The EOS Rebel T1i EF is Quite Remarkable
Not that it makes a difference as much as you can expect, but the D90 Digital SLR has a tiny (12.3MP) image sensor than the less expensive EOS Rebel T1i EF (15.1MP). If these specifications have all the information you had, it seems appropriate to open-and close-that is the T1i Rebel SLR, the finest single-lens reflex camera for the money today. Unfortunately for SLR buyers, this is not necessarily the case. There were some better image sensors (Canon 40D), thecould have been used in the design of T1i. I'm sure you've learned in some of my other articles, that more megapixels does not immediately timpani making great pictures. The image sensor is large enough to handle the extra megapixels. To achieve a higher rate megapixel Canon has a design decision on the pixels rather than close together, and slightly smaller pixels than the D90 digital SLR use. It is most commonly used way more pixels into a smallerSensor. This contributes to a specification known as pixel density. ...