The world of digital photography has three clearly defined segments. If you need to capture and store important moments of your life, holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, than point-and-shoot's are for you. If you love shooting all kind of subjects but not very keen to explore complex techniques, the prosumer zoom's are for you. But if you're keen about the details and want flexibility while shooting a complex subject. You need a DSLR. A DSLR or Digital Single lens reflex camera comes wilh interchangeable lens body so you can choose a lens according the kind of shot required. Earlier a DSLR was meant for the professionals only, till some manufacturers launched some basic models in this category. EOS 1000D was the first effort from Canon in this segment and 1100D is a revised version.
Compared to its predecessor, the EOS 1100D is larger by two megapixels, has a faster processor, more colour sensitivity, high-definition video with a slightly Taster continuous shooting capability.
EOS 1100D fits pretty well in hand and is quite handy in most shooting environments. The illustrative mode lets you know about each settings in large fonts, very helpful for the novice user. The image quality has not improved dramatically in comparison to 1000D. The exposure and colour balance are quite acurate even in difficult lighting conditions. Low light shooting is handled quite nicely. The picture quality remained brilliant upto ISO 1600, at ISO 3200, we found the images a bit grainy but acceptable.
The 11OOD was spectacular in action photography. We used this intelligent autofocus mode while shooting some Hying birds, and the AT Servo mode performed superbly. Of course it can't match the quality of cameras like ID mark IV or 5D Mark II but for its price, 11 00D is a decent performer. Continuous shooting speed is decent while in jpeg mode but suffers a bit in RAW.
Compared to its predecessor, the EOS 1100D is larger by two megapixels, has a faster processor, more colour sensitivity, high-definition video with a slightly Taster continuous shooting capability.
EOS 1100D fits pretty well in hand and is quite handy in most shooting environments. The illustrative mode lets you know about each settings in large fonts, very helpful for the novice user. The image quality has not improved dramatically in comparison to 1000D. The exposure and colour balance are quite acurate even in difficult lighting conditions. Low light shooting is handled quite nicely. The picture quality remained brilliant upto ISO 1600, at ISO 3200, we found the images a bit grainy but acceptable.
The 11OOD was spectacular in action photography. We used this intelligent autofocus mode while shooting some Hying birds, and the AT Servo mode performed superbly. Of course it can't match the quality of cameras like ID mark IV or 5D Mark II but for its price, 11 00D is a decent performer. Continuous shooting speed is decent while in jpeg mode but suffers a bit in RAW.
Video quality is good. EOS 11 00D offers true high-definition quality, not HD. But the picture is smooth and stable.
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