REVIEWS / POINT AND SHOOT / CANON INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED

Canon EOS 40D

01 Jul, 2008, 6:45 pm IST | by Laiq Qureshi | Point and Shoot Point and Shoot

The 40D uses the 1390mAh Li-Ion battery, and while the manual claims 1500 shots without flash; I got about 800 pictures with minimal to average flash usage. Of course, you can use the battery extension if you want more.

The camera costs Rs 64,990; this obviously puts it beyond amateur photographers, and into the realm of serious work. The settings are extensive, and the colors are just right, offering the right tonal response. The large screen LCD, fast picture turnout, and lack of artifacts, will be well-appreciated.

Apart from that, the amount of control you have over the various features, along with the small tweaking, is just what you will need. Things like Live View make it an even better deal.

Specs

Dimensions

146 x 108 x 74 mm

Weight

822 g

Type

SLR

Connectivity

USB 2.0

Storage

Compact Flash

Battery Type

Canon 1390mAh Li-Ion & Charger

LCD Type

3-inch, 230,000 pixels

View Finder

Optical

Sensor

CMOS

Effective Pixels

10.1 million

ISO Sensitivity

Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 (H)

Optical Zoom

Depending on the Lens used

Aperture

N/A

Format

JPEG (EXIF 2.2), RAW, sRAW

Macro Range

N/A

White Balance

6 positions, Kelvin & manual preset

Flash Range

upto 12m

Self Timer

Yes

Sound

Yes

Street Price

Rs 64,990


Would you buy it?




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