Canon EOS 30D 8,2 MP CMOS Black

Canon EOS 30D 8,2 MP CMOS Black

Brand : Canon
Product family : EOS
Product name : 30D
Article code : 1234B013
Category : Digital Cameras
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Specs

Picture quality
Megapixel	8,2 MP
Sensor type	CMOS
Supported aspect ratios	3:2

Flash
Flash modes	Auto, Red-eye reduction, Red-eye reduction

Memory
Compatible memory cards	CF

Display
Display	LCD
Display diagonal	6,35 cm (2.5")
Display resolution (numeric)	230,000 pixels

Ports & interfaces
PictBridge

Camera
Self-timer delay	10 s

Design
Product color	Black

Battery
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Battery life (max)	750 h

System requirements
Mac compatibility

Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C

Weight & dimensions
Width	144 mm
Depth	105,5 mm
Height	73,5 mm
Weight	700 g

Other features
Built-in flash
Digital SLR

Reviews

Howstuffworks.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:33

Average rating:100

For an advanced digital camera, Canons EOS 30D remains fairly easy to use. Its overall price point, with a suggested retail price of $1,299, is about average among digital cameras in this class, but the price might be a little high considering its age...

Great response times, model has good balance, great image quality, good collection of add-on components...
Cameras age limits value, key add-ons drive cost upward quickly, resolution could be higher...
For an advanced digital camera, Canons EOS 30D remains fairly easy to use. Its overall price point, with a suggested retail price of $1,299, is about average among digital cameras in this class, but the price might be a little high considering its ag...

photo.net

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:33

Average rating:0

The Canon 30D is an upgrade of the Canon 20D. The two cameras have the same sensor (1.6x APS-C format, 8.2 MP) but the EOS 30D adds a number of new features. Noteworthy are a 2.5" LCD screen, spot metering, RGB histograms and an increased buffer size.H...

firstglimpsemag.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:33

Average rating:0

Canons new EOS 30D brings proven EOS technology to a new level, giving photographers an unbeatable photographic experience. The EOS 30D incorporates a host of new features with Canons highly acclaimed 8.2MP CMOS sensor and DIGIC II image processor. T...

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:33

Average rating:82

Canon EOS 30D Digital SLR The 8.2-megapixel sibling of the popular EOS 20D has a large LCD and a pleasing interface. It might be logical to assume that Canons new EOS 30D digital SLR camera, successor to the companys popular EOS 20D, would pack a hig...

High quality RAW conversion, Excellent interface...
Softwares RAW conversion is slow, Autobracketing limited to three stops...
The 8.2-megapixel sibling of the popular EOS 20D has a large LCD and a pleasing interface.

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blogcritics.org

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:0

For the past month, Ive been using the Canon EOS 30D as my primary camera, and I love it. Ive taken over 5,000 photos with it. I actually got a bit sad when I had to send it back to the good folks at Canon PR. In the span of 30 days, Ive come to reg...

tomsguide.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:0

Digital SLRs Galore! All product images are copyright and courtesy of the manufacturer. In this article I look at twenty-six 35mm body-size Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) cameras from eight manufacturers. All of these models are currently on the ma...

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productsifter.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:0

Feeling the need for speed? Then look no further than the acclaimed Canon 30D. This 8-megapixel beauty has everything the aspiring sports or news photographer needs, all perfectly packed into a seamless camera body that can cope with everything life in...

Neocamera.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:80

The Canon 30D is an improved version of the already excellent Canon 20D, given the 30D a very confident rating of excellent. With all its improvements, Canon has managed not to cut down on anything from the 20D. In sum, the 20D is a speedy and robust...

Kenrockwell.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:0

The 30D was introduced in February 2006 to replace the Canon 20D. The 20D dropped in price and remains available. Like all Canons, the colors an...

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Megapixel.net

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:34

Average rating:98

Aside from minor changes to the back of the camera to accommodate the larger screen and an new Print button (see further), the EOS 30D is identical to its predecessor. The 30Ds body is built has a stainless steel chassis, covered in a magnesium alloy...

Excellent image quality, Starts in 015 sec, New 100,000 cycle shutter, True Spot metering, 1/3 EV increments to ISO settings, Burst mode of 30 frames at 5 fps, 19 Custom functions, Magnesium alloy body, Improved battery life...
New Spot metering cannot be tied to focus point, New Print/Share button should have been customizable, Design of power switch still requires the use of both hands...
The Canon EOS 30D takes up where the 20D left off. Strikingly similar to the camera it replaces, the EOS 30D offers a larger LCD monitor, refinements in areas such as metering, burst speed and duty cycle of the shutter mechanism, and a number of minor...

maclife.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:35

Average rating:100

Its well worth the pain it may cause to your credit card. Youve heard the old adage before and have undoubtedly seen it in the pages of our magazine: You get what you pay for. The EOS 30D is priced toward the high end for a prosumer digital SLR ca...

Great image quality and color fidelity.
A little pricey.
If you can afford the EOS 30D, buy it. If you need to save for it, then be patient - eating ramen for a month to save up the extra cash is worth it. You wont be disappointed with the EOS 30D...

cameralabs.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:38

Average rating:87

Canon EOS 30D introductionThe Canon EOS 30D is the successor to the popular EOS 20D, aimed at the higher-end enthusiast market. When it was announced in February 2006 though, there was some surprise and disappointment to learn it used exactly the same...

Low noise, high quality images, Good build quality and handling, 5fps continuous shooting, 2.5in screen and spot-metering...
Not a big step-up from the 20D, No voice recording, No GPS connectivity, Nikon D200 a tempting alternative...
Canon EOS 30D verdict When Canon announced the EOS 30D would employ the same sensor as its predecessor, it was hard not to be both surprised and a little disappointed. After all, for its previous generations of digital SLRs, Canon lead the market by a...

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star-techcentral.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:38

Average rating:0

Cheaper and better EOS 30D (Canon Inc) Sensor: 8.2-megapixel CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) Lens: Interchangeable Canon EF/EF-S mount. Shutter: 30sec ? 1/8,000sec; bulb mode ISO range: 100 ? 3200 Exposure modes: Program, aperture-/shu...

Awesome picture quality; very low noise at high ISO; great all-round performance.
Some minor interface issues.
The Canon EOS 30D really is the best camera in Canons entire line, offering the best balance between price and performance.Up against the more expensive full-frame EOS 5D, the EOS 30D doesn’t lose out much in terms of resolution and doesn’t su...

macworld.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:39

Average rating:80

SummaryPros: Excellent interface; large LCD screen; new spot meter; excellent image quality; lower price than its predecessor. Cons: Auto-bracketing limited to three stops; no external bracketing control. Price as rated: $1,399 (body only) Best Current...

Excellent interface; large LCD screen; new spot meter; excellent image quality; lower price than its predecessor.
Auto-bracketing limited to three stops; no external bracketing control.
The Canon EOS 30D is a welcome upgrade to an already great camera. The larger LCD screen and new features will directly affect everyday shooting, while the lower price tag will give you an extra $100 to spend on lenses.

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digitalcamerainfo.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:39

Average rating:0

At 8.2 megapixels, with a 5-frame-per-second burst, a 9-point autofocus system, and Canons DIGIC II processing chip, the 30D matches its predecessor, the Canon EOS 20D, specification for specification. However, the 30D has a 2.5-inch LCD, which makes...

– Just like the 20D – a good, 8.2-megapixel workhorse – Excellent image quality – 2.5-inch, 230,000-pixel LCD – Quick Dial and four-way controller for quick, flexible navigation – 5 fps burst rate...
Just like the 20D – no improvements in imaging performance Important controls require menu access Default Picture Style, "Standard," oversharpens and oversaturates heavily Viewfinder accuracy is relatively poor Lacks commander flash capability (Niko...
The Canon EOS 30D has several important refinements over its predecessor, the Canon EOS 20D, and it maintains that cameras many strengths. Its solid build, excellent image quality, and respectable speed (5 fps at 8.2 megapixels) make it a very attract...

dpreview.com

Updated:
2011-07-31 01:26:39

Average rating:0

The model line in which the EOS 30D sits has seen a total of five models, each offering either an upgrade in features, resolution or both. From the EOS D30 to D60 we saw a doubling in megapixel count as well as numerous feature upgrades, from the EOS...

Excellent resolution, very good per-pixel sharpness, Good tonal and color response, same as EOS 20D Parameter 1 in Standard PS, Now with four metering modes, spot metering very welcome, Trademark Canon CMOS noise free images, remain detailed even at high...
Average automatic white balance performance, still very poor under incandescent light, AI Servo (continuous AF) interference banding issue (certain lenses, high sensitivities), Same old CF compartment door shuts camera down issue, Picture Style difference...
Maybe Canon do listen, with the i EOS 30D they have addressed no less than five of the Cons from my EOS 20D review; Lack of spot metering, Fixed continuous shooting rate, Limited range of image parameter adjustment, Small LCD monitor and ISO sensiti...

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