In Photography today I had a chance to play with the href="http://www.canon-europe.com/for_home/product_finder/cameras/slr/eos_10d/index.asp">Canon
EOS 10D it’s very cool (read “I want one”). We were learning about
lighting setups for still-life photography and one group was using a
medium-format camera with a digital back which is also cool but I wanted to play
have a play with a DSLR. It’s very impressive, it felt solid and well built and
it takes fantastic photos. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the bundled
software comes with versions for Winblows, Mac OS 9 and OSX, and that it was
relatively simple to use. I was particularly interested because I currently use
a href="http://www.canon-europe.com/for_home/product_finder/cameras/slr/eos_300/index.asp">EOS
300 and I’d like to switch to an href="http://www.canon-europe.com/for_home/product_finder/cameras/slr/eos_300d/index.asp">EOS
300D (exactly the same but a digital version) in the future.

Full frame image

Section of
image at 100% (full size)

The images above may not be the most interesting subject matter but the
quality is outstanding. The original images were 2048 x 1360 at 180 dpi.
That’s plenty in case you have no idea.

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