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If you are a little interested in photography you sure heard of the Rebel series from Canon. Since four and a half years ago when Canon released the first Rebel DSLR (Canon 300D) enthusiast photographers have enjoyed this afordable yet capable entry level DSLR.

And with the last generation soon to hit the streets we thought a review of Canon 450d is apropriate so you know the new features it brings over the previous model. And when it comes to camera reviews there is no one better than dpreview.com there is no point in redoing it ourselvs so here is the link: Canon 450d

We will only resume to a What's new to the Canon 450d list:

- 12.4 megapixel CMOS sensor (10.5 at 400d)
- SD / SDHC Card (CF at 400d)
- Larger and brighter viewfinder
- Live view similar to the big brother 40d
- Spot metering (finally)
- Multi-shot self-timer mode
- 3.0" LCD (but with the same resolution as 400d)
- Verification data (a key to see if a image was edited)
- Auto Lighting Optimizer (in camera lighting adjustments)
- Highlight Tone Priority
- High ISO noise reduction
- 14-bit A/D converter
- Improved 9-point AF system
- Larger battery (1080mAh over the 720mAh on 400d)
- My Menu (custom menu with easy acces)
- Improved user interface (4 color schemes)
- ISO in viewfinder