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The case layout of the Canon PIXMA MP630 remains largely made up of frosted silver together with piano black, but in different areas. Much like the MP610, it is a large unit, having a black edge to the lid, echoing the black base. A paper tray lifts up from the back and there's an additional feed originating from a tray beneath the front, both of which can support 150 sheets of paper. The front tray is just for plain paper however the rear one, having a straighter paper route, may take any plain or photo paper.

The flatbed scanner can take single sheets of plain paper or photo prints, but there's no transparency adapter set into the underside of the lid, as there is in the Pixma MP980.

Fixed in to the top side is a fold-up, 62mm Liquid crystal display and furthermore below this is the now normal Canon control panel, including two softkeys and also the corporation's easy-to-use, click-dial control regarding menu navigation. This has to be the easiest way of negotiating setup options yet incorporated in a printer.

On the heavily curved, right front edge of the unit is a flip-open cover, which in turn unveils three memory card slots, so that you can connect essentially any of the current formats. There's a PictBridge socket, too, although it's beneath the cover door and it is always available. The sole PC data connection is a USB 2. socket placed at the back, though a bluetooth adapter is obtainable as an option.

Canon states speeds of 13ppm as well as 11ppm with regard to black and colour print in normal print option, but under evaluation we saw not even half these speeds. Our five-page, black text print took 54 seconds, equal to a pace of 5.6ppm not to mention, highly abnormally, the lengthier, 20-page print generated a reduced speed of 5.3ppm. In complete terms, these rates are not poor for a colour inkjet device, so it is a pity Canon feels it has to exaggerate it.

Utilizing colour, the print rate from the MP630 falls to 3.3ppm plus printing duplex black text pages slows down the equipment more, to 2.4ppm. As with previous Canon products, the poor duplex time is largely due to the temporary stop in between printing each side of the page, to permit the ink to dry.

The scan quality from this device's flatbed scanner, featuring a high optical resolution of 4,800 x 9,600ppi, is fantastic and there's a reduced amount of apparent colour cast than from a number of its competitors.

The caliber of prints is, as previously, excellent. Black print is sharp and with none of the ink feathering a number of its challengers suffer from.

Colour is likewise normally nicely reproduced, even though there's a bit of mottling within big regions of solid colour. Black text registration over colour is pretty decent without any evidence of haloing, and the colour photocopy produced black and colour effectively, even though there was certain lightening of colour shades as always.

Canon does really well when it comes to photograph prints, with the test samples appearing true as well as really detailed, particularly in regions of shadow. Colour transitions tend to be dealt with efficiently without any apparent dot patterns and delivering a 15 x 10cm print in 46 seconds is outstanding. Canon PIXMA MP630 ink cartridges total five; two black cartridges and three colour. The PGI-520BK black cartridge is employed for text print while the CLI-521 cartridges are for graphics and photos.

This device is still an excellent compromise of price versus feature set. Having twin paper trays, CD/DVD printing and also duplex as standard, it offers much of what many family customers desire from an all-in-one. Canon ink cartridges are available here.

Theodore Beach is a member of the Cartridge Concept team which specialises in printer cartridges.

Canon Xsi Rebel - A Great Step For The Point And Shoot Photographer

This is my first DLSR; I stepped up from the canon sd750. I am so happy with the Canon XSi Rebel. All the manual features and customizations are great for the intermediate/advanced photographer.

For those familiar with CHDK for canon cameras, I've added that to my sd750. Even with the unlockable manual features with CHDK, a solid dslr blows a point-and-shoot away. The image quality is so much better.

The fact that it is an dslr, changing lens is wonderful. I bought an olympus om to canon eos adapter on ebay to use my old olympus lens on the Canon XSi Rebel. Rebel Unfortunately, I haven't received the adapter yet, but the customization options are limitless. An external flash is also a great and vital add-on.

Overall, I'd recommend this camera to anyone who is looking to step up from a point-and-shoot camera.

Canon XSi Rebel

The camera is almost everything it is proclaimed to be. I am a little disappointed in the speed of the motor. Since I plan to use it mostly for outdoor photography my actual use of the camera has been limited due to the poor weather in the North East this winter. The ordering, processing and shipping procedures were efficient and timely through AMAZON.

Canon XSi Rebel - Wow, Just Get It

I found this product for the best price on Amazon. If you want a digital camera and enjoy taking high quality pictures this camera is for you. This camera caters to the beginner and the expert. It is very versatile. The only bad parts about the camera is that you can only use the live picture mode while in the "professional" settings. The lens the camera comes with is somewhat limiting.

I have it and love it, hope to keep if for a very long time!

Canon XSi Rebel - Great Piece of Kit

Had this camera for nearly a month now and getting to know my way around this.
I had a 35mm canon eos300 before and was looking for a digital body to replace the old body. I ended up going for the refurbished Canon XSi Rebel. The great thing is I can still use all my old lenses on the new body, so my 70 to 210 mm and 2 times converter all work great on the new body. Having said that I wanted to go for the new Image Stabiliser 18 -55 which works great especially on low light conditions.

I also had a Speedlite 220EX flash gun with the old body which works great with the new one too, I did need to adjust the exposure in the settings as the photos were coming out a little over exposed with the flash. Other than that this unit is familiar to me coming from the old EOS series into the digital. The other great feature is the rear screen monitoring, especially if you are trying to get photos over a crowd.

For the money, this is a great piece of kit and am very happy to be the proud owner of the new Canon XSi Rebel with IS 18-55mm lens.

Canon XSi Rebel - You Get What You Pay For

Canon has always been the leading brand when it comes to perfection mostly in lens and optics. Police/federal agencies rely on accurate, vivid, perfect picture when their whole department depend on the most. So, they go with certain brand that they know for sure will get the job done. Its simply Canon. Canon XSi Rebel is pretty good for starter SLR folks. Its light weight but little bulky feel to it. Wish they had more lenses for this model.

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Is there an adapter so you can use 4/3's lenses on my canon eos camera?

I only find adapter that go the other way around, and always micro 4/3 never the regular one.

I don't think adapters exist.

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In answer to your landscape question earlier.

The Mamiya RZ67 or Mamiya 7 are both wonderful landscape cameras. However, with that said, I prefer SLR cameras because I can see exactly how the polarizer lens is affecting the image in the viewfinder. You have to guess with a rangefinder.

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