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No I'm not putting the wrong title. But, I was wondering is it worth buying the new XSi or just buying the XTi. If you don't believe me check out the article here:http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9857232-1.html?tag=cnetfd.mt
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It seems that many of the big boys are gong with this as an option...not just Canon. It doesn't hurt to have it, and it probably doens't add much to the price.its just so canon can try to sell to more consumers who want to have that mode.
The XT is still around for $400ish. I honestly don't see any worthwhile differences between the XT, XTi and XSi. I'd just go with the XT and spend the money I saved by buying decent glass.
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I'd say XT or step it up to a 20D/30D.
There is more to noise levels that just the pixel pitch (amount per size of sensor). For example, the newest cameras from Canon have the Digic III processors, rather than the older Digic I or II. That alone probably helps with noise quite a bit.I would pick up an XTI unless the noise level is decreased on the XSI (which i doubt because more MP on im guessing same size sensor?)...
Or as others said an XT.