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12/31/2005, 11:24 PM
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10D, Rebel, or 20D?
Well, I'm back in the market for a new digital slr.
Someone is selling a 10D body locally for $550, and then there are rebates being offered on the Rebel and the 20D. The rebates are up on 1/15/06. What would you suggest I get? I already have lenses so that is a non-issue. |
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12/31/2005, 11:29 PM
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If you already have the lenses and you're sold on the system, go to a local store and hold them all. Bring a CF card with you and snap some pics, see which one you like.
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01/01/2006, 08:25 AM
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Doug's suggestion is good. Many guys find the 350D's grip too small, but that's up to you to decide.
I personally find the 10D's grip to be sub-optimal when handling heavy lens for prolonged periods, but that's me. I would also like the jog dial at the back for aperture setting.
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01/02/2006, 12:24 AM
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Even the 20D won't match the feel of the pro range, the 1-series DSLR is the only ones that can.
The grip of the 20D is even slightly worse than the 10D since it's slightly smaller.
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01/02/2006, 10:00 PM
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The 20D fits my hand like a glove; vertically or horizontally. I bought a Rebel XT for my wife and even though I had a Rebel before, I feel it is a little too small for my hands.
That doesn't mean that you won't get great shots from any of those listed. I have seen some outstanding photos from a 10D. Match one of those up with a 100mm macro and you're set! Shot with a Digi-Rebel (6.3mp): http://www.ragedigital.com/reef/anthelia_closeup.jpg
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