?'s on Canon cameras

Does any one have Canon Digital Rebel or Canon D10 camera??? Please PM or e mail me so I might ask you some ?'s.
Thanks so much Katz.

Nope, sorry.

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Originally posted by tomkatzid
Please PM or e mail me so I might ask you some ?'s.

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Not sure What you want to know;
but take a look at this REVIEW of the D10 -
it goes into Great Detail about the camera's Features...

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/10d.html

And here's the Link to Steve's REVIEW of the Digital Rebel (aka 300D)...

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/300d.html

You can find more reviews on Canon's here:

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Canon/

Phred, which one have you got? Don't forget how to use it!! ;) - hint, hint! Boots will eventually get used to it, as Cinder and Smoke!

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Originally posted by tomkatzid
Does any one have Canon Digital Rebel..............
Thanks so much Katz.

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I don't have one, but it certainly is on my wish list!!! ;) Currently, I'm looking at purchasing one from the Canon G series.

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Originally posted by Randi
Phred, which one have you got?
Don't forget how to use it!! ;) - hint, hint!

Boots will eventually get used to it..

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NOT if you ask Boots! :p

Dat Kat goze an hides if he sees the Camera's CASE!

Our camera is the Canon A70 (3 mP + Zoom)
thanks to some Excellent PT Reviews!

Thanks everyone for the links. I've read TONS of reviews now, all say the best of everything. But then I searched more and found a forum that I joined, where people say the focus is too 'soft'. Not sharp, clear and in focus, so I'm still not sure what to get. I ordered the G5 and then changed my mind to the Rebel and then read about the 10 D. And now I think I want it. I really hate trying to decided what to buy. I don't like the leg work. The 10 D doesn't come with a lens so then you have to decide on that too. Just too many things to decide on.
But thanks for all your help.
Katz
If any of your friends have this camera ask them what they think of the too 'soft' focus.

I am just guessing on the too 'soft' focus, but I would guess that it makes it just a little fuzzy sometimes or it does not focus well on the intended object.

One more guess would be that the focal length is not quite right for the Fstop that is currently set.

Like I said only guess, I could and most likely am completely wrong.