Canon Digital Rebel XT: Hardly an Entry-Level DSLR
by Stephen Caston on May 3, 2005 12:05 AM EST- Posted in
- Digital Camera
Resolving Fine Lines
For our resolution test, we reset the camera
to its default settings and then used the highest resolution and quality setting.
The camera was then set to Aperture-priority (f/11), Manual WB, Parameter 2, and
sRGB. For more information, refer to our Testing
Procedures page. When reading this chart, the numbers represent lines per
picture height (LPH). For example, the number 16 would represent 1,600 LPH. Click
on a thumbnail below to see the full chart at 100%.
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350D (+1.3 E.C.) |
20D (+1.3 E.C.) | |
| JPEG/Fine | Download | Download |
| RAW (JPEG) | Download | Download |
| RAW (original) | Download WARNING: 7MB | Download WARNING: 8MB |
Canon 350D VS Canon 20D (JPEG)
Roll your mouse over the 200% crops below to see the difference between the Canon 350D and the Canon 20D JPEG resolution charts.
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mouse over image.
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mouse over image.
Again, in the vertical crops above, the resolutions
of the 350D and 20D are identical.
UPDATE: Adobe has just released an update to Camera Raw for Photoshop CS2. Below is a comparison of the 350D to the 20D using Camera Raw 3.1.
Canon 350D VS Canon 20D (RAW)
Roll your mouse over the 200% crops below to see the difference between the
Canon 350D and the Canon 20D JPEG resolution charts.
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mouse over image.
Roll your mouse over the 200% crops below to see the difference between the Canon 350D and the Canon 20D JPEG resolution charts.
Hold
mouse over image.
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roibm - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
Aren't you guys ashamed of your javascript skills?The "on mouse over" behavior for ISO?00 works only in IE. Great... get your paycheck from m$ or what?
stephencaston - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
Thanks for all the kind comments! The D70 is certainly a great contender, but it can't beat the price of the Rebel XT.ksherman - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
you know, everytime you do a camera review, I end up using at least one of the pictures on my computer... your stop sign from the first guide to taking photos if my picture on my xanga site, and now the nihgt time picture of the building in long exposure has just replaced my desktop!seriosly, you take some really neat pictures! Keep up the good work!
DVad3r - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
I just bought a Rebel XT a few days ago, but can't use it cause I'm waiting for my CF card lol. Anyways nice review, I am glad I got the camera, can't wait to take some pictures!!!NFS4 - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
You'll have to pry my D70 away from my cold dead hands.apriest - Tuesday, May 3, 2005 - link
I'm a Nikon D70 fan myself (I own one). I'll admit, Canon has made a great camera for the price here. If you already own Canon glass, it's a great entry level pro-sumer digital camera, or a great backup camera. If you don't already have an investment of lenses however, I think the Nikon D50, D70, or D70S is a better bargain. The D70 is a difficult camera to beat without spending a LOT of dough. Very good review of the 350D though, thanks.salimpepo - Wednesday, January 2, 2013 - link
this review is nice but was repeated ? http://nikonreviewsreal.blogspot.com