Canon's US-market entry DSLR — same as EOS 1000D with 10.1MP sensor and basic features.
The Canon EOS Rebel XS (EOS 1000D internationally, EOS Kiss F in Japan) was released in 2008 as an entry-level APS-C DSLR for Canon EF-S mount. 10.1MP APS-C CMOS sensor. No video recording — stills only. LP-E5 battery. At 450g body only.
10.1MP APS-C CMOS (22.2×14.8mm; DIGIC III). No video — stills only. 3-point AF system. LP-E5 battery (~400 shots CIPA). 450g body only (502g with battery). 2.5-inch LCD (230K dots). Canon EF-S mount (APS-C).
The Rebel XS positions as Canon's most affordable DSLR at launch: 10.1MP at the entry level, with simplified controls targeting first-time DSLR users. No video recording capability — Canon's DSLR video debuted with the 5D Mark II (2008) and entered the APS-C line with the 500D/T1i (2009). The LP-E5 is specific to this battery tier (500D/450D/1000D).
On the used market the Canon EOS Rebel XS is very affordable as a vintage entry-level DSLR. Condition checks: LP-E5 battery health, shutter actuations, LCD condition. No video. Compatible with all Canon EF and EF-S lenses.