Canon EOS 30D Digital Camera

Review: Good camera to start out with if you're going professional....or just into photography as a hobby and want more than just a point and shoot.
Changing lens be careful because dust etc can get to the sensor and it costs a lot to get your camera...

Review: I bet you've probably never took advantage of the full potential of this baby! I have a tele that goes 0,5Km (oops i forgot you're used to inches and miles and feet...) and still you have a lovely picture as if we were right there next to it! And...

Review: What more can I say about this camera than I love it. The only problem I have is getting it away from my husband so I can use it. The quality of pictures it takes are amazing and my husband has been using it to take stock photos. If you have the...

Review: I purchased the 30D because i wanted to get into photography. Having felt the rebel xt (350D), the XTI (400D), 20D and 30D before. I fell in love with the look and feel of the 20D and 30D. What made me choose the 30D over the 20D was because it was...

The Bottom Line: Good camera for anyone moving up from the pocket cameras. Remember all the megapixels in the world don't do you any good with out good optics.Canon has great lenses.

Review: My first digital camera. Shoot with Canaon AEs until now. Have borrowed a few digitals to try but never quite happy. The EOS 30 shown to me last year by a photographer in Wales. The start up time was much faster than the Cool Pix I had borrowed...

Review: I disliked this camera so much, I returned it and purchased a Nikon d70s. Canon is not an innovator at all, just tries to keep their sales up with hype. Poor quality, over exposed images (it always uses a flash!). Over priced by about $1300.
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Review: I love this camera I will never own another camera , if youa re a beginner or advanced it is great I love the pictures it takes and I love the speed . its just the best camera I have ever owned

Review: I bought this as a professional photographer and I couldnt be happier. The new 2.5 inch screen is amazing compared to the 20d model. Still would be great to have a 3 in. screen. The quality and manual settings is superb

The Bottom Line: The camera can be used by anyone with minimal photographic background. The pictures are crisp and the controls are excellent.

Review: The canon 30D is the next generation of canons dSLR line that started with the 10D, then the 20D. The 30D has some slight improvements over the previous 20D including a larger LCD screen on the back for working with the menus and reviewing your...

The Bottom Line: Unless you are making prints of over A3 size, i think this camera is marvelous. Together with the 17-85 mm stabilized zoom, it is sheer unbeatable.

Review: Having used a 300D and a 10D, i hesitated a lot before getting hands on this camera.
I got it with a Canon f4.0-f5.6/17-85 EF-S IS zoom, found it in Sim Lim square in Singapore.
Improvements are not so important: the good things of the 20D...