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Old 10-08-2005, 14:59   #29
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Re: another digi camera (SLR) thread
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Originally Posted by andygrif
The 300D has 1/3rd stop increments, which is peachy - 1 stop might be limiting, but there's always workarounds I guess. I'm sticking with Canon for now! Actually I'm probably going to upgrade to a 20D by the end of the year.
As does my baby Canon A85, as I was saying the software and user interface of the EOS has trickled all the way down the range, it has a massive amount of functionality for what should be a point and click.

The point and click bit is something I love about my EOS10, you ask someone to take a picture with it who's never used (or not used a SLR for a long time) and they look scared, but if it is set to green then it is no more complicated than a compact, they soon realise that and then fall in love with how much easier the handling is, especially with the Grip plate attached.
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