“Canon EOS 20D”
“Canon EOS 300D / Digital Rebel”
I lent Nono my 20D for [what was soon to be considered] the last Ateneo – La Salle UAAP game.
Before I continue… let me tell you now that he’s the only person I can trust with my cam (without me physically present that is), so for those who want to borrow it – forget it!
Anyways, he noticed something about the “resolution.” The 20D stores its images @ 72dpi (Dots Per Inch), while the 300D stores its images at 180dpi.
What gives?
As you all can see, though not a dedicated photoblog, my weblog has entries with photographs. Photographs which will never find themselves included in the main Gallery. I’d like to call these photos “outtakes.”
However, I’ve added an index that shows every outtake ever posted. This way, none of the photo’s are wasted and/or forgotten. It’s pretty useful for updating the blog – if I want to reuse some photos for some posts, I don’t have to dig in the FTP and check out the filenames since the blog gallery already displays them.
You can also see the link under the archives header in the main weblog page – named nBLOG Photo Archive
“Canon EOS 1D MarkII”
“Canon EOS 20D”
“Canon EOS 10D”
“Read review”
Ok, here’s my lowdown of the Canon EOS 20D
There have been arguments that it’s more like a baby MarkII rather than a successor to the 10D. Of course, it still is shit compared to the MarkII but the 20D as of this moment, probably merits it’s own pricepoint – right smack in the middle of the 10D and MarkII.
Lucky for us, it’s still priced like a 10D… which makes it as valuable as a 300D at its pricepoint. Seems that Moore’s law is gaining.
For a really detailed review of the 20D (and picture quality comparisons), check out dpreview’s article on the 20D Read More
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“Canon EOS 20D”
Slept at 4:30am a while ago. Been toying with my new baby:
Since it’s kind of hard to take a picture of a camera using itself, I took this pic from my previous post (which in turn was taken from the internet)
*Oh God, why do you play with my emotions?*
