Canon EOS-20D Body only Digital Camera

Pros: Lightning fast, improved AF capabilities, easy to use and change functions on the fly.

Cons: The only one I can think of might be expense.

The Bottom Line: Canon's designed another winner in their digital EOS line. The EOS-20D has the speedy DIGIC II image processor of their highest end cameras at a more affordable price.

Review: Recently a friend of mine who is also an amateur photographer came to visit. He brought along his brand new toy, a Canon EOS-20D and we spent the better part of a weekend taking shots with it around town. I currently own the Canon EOS 300D ...

Pros: Canon at the top of their game with a camera for the rest of us!

Cons: The shutter is rather loud.

The Bottom Line: Canon has got it right. This is a camera of professional caliber at an affordable price.

Review: Having enjoyed a career as a fashion photographer for major magazines, my one concern with respect to the equipment that I used was that of achieving maximum quality in my photos. That, eventually, led me to using Leica cameras, with their superb Leitz ...

Pros: Professional grade feature set, image quality, speed, looks, everything really...

Cons: Price, LCD resolution.

The Bottom Line: The EOS-20D answers the question: Should I move to digital? The answer, oh hell yeah.

Review: Background I didn’t get serious about photography as a hobby until about this time last year. My dad gave me his old Minolta SRT-202 and a few lenses. After a few outings, the camera ended up jamming on me. I upgraded to the Canon Elan 7E ...

Pros: DSLR image quality, super fast response time, highly programmable, extensive system expandability, 1.6 magnification factor

Cons: Somewhat disappointing noise level in tough shooting situations, flash and download software poor.

The Bottom Line: But it. Outstanding images, exceptionally fast response time, high speed burst mode, automated multi-exposure and multi-color balanced shooting, with true SLR performance and full Canon EOS compatibility. Now under $1000.

Review: If you've been considering the Canon 20D now is the time to buy one. This high performing digital SLR has been replaced by the 30D, yet both cameras are pretty much the same, except for price. The 20D is now available for under $1,000. Grab it while you ...

Pros: Everything else

Cons: "cost", bulkiness, software, LCD size, ISO noise, viewfinder cover, loudness of shutter, ADEP mode

The Bottom Line: Buy it it's worth it.

Review: Ok so I only had this camera for a couple of days as of the date of this review. This is my first dSLR but my second Canon SLR camera. I looked at the Rebel XT and the Nikon D70 cameras before even considering purchasing this camera. I loved the ...

Pros: Speed, low noise even at high ISO, high buffer size, design, battery life, price.

Cons: Nothing of consequence.

The Bottom Line: Buy it without hesitation or regret, it's really THAT good!

Review: In less than a year, I found myself buying my 3rd DSLR. I started off with the Digital Rebel early this year. Whilst I still think that it is a good camera, I find it a tad slow for my purpose, which is photographing birds in the wild. After missing many ...

Pros: Stunning quality, fast, well-built, professional level, great autofocus, excellent custom functions

Cons: Errr..... it doesn't cost £50? Sorry but it's all I can come up with!

The Bottom Line: Pro quality at a price for the enthusiast. Stunning pictures as good as they come.

Review: I had a Canon 10D and thought the world of it, a stunner of a camera, especially compared to the market that prevailed at the time I bought it. When the 20D was announced my immediate reaction was 'there won't be enough to warrant the upgrade for me'. ...

Pros: Outstanding controls and picture quality. 8.2 megapixels. Extremely fast and nearly instant on.

Cons: No CF flash card included. Heavy with bigger lenses. No .TIF file mode.

The Bottom Line: If you can afford it and a good lens, it is an incredible value for a professionally featured camera that is easy to use.

Review: I began my semi-serious photography hobby back in 1969 with a new Pentax Spotmatic 35mm SLR, confined by finances to black & white darkroom work, and color slides. My interest in photography waned during the child rearing years due to job and time ...

Pros: Faster Than A Speeding Bullet... User-Friendly Switches & Controls. Quality evident.

Cons: Software Included Is Weak.

The Bottom Line: Fantastic Quality With Evident Workmanship And Performance. Canon Continues To Lead The World In Digital Imaging.

Review: This is my 7th or 8th digital camera to date. I started with a half-megapixel JVC and remember being excited back then about its quality. I currently own three (3) Canon digital cameras. I switched to Canon (from Nikon) just over a year ago and ...

Pros: Build quality, camera user interface, 8.2 megapixels

Cons: Accompanying software poorly implemented and inconsistent with other Canon equipment.

The Bottom Line: A solid photographic investment, backed up by a superb line of lenses and accessories. Needs improvement only to accompanying software, which hopefully will be posted at Canon's website shortly.

Review: I purchased the 20D to replace my Canon Digital Rebel. I was happy with the Rebel, though not with its kit lens which was somewhat poorly constructed, but I wanted a DSLR that would allow for larger size prints. The 20D arrived last week. I've been using ...