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Shooting or taking pictures of art works in museum or in gallery is not something that easy to do for beginner. Minimal light or dark condition make it more difficult for beginners to get great pictures.

One of the most important new feature in Canon EOS Rebel T1i is New 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor with DIGIC 4 Image Processor.  Canon’s CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) sensor captures images with exceptional clarity and tonal range and offers the most pixels in its class. It offers many of the same new technologies as used by Canon’s professional cameras to maximize each pixel’s light gathering efficiency.

Canon’s DIGIC 4 Image Processor dramatically speeds up all camera operations for intuitive operation and offers improvements in both fine detail and natural color reproduction. It works in concert with the EOS Rebel T1i’s image sensor to achieve unprecedented levels of performance in all lighting situations. So it is very suit for taking pictures of art works in museum or gallery.

Especially for beginners looking to expand their photographic horizons, the EOS Rebel T1i offers Creative Auto mode. While basic settings are based on full automatic operation, shooting guides on the LCD screen enable you to make corrections based on simple to follow guidelines. In essence, with Creative Auto mode, you can learn about photography while taking stunning photographs.

The EOS Rebel T1i’s Auto Lighting Optimizer is yet another image-quality tool that comes to the rescue in tricky lighting conditions. It can actually lighten dark areas of a scene while ensuring that bright areas maintain tonal detail. It’s available in all shooting modes, including P, Tv, Av and Manual.

Here’s a quick, first impressions (from hands on shooting) of the Rebel T1i. Although we’ll need more scientific examinations to determine ultimate image quality and usability, I’ll try to give a hint into the camera’s potential.

Styling and build wise, the T1i is an XSi made over, which is not a bad thing. Some found that camera to be a bit on the small size for their hands, or a bit lacking in weight, but most like the size and weight (include me). It uses the same, proven battery and accessories of the XSi. I’ve already used some generic batteries that worked well in an XSi, with similar good results, but I do not want to lump all generics in the “good to go” category.

the first thing that you will notice in using the camera is the big LCD screen compare to previous Rebels. Yep, the images look much cleaner even at the original size. Don’t get confused if you compare this camera side-by-side and think it’s images are all that much better. They just look much better on such a sharp LCD.

OK, so I liked the camera, but how would I rate it compared to the competition. Well, compared to the XSi, it’s better, but maybe not worth the money. The LCD is grand (that alone would get my money), and it’s a no brainer if you need video or shoot lots of macros. But with resent price drops and combo deals from Canon, the XSi should still be strong based on value.

Ok enough said, I think Canon Rebel EOS T1i is the perfect camera to shooting or taking pictures in any condition especially in dark or minimal light situation light in museum or gallery.

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