The Cam: As you can see from the above photo, at 3200 ISO grain is much better than what you'd in other DSLRs. The lens has image stabilizing, true, but what I've noticed is that its slowness takes away some of the charm. So I'd actually prefer the cheapo kit lens, which is faster, over the IS lens, if it weren't for the zoom (55mm vs. 85mm). Crazy, I know. Below, there's a gallery of a few more photos I took haphazardly.

I've pushed the saturation a bit, because I feel like I'm addicted to the Nikon D40's Skittles-like color filter. Accurate? No. Fun? Yes.
–Brian Lam

Tokyo Found [Gizmodo]

First, Mark McClusky and Sean Captain give the K100D the Editor's Choice in Wired's Test issue. He chooses the budget-ish DSLR over the top of the line Canon 30D and Nikon D200 because of built in image stabilization and low noise at high light sensitivity modes ISOs (1600 is its max.)

Then Pop Photo gives the higher end K10D a similar thumbs up for the same low noise characteristics. The camera also gets...

high marks for its fog, snow, and dust resistant shell. Pop Photo has a small but annotated gallery that shows off the camera's ability to shoot low light. –Brian Lam

Pentax k100d [Wired Test]
k10D [Pentax]

A very confusing move by Canon. Could this clear out mean some new bomb diggity hotness is coming sooner than expected? Or is Amazon and Canon toying with my heart (as always)? – Travis Hudson

Some examples of how you might redeem these rebates:

Purchase only this item:
1. EOS 5D 12.8MP digital SLR Find the item in the table below. Your rebate amount comes from the "BUY ONE" column, so you receive $300.

Purchase both of these items:
1. EOS 1Ds Mark II 16.7MP digital SLR
2. Canon EF 17-40mm f4L USM ultra wide-angle zoom lens Find the items in the table below. Your rebate amounts come from the "BUY 2 OR MORE" column, so you receive $0 for the camera body, though it qualifies you for a double rebate on the lens, and $90 for the lens—a total of $90.

Purchase these three items:
1. EOS 5D 12.8 MP digital SLR
2. Canon EF 28-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM standard zoom lens
3. Canon MR-14EX macro ring lite Find the items in the table below. Your rebate amounts come from the "BUY 2 OR MORE" column, so you receive $600 for the camera body, $40 for the zoom lens, and $30 for the photo printer—a total of $670.

Purchase these four items:
1. EOS 30D 8.2MP digital SLR
2. Canon EF 28mm f1.8 USM wide-angle lens
3. Canon Speedlite 580EX Flash
4. Canon 10 x 42 L image-stabilized waterproof binoculars Find the items in the table below. Your rebate amounts come from the "BUY 2 OR MORE" column for the camera item, and from the "BUY ONE" column for the binoculars, so you receive $200 for the EOS 30D, $40 for the wide-angle lens, $30 for the Speedlite, and $100 for the binoculars—a total of $370.

Interestingly enough, the 30D is cheaper than its successor, the 20D and will sell for $1,399 in March. Quite honestly, the upgrade seems rather limited, but slow and steady wins the race, eh?

Canon EOS 30D [LivingRoom]