~~~Canon EOS Rebel XSi Black Digital Camera Kit~~~
The EOS Rebel XSi is also the fastest firing Rebel model to date, capable of continuously capturing 3.5frames per second for bursts of up to 45images in large/fine JPEG mode and 6frames in RAW mode. The faster frame rates and finer focusing capabilities of the Rebel XSi together with its impressive image burst rate will help photo enthusiasts preserve family milestones or capture split second sports action at just the right moment. EOS Integrated Cleaning System The new Rebel XSi DSLR utilizes Canon’s EOS Integrated Cleaning system, first introduced on the EOS Rebel XTi camera. A departure from previous EOS Digital Rebel models, which accommodated CF type memory cards, the new EOS Rebel XSi camera utilizes SD and SDHC memory cards including those with capacities higher than 2GB, making it the perfect upgrade for users already equipped with SD cards from point-and-shoot model cameras. Additionally, the EOS Rebel XSi camera utilizes Canon’s new high-capacity LP-E5lithium ion battery pack, which provides 50% more exposures per charge than earlier models with virtually no increase in size or weight.
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~~~Canon EOS 40D SLR Digital Camera ~~~
Service Notices Service Notice EOS Utility 2.2for Mac OSX To Customers Using the Remote Live View Function of EOS Utility 2.2Macintosh Version software with Digital SLR Cameras EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS-1D Mark III and EOS 40D February 13, 2007 Thank you for using Canon products. We have discovered that when using the Live View function of EOS Utility 2.2for Macintosh or EOS Utility 2.2Updater for Macintosh (referred to hereafter as EOS Utility) in tandem with EOS digital cameras EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS-1D Mark III and EOS 40D, an image transfer or save problem may occur in specific usage situations. Phenomenon After displaying the Live View window using the remote shooting function of EOS Utility 2.2for Macintosh, if you close the Live View window and release the shutter from the camera* 1, the EOS Utility software will stop responding. Note that this phenomenon only occurs when the Macintosh version of EOS Utility 2.2is used with the Live View function that comes with the cameras listed below it does not happen with the Windows version of EOS Utility 2.2, or with other versions of EOS Utility. Affected products Macintosh version of EOS Utility 2.2used in combination with EOS Digital SLR cameras EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS-1D Mark III and EOS 40D *To check the version of EOS Utility for Macintosh 1- Start EOS Utility. 2- In the EOS Utility menu, click on About EOS Utility, and then confirm the version.
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~~~Canon PowerShot SD870 IS Digital Camera~~~
Your PowerShot digital camera has many features that are especially suited to the underwater environment. These procedures require only a few minutes to complete, but they are essential to keeping your case secured and your camera waterproof.
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~~~Nikon D40 SLR Digital Camera~~~
The D40 features a Nikon DX Format CCD image sensor with 6.1 effective megapixels and a highly advanced Nikon Image Processing Engine. These combine to produce exceptional image detail with true, vivid colors. Nikon’s exclusive 3D Color Matrix Metering II assures accurate exposure control even in difficult lighting conditions. Using its frame-wide 420-pixel sensor, the D40 instantly assesses and compares each scene’s brightness, contrast and color with its built-in database of information from over 30,000 real-world lighting scenarios, then instantaneously determines and sets the accurate exposure. For those who want more control, alternative exposure control tools such as Center-weighted metering, Spot metering and exposure compensation are also available.
The AUTO ISO feature makes the most of available light by automatically setting the camera’s light sensitivity from the available ISO range of 200 to 1600. The camera’s ISO can also be set manually between this range, plus HI 1 (one step over 1600), allowing you to capture beautiful pictures even in low-light situations without a flash.
The D40 has remarkably fast responses. It incorporates Nikon’s Multi-CAM530 autofocus module and a 3-area autofocus system with a cross-type sensor located in the center. The refined algorithms that control autofocus of the lens are inherited from Nikon’s renowned D200 and D80 digital SLRs, delivering more precise focus, faster subject tracking and more accurate autofocus response and detection – even in low light.
The D40 is ready when you are. It takes only 0.18 seconds to power up, and the camera’s nearly imperceptible shutter release lag time does away with the frustrating picture-taking delay common with point-and-shoot digital cameras – assuring that special moments are captured beautifully. Continuous shooting makes it easy to capture the action by shooting at 2.5 frames* per second for up to 100 shots (JPEG FINE L-size or smaller). Images are rapidly processed and recorded to a compact SD memory card, and a USB 2.0 Hi-speed interface supports fast transfer of image data to a connected computer. Even previewing images on the bright and sharp 2.5-inch LCD color monitor is near instant.
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