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2 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 Great SLR, 2006-12-25
Basically the 2 biggest SLR manufacturers in this category are Nikon and Canon. While both are great cameras, I ultimately chose the Canon because of the a wider array of lenses. I found that reading camera reviews on Amazon were not as useful looking at sites that were dedicated to digital photography.
2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
ultra fast, 2006-12-06
Two years ago when I bought the 20D body, Nikon couldn't come close to its specs. It truly is an excellent camera: ultra fast & feature packed.
I have a few of the better zoom "L" series lens but no prime lens yet: thus, I really can't tell how good this camera and lens combo can really get. But for the zooms I have (about $2000 worth), just don't seem to equal the pictures of my older Nikons.
That aside, because of the blazing speed of the 20D camera, I got pics that I could have never gotten with what Nikon had to offer at the time. Therefore, I love this camera.
6 of 6 customers found the following review helpful:
 Outstanding Camera, 2006-11-22
I am lifelong photographer and I purchased this camera in January. I have taken it on several major trips. It is an wonderful performer. I have many 11x14 enlargements that I have received terrific feedback on. The quality of this camera and the Cannon optics will not disappoint. The price is right now that the replacement is out.
Cannon EOS 20D, 2006-08-25
Excellent Camera with high end capabilities. Easy to use and intuitive system controls.
Great Camera, 2006-08-18
I am just a hobbyist. This was a big purchase and a big step for me to get into this level of camera. I still haven't mastered using it yet, and I've had it for a few months.
It does a wonderful job of taking pictures. If you have the right lenses, it can take some of the most beautiful pictures you've ever seen. Again, I'm just a hobbyist/enthusiast. I use it to take pictures for work, too.
I highly recommend getting a couple of VERY good lenses to go with it. Don't go with the cheap lenses that Canon, Tamron, Sigma, etc. make for this camera. Do yourself a favor and get a nice zoom - spend some bucks. You'll be happy you did.
The camera itself is pretty easy to use if you leave it on auto, but that's like buying a race car and never shifting out of first gear. The auto settings are great, and they do a wonderful job, but you can do so much more if you learn to use the camera in Manual, Av, Tv, or P mode. It allows you so much more creativity that you'll be amazed at the difference.
The 30D came out right before I bought the 20D, and I would probably buy it for the price now, but I'm very happy with my 20D.
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