Test du reflex Canon EOS 400D
DPreview, notre confrère anglophone spécialisé dans les appareils photos numériques, a testé le nouveau reflex de Canon, à savoir le EOS 400D, destiné à remplacer le EOS 350D en fin de vie.
Celui-ci est équipé d'un capteur de 10 MP, d'un écran LCD 2,5", d'un autofocus à neuf points hérité de l'EOS 30D, et bien d'autres choses encore que je vous propose d'aller voir dans cet article.
Almost exactly three years since Canon changed the digital SLR market forever (with the $1,000 EOS 300D) they announced the third generation of their affordable entry level series, the EOS 400D (Digital Rebel XTi). This new camera follows the design of the EOS 350D, being very compact and relatively lightweight but not compromising on manual controls or in-use performance. The headline changes are another two megapixel step up (to ten megapixels), the nine-point AF sensor from the EOS 30D, a new dust removal system which includes anti-static surface coatings, low-pass filter vibration and software based dust removal pattern removal. Less important but just as noticeable are the removal of the status LCD, replaced instead by a camera settings screen on the now larger 2.5" LCD monitor and the eye proximity sensor just below the viewfinder to turn this off when composing your shot.