The Canon 30D vs 20D - what's the difference?
Filed in archive Cameras by Andrew Garrett on April 4, 2006
The Canon 30D vs 20D - what's the difference?:
While my internal Nikon bigot's shouting "who cares? They're Canon
!" I fight him down to bring this to you. See the sacrifices I make?
Hell, some of my best friends are Canon fans (the poor, deluded fools).
"First, it helps to realize how similar these two cameras are:
- They both have the same number of megapixels and the same digital sensor.
- They are equally responsive, and both feature a 9-point autofocus system.
- They use the same batteries and the same memory cards.
- There's no difference in weight or in size.
Seems like the 30D is the same as the 20D with a different name.
Almost."
OK, so, that's how they're the same, but how are they different? That's what the clicky-link up the top is for. Go, click it.
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