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do you edit thoose photos in slideshow? or its jsut raw photos from camera

Hi! i am about to buy a used S4 Nikon, i beleive it must be newer than this? - do you have any rev. on the S4? greets Levi from Sweden

Heeeyy i just bought one today! Knew you'd have covered it 😄

Just snatched one for 7bucks at flea market because of this vid😅

This was my first DSLR and I took some of my all-time favourite images with it. I had to import a 1GB card for it as they weren't available in Australia at the time

Excellent video. Watched a few now. Subbed.

My job is to clear out dead people’s houses so a bank can sell them, and I found this camera in the house. I’ve been trying to figure it out, and this video was such a help!

Did this review actually every happen? I can't find it unless I'm overlooking it?

Crazy that it's not that much different from my aunts 40D which I learned photography last 7yrs ago!

Hello, I have the c830-l for about 2 years now and I still can't figure out how to transfer the photos to my laptop. do i also download the camedia master on my laptop or is there a card reader i can use? most of the card reader i bought does not have a slot for smartmedia card. hope to get a reply from you soon!

I own a 10D. I only Bought it, because I wanted to buy my friend a lens, and the seller refused to give me the lens alone, so I paid ~15 dollars for it. I also own a 20D, which blow me away, I bought is for the same reason, as the 10D (seller refused to give me the lens alone, that I wanted to buy), and the 20D is my hobby camera. I own 80D, R, R6, but when it's not a paid job, or not something extreme, like astrophotography, I use the 20D. That's a tank. I manage to drop it several times, the plastic is broken already, flash is not working, and some of the connections aren't working (thanks to a trip to a lake, at least my camera learnt how to swim), yet it still takes photos. I love these old DSLRs.

The 60d was my first dslr. I chose it for its video features. It had a larger battery that the t2i/t3i but also had a flip out screen that the 7d lacked. The series became increasingly video focused which I loved but I’m sure wasn’t what photographers wanted.

I skipped the 10D when I started collecting Canon a few years ago, and bought this instead. I love it. I recently added a second 20D as a backup in case anything ever happens to the first one! I love this series, thanks for the great content.

Those 2 books behind , well I have one the same here Gordon , you copy cat 🐱, l o l

I had the poor sister with update (not original) firmware to activate most of 10D functions.

My first Nikon was a FE2 with this lens, which cost a fortune (I was in high school). It was everybody‘s dream to have a f/1.4 lens instead of a f/1.7 or f/1.8. I sold it because I got the f/1.2 for a great price. Recently I bought a F3 which came with the Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 pancake version - same build quality, but much much smaller. But this f/1.4 is still a great lens - optical quality was always good enough for me (I‘m an amateur).

When my first grandchild was born, my son rushed in said dad give me your digital camera, and of course it was the Sony MAVICA FD5, about an hour or so later the photos were on my computer, and as my grandchild celebrated his 23rd birthday yesterday, I can see those same photo 3 computers later, and in the bright lights of the hospital, they look very good.

Fabulous comparison with the Sony camera! I got interested in getting a DSLR after having a Fuji 2800 Zoom. The Fuji was very good for several years then got sticking aperture blades on the lens. Being fully automatic there was no way to compensate with the aperture stuck at fully wide open. So every photo was grossly overexposed. At least with a DSLR if a lens has a fault you can just buy another one! A Nikon D40 was my first dslr.

I use the 30D as my main DSLR since 2012. Love it so much.

My very first DSLR, still have it, it was a beautiful and solid magnesium alloy body, with the vertical grip BG-E3 if i remember well, looks better than the next models, deliver pretty nice pictures, was an incredible camera back on those days, far away ahead of other brands, Canon needs to learn again how to be innovative and less conservative

Just bought this glass for my FM2N - thanks for all the info ❤

this was my first serious camera. My very first camera was one made by Samsung, called the Digimax 800k. That one was quite basic. would be interesting to see a modern day review.

Watched a video about cleaning the sticky coating on older tech, Petrol apparently cleans it up.

Canon 250D / 60D / 80D/ C100 / 90D / C200 my timeline! Now having 90D and C200

Still got a 10D, which works perfectly. It's worth so little now that I have no hesitation in slinging it into a pannier and getting it out on the bike, where more valuable gear might be at risk. The only downside is lack of cropping space, but meh, just compose properly. The 10D was the first modern era Canon I had, and the controls just felt amazingly useful and quite intuitive. So much so, that every digicam I've had since, I jig the layout to mimic the 10D as far as possible.

Yes, the canon 10D was my very first proper digital camera which I got used around 15 years ago! I couldn't afford more than 22-55mm and 28-80 lenses for it until I got an 80-200 if inexpensively. I saw and dreamt of a sigma 120-300 f2.8 lens for it. It focused very, very accurately and quickly though, so no complaints at all. Canon was quite ahead then, but nikon's D70 and later models had the same resolution. When nikon came out with the D300 and especially the D700 they really became serious competitors with image quality and canon had to struggle to keep up with sony's sensor technology.

The 300D was my first DSLR. Had the Canon Pro90IS before it and I could use the same batteries from the earlier camera.

Really impressive that they nailed the controls back then so good that they only did small rearrangements in all dslr lineups. The AF joystick may have been the biggest.

I just took a few shots with my 10D yesterday. Fantastic colors and substance. I have found that limitations of this camera are actually a big plus, as it forces me to be more creative and use it in unusual ways. The result is either ratted shots, or shots far better than I expect. Overall, I always have memorable shots whenever I shoot with the 10D.

Cool, I have the 717 , and found a way to make images in focus on full spectrum, "sort of"

I still use my 7D to this day. The low light performance is quite lacking today, but who cares? If my pictures were good back then, why wouldn't they be now?

I'm starting to get into photography and my father gave me his 30D because he stopped using it a long time ago, I'm not a professional photographer by any means but I think it takes nice photos for a DSLR from 2006.

I couldn't buy the Digital Rebel 300D fast enough, since I was just getting into astrophotography, and this camera had the lower noise C-MOS sensor tech. Looking back at those images, they are SO noisy, but at the time it was the best option to serve my interests. I graduated to the 30D a few years later and never looked back.

Can you do a video on the rebel t5i 🙏🏿🙏🏼

I remember watching that 40D liveview vid... I watched all your stuff back then. Time flies. I remember the Olympus E420 vid making me really want to dabble into 3/4 bc it was so small. Never did though.

Would you do a review of the Nikon D700?

I once had the 300D used for wedding photography and printed 16-24 inch photos.

I have to take apart my laser disc player and fix it. I have a Carver laser disc player. I did not try to open yet, but I am hoping I can get the player working again. I do have some laser discs I enjoy watching and have gotten more for my collection. Thanks for posting a video on how to fix the players. Wish me luck.

One may think Canon is German company, not Japanese. Why? There's not that much one can „like” about Canon cameras; they are solid and reliable - but rather boring - tools, that just do their job right. Just compare their cameras to Olympuses E-M, Panasonic's Lumices or Fujifilm cameras… That being said: got Canons too in my collection - 300D, 5D Mk II, 1D Mk II, 20D, 40D - and I like the picture and colours their sensors give. At least at ISO 100 their IQ is very good. But rather forget trying to take decent JPGs SOOC from Canons earlier than 40D. Their firmware is too primitive for that, even in case of „professional” 1D Mk II.

DSLRs are so satisfying to use.

The 10D was my first DSLR, I still have it and it's flawless. I will probably use it tomorrow.

I still have a 60D (2010) that I bought used in 2015, and I only replaced earlier this year (9 years later!). I sometimes grab it to snap pictures of my cats. It's a bit of a dinosaur in terms of specs but I feel right at home with that grip.

Sonic Advance stage one music was just a massive wave of nostalgia. I don't own my original GBA but I do have an Analogue Pocket with a flash cart. Such a great handheld.

Still have my 10D. In the US in another 4 years it will be considered an antique. Just got an R7 - yep another crop sensor - but the 10D will still see service when the weather gets nasty.

Loving these new videos focusing on old cameras!

I've still got my 30d. Use it occasionally, mostly with tamron film lens for a bit of fun.

I still have and use the 20D that I bought in 2005. Based on that my son now uses the mirrorless M50 mark ii. Time has progressed, but still I stick to the 20D.

What did you use to clean the sticky rubber. Canon on this camera used some cheap rubber that breaks down

LOL - I still have my original 300 rebel AND 20D bodies. And, they both still work. I ran the 20D the other day for grins, and it's still got it. I did my first pro work with that camera. Sadly, my EOS-1ds ii has bitten the dust, or I'd still be using it! Today, it's an R and R7, and yeah, they're worlds easier to take a picture with, but so long as I don't crop in, and there is plenty of light, I don't think people could tell the difference if I snuck the 20D into my bag.

I've got a 20d (bought for €40). Feels quite chunky compared to my 700d. Cool camera, image quality is still impressive, even though low res, they look great on my computer. Only downside is that the shutter button is a bit slow. It might be giving out or it's just the way it is, not sure.