Canon EOS 3000 Kit 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Great pictures, user-friendly, lots of features, looks fancy, did I mention the GREAT PICTURES?

Cons: Weird (expensive) batteries, some parts may break and are difficult to find replacements for

The Bottom Line: This is a good-looking, easy-to-use camera with lots of features that takes excellent pictures. I highly recommend it!

Review: Let me warn you that what I know about photography could fit in the tiny zippered side pouch of my camera bag. With room for a couple of rolls of film! So as I write this review, while I will include any technical stuff I can find, I may not know ...

Pros: Good for both snapshots and creative photography. Fine first serious camera.

Cons: Not supported by Canon USA (international market model)

The Bottom Line: A great starting point for exploring creative photography without giving up the simplicity of automatic features. A Good Camera at a good price.

Review: Full Review On Gray Market Goods: I'll start off with an aside: I bought this camera in the US from a pro shop, where they sell a lot of them to photography students. Sure it is gray market, which means it is the International version of the product, ...

Pros: High standard lens quality. Great price. Quick to learn to use all features.

Cons: Worryingly thin plastic body. Slight movement between the parts of the lens body. Expensive batteries.

Review: The other reviews here covered much of wanted I want to say. It's a cheap, fully featured SLR that turns out excellent pictures and is easy to use. I used a fully manual Pentax for the last 20 years and didn't want to be lose the flexibility of ...

Pros: Portable light, small. 90% of controls avail.

Cons: Film door is weak design. User friendliness. Viewfinder weakness.

The Bottom Line: No, confusing use. Its a hassle. Weak film chamber. Thou full of manual controls.

Review: I've had this camera that I bought for my bro in 2000 and now is 2004. I have taken some courses in photography thou I am no pro I have some experience with point and shoots 35mm and APS and Nikon DSLR as well. I know photography theory and know a ...