Eos 20D 300 quid!? Tell me not to!
Discussion
I have so many questions but cant seem to find the answers?!
Who is the target market for the 20d? Amateurs, professionals? semi-professionals?
Is the camera actually good?
Pro's?
Con's?
Should i get it! Ahhhhhh
im at the point where if somebody says get it then i will! so be careful what you say
Who is the target market for the 20d? Amateurs, professionals? semi-professionals?
Is the camera actually good?
Pro's?
Con's?
Should i get it! Ahhhhhh
im at the point where if somebody says get it then i will! so be careful what you say

You may have already seen this;
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/CanonEOS20D/
(Clicking on 'Introduction' at the top of the article enables you to select the pages of the review)
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/CanonEOS20D/
(Clicking on 'Introduction' at the top of the article enables you to select the pages of the review)
I have one, 'tis very good indeed. I paid £150 from a mate 
This image is fully open on 3200 ISO, lit by sodium.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/soundman/2316724806/s...
Its a great camera, very functional, fast to store the images. Shoot in RAW and you can spend ages manipulating shots
http://www.flickr.com/photos/soundman/2361260125/i...

This image is fully open on 3200 ISO, lit by sodium.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/soundman/2316724806/s...
Its a great camera, very functional, fast to store the images. Shoot in RAW and you can spend ages manipulating shots

http://www.flickr.com/photos/soundman/2361260125/i...
One here too! £295. Save a fiver!!
http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/productdetail.kmo...
http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/productdetail.kmo...
Edited by CivicMan on Thursday 17th April 14:53
Slightly off topic, but: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
The more you spend, the more you get. There's no limit to it. So you have to think 'What do I want to do that a 40D will do but a 20D doesn't?'
Only you know the answer. But I suspect that not many DSLRs are used to full potential, obvious limiting factors being the user and lenses. And if I recall your post wondering what the focal length in mm meant, well, that may be your answer
Only you know the answer. But I suspect that not many DSLRs are used to full potential, obvious limiting factors being the user and lenses. And if I recall your post wondering what the focal length in mm meant, well, that may be your answer

Edited by Simpo Two on Thursday 17th April 15:11
Yes. with (UK) receipt & proof of purchase etc I think:
http://canonlensacc2008.onlinerebates.com/howtocla...
http://canonlensacc2008.onlinerebates.com/howtocla...
http://www.t4cameras.co.uk/
yep as on here, you buy the kit you get the receipt you send back the Serial number + receipt, you get the cash back eventually
yep as on here, you buy the kit you get the receipt you send back the Serial number + receipt, you get the cash back eventually
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