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Old 18-09-2003, 15:48   #20
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Originally posted by Sipowicz
I have had mine since early July! The 10D was launched earlier in the year (March or May) Are you thinking of the 300D? that was only announced a couple of weeks ago? If so, that has only just started to ship in ther states (as the Digital Rebel!)

And if you are serious about your photography, and can stretch to the 10D, then go for it! I already had EOS film cameras, so I did not need to think about lenses. Body only will set you back around £1200-£1300. CF cards are, of course, extra.

The 300D uses the same sensor and DGIC processor (I beleive) all housed in plastic body (based on the EOS3000 35mm camera) and will set you back around £900 body only.
Oops, yes I was. I do fancy a 300D though. Especially as it is lighter than the 10D...
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