Canon EOS 450D review
Verdict
Operational quirks aside, there’s little to dislike about the 450D. The evolution of the EOS line has resulted in a refined model, with ample features and image quality to match. Low-light shooting can be carried out in confidence thanks to the great noise control, while its size and weight, together with its revised interface, are likely to appeal to the younger generation and first-time DSLR buyers.
I like the little touches Canon has made – such as including the sensitivity in the viewfinder – and while it lacks any standout feature whose performance sets it apart from its competition, it can be relied upon to perform consistently. As an all-round DSLR it delivers, and with Canon’s arsenal of compatible lenses and accessories, it provides a perfect starting point to building a more-than-capable DSLR system.




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June 16 11:38
Canon boy
I am really looking forward to trialling this camera. In particular the upgraded AF system and 12MP resoution catches the eye. I am interested in seeing the results that compare with the Nikon D60 that I have borrowed from a friend recently. The £599 body only proce seems very competitive too.
July 14 15:38
Karen
I have one of these cameras. It's a good intermediate camera.