The Canon 350d thread.

artyman said:
This was one of the shots with my 350D that I rather liked, paired with a Sigma 150-500

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Great picture of a Chaffinch! I guess size does matter for birding!
 
petersmart said:
I've recently upgraded to a 450D but used my 350D for over 4 years and still think it's an excellent camera.

Here is just 1 shot taken with the ordinary 18-55mm kit lens fitted with a +10 dioptre close up lens (bought on ebay):


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WOW! Must get myself some tubes.....Hmmmmm!
 
hsuffyan said:
straight out of the camera, taken with an old 28-70.

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My wifes nephew, taken with 50mm 1.8.
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Thanks for the contribution hsuffyan! I like this picture very much, with a bit of work it could be stunning!!
 
Mark.A said:
Some of mine with the Rebel-XT (US version of the 350D) and the Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC.





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Great set there! Thanks Mark! This one really stands out for me though, the footprints add a lot to the whole!!
 
wontolla said:
Great set there! Thanks Mark! This one really stands out for me though, the footprints add a lot to the whole!!
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Thanks wontolla, glad you like it. That particular shot was actually HDR too.

Here's a few more I took today.





 
I own 2 x 350D's and use them for all of my underwater photography. These 2 were taken with the Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye.

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and this one with the 10-22mm Canon

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The big advantage of the 350D for underwater use is its size. Having said that I cant wait to get a housing for my MKII.

Stew
 
Was also my first digital slr. I can't say I miss it, but it was a great intro for me into dslrs, a very capable camera.

This one was taken with the kit lens.

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wontolla said:
Thanks for the contribution hsuffyan! I like this picture very much, with a bit of work it could be stunning!!
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thanks! feel free to point me in the right direction, editing wise!
 
I have a 350D, its a great camera my first DSLR, its does everything i want it to, and cant complain for the price, I bought myself a cheap flashgun (sunpak) off amazon, I just wish i had more time to use the 350D, I use my ixus 960 a lot aswell which i rate highly for a compact

this is a photo of a chaffinch at Keilder Forrest, it was hanging about me as i was taking photos of my 4x4, then while reviewing my pictures i noticed it on my door mirror, this was taken through glass using a 24-105 lens
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not the best pic in the world but i like it :) , I was going to post it up earlier but didnt think it was good enough

Scott
 
The 350D is one of the best DSLRs ever made. It was far superior to its 300D predecessor (of which I was also an owner). The 350D just did everything without complaint. It was reliable, easy to use, handled well (apart from the small grip) and felt like a well sorted little camera. In some ways I prefer parts of it to my 5D2.

Here's a few from my 350D:

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when i started helping my wife out and "having a go" at weddings (she's the main tog) i was using a 350D, which i still use sometimes.
great litlle camera, which was let down by the avarage quality 18-55 kit lens.
pinched the wifes 18-85IS one day.
wow, the difference was amazing.
the kit lens is now a paperwheight.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/335.jpg

that was taken with aforesaid IS lens on the 350
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/IMG_0039507copy.jpg
and that with the 28-200 sigma. i hadnt got the 300 mm then .
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/IMG_0209.jpg
18-85 IS again
 
Here's a few taken with mine, I have had it about 4 years now I love it, but I will be upgrading in the new year hopefully.


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Chris.
 
350D is the only SLR i've owned... i've had it for 3 or 4 years. It's a cracking wee camera. Some of the images i have took with it:

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not deserted you all! Will catch up with posts w/end when sobered up! On phone at mo. All the best peeps!
 
I loved my 350D....Sadly I eventually got the upgrade bug and it had to find a new home....
 
stewsmith said:
I own 2 x 350D's and use them for all of my underwater photography. These 2 were taken with the Tokina 10-17mm Fisheye.
and this one with the 10-22mm Canon

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The big advantage of the 350D for underwater use is its size. Having said that I cant wait to get a housing for my MKII. Stew
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Wow! 350d underwater??? Thats great, didn't know you could get a housing for it!!
 
Karl H said:
Was also my first digital slr. I can't say I miss it, but it was a great intro for me into dslrs, a very capable camera.

This one was taken with the kit lens.

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Thanks Karl! Good shot for the kit lens! Never liked it myself, so switched to the 18-55 IS soon as I could. Like thats tons better!
 
sidxms said:
Shocking stuff here. 0.4ns exposure of ablated kitchen foil taken with 532nm green backlighter.

These cameras are pretty much EMP proof as well I'll tell you with good confidence.

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Hi!
This is scientific gubbins WAAYYYYY above my head!! Are you saying that the 350d is proofed against Elecro Magnetic Pulses???
That the camera will survive one?
 
T5scott said:
I have a 350D, its a great camera my first DSLR, its does everything i want it to, and cant complain for the price, I bought myself a cheap flashgun (sunpak) off amazon, I just wish i had more time to use the 350D, I use my ixus 960 a lot aswell which i rate highly for a compact

this is a photo of a chaffinch at Keilder Forrest, it was hanging about me as i was taking photos of my 4x4, then while reviewing my pictures i noticed it on my door mirror, this was taken through glass using a 24-105 lens
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not the best pic in the world but i like it :) , I was going to post it up earlier but didnt think it was good enough -Scott
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Nothing wrong with it! Maybe a little crop to the left! but thats all. I'd be pleased with it!
 
Pork said:
The 350Ds a great camera, a selection of mine…

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Lovely set Pork!! Recognised Blea Tarn straight away!
Love the windswept photo! Big fan of them! Will post one of mine soonest!
Thanks.
 
TheOracle said:
The 350D is one of the best DSLRs ever made. It was far superior to its 300D predecessor (of which I was also an owner). The 350D just did everything without complaint. It was reliable, easy to use, handled well (apart from the small grip) and felt like a well sorted little camera. In some ways I prefer parts of it to my 5D2.

Here's a few from my 350D:

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Otters! One of my favourite animals. I will post one of mine to compare.
'Holding Hands' is just great, love it! They seem to be very loving animals!

Thanks for sharing!
 
inaneredstripe said:
when i started helping my wife out and "having a go" at weddingsd (she's the main tog) i was using a 350D, which i still use sometimes.
great lillte camera, which was let down by the avarage quality 18-55 kit lens.
pinched the wifes 18-85IS one day.
wow, the difference was aazing.
the kit lens is now a paperwheight.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/335.jpg

that was taken with aforesaid IS lens on the 350
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/IMG_0039507copy.jpg
and that with the 28-200 sigma. i hadnt got the 300 mm then .
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e39/redstripe101/IMG_0209.jpg
18-85 IS again
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Thanks for the contribution! Love the Heron going on holiday!! Had a good chuckle at that!
Agree with you about the 18-55 IS, the difference has to been experienced!!
Cheers!
 
OptimusBri said:
The 350D is my one and only camera until I feel I've outgrown it and need a new one!

Here's a photo I took yesterday with it. I used the kit lens but have got a new lens for Christmas so shall be testing that out soon :)

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Very atmospheric! Let us know how you get on with the new lens! What is it? Don't forget some pics for us!!
 
Bluetooth said:
Here's a few taken with mine, I have had it about 4 years now I love it, but I will be upgrading in the new year hopefully.


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Chris.
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Thanks Chris. Your little one? I'll bet that one's for the wall?
The snake head is spot on, pin sharp in ALL the right places.
Like it very much!
 
yvonne said:
350D is the only SLR i've owned... i've had it for 3 or 4 years. It's a cracking wee camera. Some of the images i have took with it:

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Hello yvonne!! Very nice set youv'e posted for us! This is my favourite, must get myself a macro!!!!
Thanks for sharing.
 
Marcel said:
I loved my 350D....Sadly I eventually got the upgrade bug and it had to find a new home....
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Cheers Marcel! (Bigus Lensus) But no pics???
Shirley!!!
 
sidxms said:
Yeah, it will survive a 1.4MA 250ns current pulse nearby. That gives a sizeable amount of EMP.

Don't worry its not trivial to make one of these.

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Thanks for elaborating!
I'm curious, could you explain what the image is all about in your original post?
 
wontolla said:
Thanks for elaborating!
I'm curious, could you explain what the image is all about in your original post?
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It is a shockwave ( at 3 different times, superimposed) you get when you put 1 million amps through kitchen foil. The experiment is over fast so you need a powerful flash to freeze it. A green pulsed laser does a good job of that. The laser is fired directly only the naked sensor of the 350d. The exposure time is controlled by the pulse duration 0.4ns.

You wouldn't think something like a 350d will be used in bleeding edge science where large amounts of emp is given off and the amount of knocks the cameras get during setting up would test a 1d severely.

They do they job well though for their specs.

sid
 
Some great pics on this thread. Just goes to show if you have the passion you don't need the latest lightbox to produce great images.
 
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