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Canon EOS-20D Digital Camera with 18-55mm Lens
25 reviews
Price:
$1,999.00
The perfect EOS for advanced-amateurs and professionals alike, the EOS 20D sets new standards in its class. Featuring an all-new 8.2 MP...
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The perfect EOS for advanced-amateurs and professionals alike, the EOS 20D sets new standards in its class. Featuring an all-new 8.2 MP CMOS Sensor, a second generation DIGIC II Image Processor, 5 fps performance for up to 23 consecutive frames and a 0.2 second start-up time, the EOS 20D is designed to capture richly detailed, perfectly exposed images with speed formerly found only in cameras several times the price. Other features include a top shutter speed of 1/8000 sec., flash sync at 1/250, a new high-precision 9-point AF System, a built-in multi-controller for fast focusing point selection and a refined magnesium alloy body, for rugged, go anywhere photography. Compatible with not only Canon's new EF-S Lenses, but with the entire EOS System of lenses and flashes, the EOS 20D is a professionally featured camera with a consumer price tag.
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Pros: 8 megapixels, DIGIC II, very fast, full manual exposure options, excellent battery life
Cons: Complex, images are a bit soft at default settings (but users can crank up sharpening)
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The EOS 20D is well built and beautifully engineered, a genuinely viable option for anyone looking for a feature rich and reasonably priced digital SLR.
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Pros: Low-light response; fast shutter; continuous shooting; accurate focus, color; fast startup; dual dials+mini-joystick; low noise.
Cons: Indoor WB; lack of WB, metering feedback; craving for expensive lenses; conspicuous; tricky 2-second timer.
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If you're ready to get serious about photography and move to a DSLR, this camera will deliver top quality for years to come. It's an absolute delight to shoot with. Read More
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Pros: Fast, fast, fast. Excellent image quality. Easy to use controls. SLR.
Cons: Poor indoor white balance. Heft & bulk might be a negative to some.
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If you want a "real" camera and want digital, seriously consider the 20D. Read More
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Pros: FAAAAAAAAAAAAST camera, large buffers, 5 fps, exposure control!, 3 shutter modes
Cons: Expensive, Canon tries to limit third-party products, no preview mode, no stitch mode
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Torn between a Rebel & 20D? Save for the 20D now there's also 30D. All canon EF/EF-S lenses work with this body. Digic image sensor superior to other types. Read More
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Pros: Fast! Solid feel. Wide variety of available lenses.
Cons: Quality control is TERRIBLE. Small dim color LCD display. Heavy.
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Excellent camera, terrible quality control, first 2 were defective. Buy at brick and mortar store with exchange capability if possible. Read More
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Pros: WOW... with everything but the lens. But for the price, still think its really good.
Cons: occasional freeze up on the auto focus
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I need more lens, I need more cleaning supply, I hope I don't break this camera anytime soon. Too Nice Read More
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Pros: Fast, super high quality photos, EF lens compatible, easy to use.
Cons: pricey, no memory card included $$$
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A good investment camera. It won't be obsolete anytime soon.
Pro results from enthusiast photographers, very cool. Read More
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Pros: Fast! 5 frames per second, second generation DIGIC II processer, excellent sharpness and quality
Cons: Price, could have a better lens with the kit
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Definately recommend this camera!!! Excellent! Sharp, fast, great quality. Wonderful camera for serious amateurs and professionals alike. Read More
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Pros: Works With All EF Canon Lenses, Long Battery Life, Great Support,
Cons: Built in Flash can cast shadows. Have to invest in lenses for Pro level.
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If you're a aspiring photographer and want to break into digital you should save up and get this camera! Read More
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Pros: Amazing control over your shots, nice weight, easy to use.
Cons: If anything, the lens. But it's actually not that bad.
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It's an amazing camera. For the beginner or professional, it's easy as point and shoot! Read More
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