Canon EOS 350D

By Michael Shapiro, CNET Asia on 16 August 2006

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I used the 350D for a friends wedding over the weekeng and having only played with the camera for a couple of hours prior, I managed to take reasonable pics in fuly auto mode. I personally have a fuji s5000 point and shoot of which i am more than satisfied with for every day use. The two are similar to use what with the dial on top for manuel use. I now will be purchasing a conon 350D or 400D in the neer future. In Auto, my old fuji takes 8 seconds to turn on shoot in low light situations, the CANON Under 2 secconds. Im sold.

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