Canon EOS 1000FN

Canon EOS 1000F N is a great camera with many good options and features. It's maybe easiest to use comparing to previous cameras I've had earlier. It's light weight, but firm enough I think. You get a good grip to it, it's steady and it feels nice to use. I bought my Canon at second hand market, and it works perfectly. I think there's only two true camera brands, Nikon and Canon. And Canon is the better one (my opinion only). Canon EOS 1000F N isn't new to me, I had one in earlier within this millennium, second hand too. I remember it toked great vivid coloured shots, and was indeed very easy to use. I would recommend it. It's cheap and yet fully functioning SLR camera! I have 35-80mm Canon lens to it. It's just one an ordinary objective, that's good enough to me. Canon and Sigma are the greatest lens brands. I recommend Sigma or Canon lenses. Sigma lenses aren't as expensive as Canon's "original" lenses. That's my tip for shooting, if you are new to this kind of hobby. I love to take photos to film, even as the digital camera's are becoming general to everyone to buy and easier to use, as you might say user friendly. Digital shooting is so faceless and too damn easy. There are just something about analog shooting to film. It's like vinyl vs CD, fight to eternity I think... I hope that the film shooting is staying beside the digital shooting... And the CD & vinyl comparing was again just my own personal opinion... :) Happy shooting! :D

AThe Canon EOS 1000FN is an overall great camera for all purpose photography! Easy to use, Accurate auto focusing system, robust construction, ergonomically freindly, comfortable to hold. I would recommend it as a good quality value for money product! Sometimes won't take close up photography on the auto focusing setting and sometimes doesn't focus quite right on auto focusing.

Yeahhh. The Canon EOS 1000FN is another 'easy to use for beginner' AF camera that produces decent images for someone with no knowledge or interest in photography. However, there are better ones around - it's big and clonky and manual operation is fiddly. Unless it's dirt cheap you'd be better off looking elsewhere.

I loved the Canon EOS 1000FN camera for its ease of use. You can either use the program settings portrait, landscape, macro and sport shots or you can change the settings on the camera e.g. to change the speed on the flow of water in a water shot was one of my favourites or just go auto and take fantastic photos.