Abstract: The 30D was introduced in February 2006 to replace the Canon 20D. The 20D dropped in price and remains available. Like all Canons, the colors an...
Excellent image quality, Starts in 015 sec, New 100,000 cycle shutter, True Spot metering, 1/3 EV increments to ISO settings, Burst mode of 30 frames at 5 fps, 19 Custom functions, Magnesium alloy body, Improved battery life
New Spot metering cannot be tied to focus point, New Print/Share button should have been customizable, Design of power switch still requires the use of both hands
The Canon EOS 30D takes up where the 20D left off. Strikingly similar to the camera it replaces, the EOS 30D offers a larger LCD monitor, refinements in areas such as metering, burst speed and duty cycle of the shutter mechanism, and a number of minor ...
Abstract: Canon DSLRs are tricky - do you want and entry level, a pro spec or a mid range model? Even in the middle ground there are options - go with the full frame 5D or the smaller, cheaper 30D? In fact it may be a lot more complicated than that. When we tes...
Abstract: The Canon EOS 30D has the perfect price point and features including excellent image quality to become the favorite Digital SLR for a significant number of photographers - amateur and professional alike. An incremental upgrade from the hugely popular C...
If you can afford the EOS 30D, buy it. If you need to save for it, then be patient - eating ramen for a month to save up the extra cash is worth it. You wont be disappointed with the EOS 30D. ...
Abstract: Some of the noticeable differences from the 20D are a larger LCD monitor (2.5?) that while larger is still a tough read in direct sunlight; Picture Style menus for image effects that to this writer are much more straightforward than the Parameters on t...
Low noise, high quality images, Good build quality and handling, 5fps continuous shooting, 2.5in screen and spot-metering
Not a big step-up from the 20D, No voice recording, No GPS connectivity, Nikon D200 a tempting alternative
Canon EOS 30D verdict When Canon announced the EOS 30D would employ the same sensor as its predecessor, it was hard not to be both surprised and a little disappointed. After all, for its previous generations of digital SLRs, Canon lead the market by a...
Abstract: Although digital SLRs have been around since the mid-1990s, when Kodak produced digital adaptations of high-end Canon and Nikon 35mm SLRs, it is only since the launch in 2000 of the beautiful but deeply flawed Contax N Digital, that the market for “consum...
