I own two D30's, both in mint condition. You might be able to tell I really like them. They are fine for most anything being posted on line and can still make excellent 8x10 prints.
Wow, glad to hear that it was your first DSLR and that you still like the results from the camera! Yeah, despite the age and the limitations, it still produces unique colours and skin tones. Thank you very much for sharing your experience, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
What would be your recommendation if you come from film photography and would like to buy an old dslr with still the film type (warm) feeling of film? Doubting between the Nikon D200 or even D1x and a Canon. But open to every option actually.
I recommend buying a fujifilm camera (if you not in a budget) because it have film simulation (fujifilm xt10 or perhaps a xt20 if you want better image quality)
Sigma Foveon cameras would be closest to shooting film but still be digital, very slow cameras but outstanding image quality from ISO 50 to 800, anything more then that is useless
Congratulations on having the camera, I am glad that you love the camera! It is still a great camera to use that brings back a lot of nostalgia yet being a tough camera that you can still take it to many places. I'm sure you've produced really nice results with it. I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I am not so sure what you meant by "does the 10d count?" because I am not quite sure what you does the "count" refer to in this case but if you mean as a first DSLR from Canon, I would have to say no because the 10D came out rather quite a few years after the D30. Hope that helps. I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I don't understand why Canon crippled these early digital cameras. My eos elan 7e has way more features and better design than this. My first camera was a 20D, which I bought in 2018, and it wasn't until years later I got an elan and wondered this. Maybe since Canon was already beating nikon with the eos line they got a little less ambitious with the cameras.
I own two D30's, both in mint condition. You might be able to tell I really like them. They are fine for most anything being posted on line and can still make excellent 8x10 prints.
This was my first DSLR! I used it recently for a portrait shoot and still just as good as I remembered. Great review, David!
Wow, glad to hear that it was your first DSLR and that you still like the results from the camera! Yeah, despite the age and the limitations, it still produces unique colours and skin tones. Thank you very much for sharing your experience, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I've got one of these and also the D60 which followed it, both great cameras 👍👍
Excellent Review... This proves that you dont need newest camera to make Excellent photos.... I still use D3s, D810 and even D90...
This camera is actually from 2000. I have it and love using it!
Thank you very much for the correction and also for watching, very much appreciated it. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
What would be your recommendation if you come from film photography and would like to buy an old dslr with still the film type (warm) feeling of film? Doubting between the Nikon D200 or even D1x and a Canon. But open to every option actually.
I recommend buying a fujifilm camera (if you not in a budget) because it have film simulation (fujifilm xt10 or perhaps a xt20 if you want better image quality)
Fuiji s5 pro is a wonderful happy medium. Great sensor and wonderful Nikon glass. Also my D1H is lovely for emulating high Asa black and white film.
Sigma Foveon cameras would be closest to shooting film but still be digital, very slow cameras but outstanding image quality from ISO 50 to 800, anything more then that is useless
I brought me one of these n I really love it 100🧌
Congratulations on having the camera, I am glad that you love the camera! It is still a great camera to use that brings back a lot of nostalgia yet being a tough camera that you can still take it to many places. I'm sure you've produced really nice results with it. I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Is D30 and 30D same?
no，30D is more modern than D30
does the 10d count?
I am not so sure what you meant by "does the 10d count?" because I am not quite sure what you does the "count" refer to in this case but if you mean as a first DSLR from Canon, I would have to say no because the 10D came out rather quite a few years after the D30. Hope that helps. I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I don't understand why Canon crippled these early digital cameras. My eos elan 7e has way more features and better design than this. My first camera was a 20D, which I bought in 2018, and it wasn't until years later I got an elan and wondered this. Maybe since Canon was already beating nikon with the eos line they got a little less ambitious with the cameras.