Hello all, I think it has been a year or three since I posted, and probably my messages didn't make much sense then... That's why I have limited myself to reading all your words of wisdom (ahem, ahem) for some time now.
With all the recent discussions about the release of the 10D, one aspect hasn't been covered though: a few weeks ago there was a rumour that Canon would release two new digital bodies: a D40 and a D80. This would in fact have made sense to me: one upgrade for the D60, at more or less the same price, and one lower-end body, to really allow amateurs to get into digital photography without having to spend a fortune. Now the 10D is actually something in between: I know the AF system is improved, and image quality tweaked, but it is just an evolution of the D60, at 25% less... So what is your opinion: will there be a 100D (following the 1D, 10D, ...)? I'm thinking about buying a 10D, but it still costs an awful lot of money for a camera that will be totally obsolete in less then two years, and which won't allow me to take wide-angle photo's... Regards, Wim * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
