Canon EOS 1Ds Mark II

Canon EOS 30D

models which began in 2000 with the EOS D30. This was followed by the D60 in 2002 and the 10D in 2003. Feel Good Factor I bought the Canon EOS 30D to replace my Canon 300d which I’ve had for two years. I have a collection of Canon lenses so it makes economic sense for me to stick with the same system. The EOS 30D is what might be called a mid-range camera, aimed at keen amateur or semi-professional photographers. It is a The EOS- solid looking well-built D-SLR of standard size. There is a thick right hand grip that makes it easy to hold, even in one hand and the important controls are within easy reach. This is an ideal camera if you intend to print photos of 28cm by ...

Canon EOS 300D

The Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel) is a dream come true for most "prosumer" photographers. Unlike most digital SLR s that come along with obscene pricetags, the Rebel fits the bill for your average guy. The Digital Rebel has a bit of a learning curve compared to most other digital cameras. While most should be able to pick one up, find the on button, look into the viewfinder, point, and shoot - this is not even beginning to tap into the resources this mega-camera offers its owner. My favourite feature this far has been the ultra-fast shutter speed. There is not the standard 5 second lag found in any consumer level camera, it s reduced to 0.3 seconds. This camera ...

Canon EOS 300D

viewfinder. The Camera is Compatible with the full range of over 50 Canon EF lenses and Canon EX-series Speedlites. The a 6.3 megapixel imaging engine, I found delivers striking photographs with low noise and high colour accuracy. The EOS 300D offers high speed 7-point AF, 35-zone metering, complete exposure control and compatibility with EF lenses in a light weight and super stylish titanium grey or black body. Overall I would say in my experience using this camera that I really found it to be a great buy for an amateur photographer, looking to produce great photographs with a mid-range digital ...