--- Fred Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Only 4 buttons on the left side (rear), instead of
> 5
> > on the 10d. It lacks the directional arrows to
> pan
> > around the image when it's magnified.
>
> It's there......one wheel with a "set" button in the
> middle.
The 10d has the wheel and a set button, but it has a
separate button for panning an enlarged photo. Maybe
Canon has combined it with the QCD, but that's not
certain.
>
> > What is the on-off switch on the 10d appears to
> turn
> > the QCD on and off on the 20d. Where's the on off
> > switch? And what is the unlabled button above the
> > QCD?
>
> 'Don't know, but the on/off seems to be on the back
> near the bottom.
>
I don't think so. That IS where the on-off switch is
located on the 10d, but if you look at that switch on
the 20d, there's a line going to the QCD. That would
seem to indicate that it controls the QCD rather than
camera power.
Canon's numbering scheme has always used lower (closer
to 1) numbers for items higher in the numbering
scheme. (1, 3, 5, 300, 3000, for example.) So the 20d
may be, in some ways at least, a less fully featured
camera than the 10d. We'll just have to wait and see.
=====
Bob Meyer
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