ideaspax.blogg.se - Canon 350d driver

Flash pop-up slightly higher (just 5 mm).Smaller and lighter NB-2LH battery (same as PowerShot S60 / S70) which is 48% lighter.Harder rubber finish on hand grip (doesn't feel much like rubber).

Re-designed control layout (drive mode button, new metering mode & AF buttons).Matte plastic finish, standard body color to be black, sliver will also be available.Lighter weight (17% lighter including battery).Image processing time decreased (thanks to DIGIC II).Continuous shooting speed increased (3.0 fps vs.Instant power-on time, faster shutter release, shorter blackout time.DIGIC II image processor (better image quality, faster processing, less power consumption).Second generation CMOS (same generation as rest of current range).

Eight megapixel CMOS sensor (not same as EOS 20D).

Summary of changes (compared to the EOS 300D / Digital Rebel) Canon clearly have big plans for the EOS 350D because they will be start production at 130,000 units per month (which is almost twice the initial production level for the EOS 300D). Global production of the EOS 300D started at 70,000 units per month, this was increased to 100,000 units per month a few months later. At first you'd be forgiven for thinking this was just a drop-in upgrade of the EOS 300D with the EOS 20D's eight megapixel sensor, but in actual fact it has a new CMOS sensor (it's 8.0 megapixels versus the 20D's 8.2 megapixels), the 350D also has a smaller body, re-worked design, DIGIC II, new features and custom functions.

Eighteen months later and just in time for the largest trade show of the year (PMA 2005) Canon has revealed the successor to the 300D, the new, smaller, eight megapixel, EOS 350D (Digital Rebel XT). On 20th August 2003 Canon dropped a bomb into the digital SLR market with the six megapixel sub-$1,000 EOS 300D (Digital Rebel).