a lens micro adjustment function, and face detection autofocus in Live View mode.
Canons EOS 50D also encompasses 6.3fps continuous shooting, DIGIC 4 processor, 9-point wide area AF, EOS Integrated Cleaning System, HDMI connectivity, and more. The combination of these features guarantees a high performing experience with every shot. With increased processing times and more vivid resolutions, each picture is near professional quality.
The EOS 50D has a 3.0" VGA LCD display that incorporates Live View mode and Face Detection Live AF. These features provide an immediate, realistic preview of every scene. It also has a 160-degree viewing angle, which makes editing, viewing, and reviewing a simple process for photographers. Additionally, Canon painted protective coating over the display, which helps eliminate fingerprints, dirt, scratches, and helps to prevent glare.
The Canon EOS 50D measures 5.7-inches x 4.2-inches x 2.9-inches and weighs in just less than two pounds. (The weight is with battery and camera only, no lens; weight varies based on the lens that is attached.) The frame, of the 50D, is made from stainless steel making it a very durable product.
Suggested retail price - for the EOS 50D - is $1,399. However, you can purchase the 50D for less depending where you shop. This price is for the camera and basic lens only, additional packages are available - with advanced lenses - for much higher price tags. Additional lenses and accessories can be purchases separately as desired.
Canons EOS 50D is very similar to the 40D. If you have had any experience with the 40D, handling the 50D will almost feel like the same camera. With the exception of additional features and more advanced technology integration. Otherwise, the overall design, build, and output are of the utmost quality. Photographers alike can capture true-color realistic pictures every time they click the shutter button.
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