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Re:upgrading cam, what to go for?
Reply #15 on: August 14, 2006, 21:11:55 PM
KM camera tech + sony ability to use Zeiss glassware =  :thumbup:

theyve even recognised that Memorystick is a bad idea, it really isnt a Sony product at all except for the name

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Re:upgrading cam, what to go for?
Reply #16 on: September 04, 2006, 06:30:44 AM
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I maybe biased, but to me its one of those duh  obvious choices ;) - gotta be a Canon really.

as for 350D or 30D Id be inclined to wait if you didnt want to fork out, as the 350D is ~18 months old and well... a better model cant be that far away, surely.

but the 30D hasnt been out long, and is indeed.. a lovely bit of kit (I imagine...  :lol: cant say Ive played with one but you can be 99.9% sure its awsome.)


The 350d recently got superceded with the 400d, http://www.dpreview.com/news/0608/06082416canoneos400drebelxti.asp as this preview explains.

There are some worthy upgrades on the 400d, but for those people like me that were eyeing the 350d, soon may be a good time to buy one as surely prices will drop as retailers aim to clear them. I myself like the anti-dust and vibration features of the 400d, but as Im coming from owning a Nikon Coolpix 3100 (circa 2003), a 350d will be just the biscuit :D

As for the 30d, initial impressions are that its only a slight upgrade on a 20d, so if you are already a 20d owner then theres not much point upgrading unless you have a bank balance larger than Spain. :)

Unfortunately with the 350d, and still with the 400d, theres no spot-metering :(

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