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An amazing entry-level snapper with plenty of room for growth before your creative juices overflow

+ : Prix attractif
Qualité d'image
Visée par l'écran
- : Relative complexité des menus
Sensibilité limitée à 1600 ISO
Ecran non orientable

A decent enough addition to the legendary EOS range, but all bets are off at this price.

With the EOS 1000D coming with the pedigree it does from the Canon fold, you can't go far wrong in terms of usability and image quality: out of the box the EOS 1000D is easy to use and delivers great results.

Live View is a good feature for an entry-level model, however, this is an increasingly busy sector of the market and at an RRP of £500 for the body only, the EOS 1000D does look a little on the pricy side. The EOS 450D, however, is only a small step up in price and delivers a fuller set of features although the final performance is very close.

However, if you don't have a particular affinity to Canon then there are other cameras in this space that potentially offer a greater range of features for your money, and it is certainly worth weighing up all options available.

An amazing entry-level snapper with plenty of room for growth before your creative juices overflow.

Another wonderful entry-level camera from Canon, the 1000D combines all the latest features — including Live View, dust reduction and lens-based stabilisation — with superb picture quality to produce an extremely appealing package.