I love these older DSLRs that everyone seems to forget, but still take great pictures if you have the skill, If u ever get the chance to review D30 and D60 that would be awesome because i can't find any other videos on them
I love old DSLRs too, there is something about older DSLRs that leaves a lot of room to explore while working with it's limitations and the feel is also very different compare to more recent DSLRs. I would love to do a video on both the D30 and the D60 but as of now the prices here in the Netherlands are as high as used 60D cameras and it doesn't (yet) make any sense to buy it yet~~ But I will definitely buy them some day :-) Thank you for watching and for commenting. Wish you a great time and have fun shooting:-)
My first DSLR almost 20 years ago! Was a solid body with magnesium alloy, pretty well made, metal instead plastic, the battery grip was straigh less bulky, thw battery life was pretty impresive, this is the third prosumer DSLR from Canon and was a breaking point
Thank you very much for watching as well as for sharing your experience/story, very much appreciated it. I personally would still say that Canon's prosumer cameras are still very well built and most of them are still made out of magnesium alloy with better weather sealing as each generation or two passes. The Canon eos 10D might not be the best camera for the time when it was launched but it definitely set the path for how the double digit line of cameras should develop into. Which in my opinion was more rugged, reliable (while still being affordable for professionals) in a somewhat portable size. Despite all the odds that the 10d has, I personally enjoyed using it and it also proofed to be much more reliable than my D30 (Canon's first DSLR which came out two generations before the 10D). But this is just my side of the opinion. I thank you very much again for watching as well as for sharing your experience and story. I wish you a good time, stay safe and have fun shooting :-)
I am really glad that there is someone here on youtube who appreciate these kind of old DSLR Well I have a Canon 30D and a Canon 1000D I do streetphotography using both And it made me a better photographer since it has an old technology That made me focus more on the basics of photography Thank you man for this video and pls keep doing this Because old is gold ...
Thank you very much for sharing your stories and experience, very much appreciated it! Yeah, just because cameras are getting old does not mean that the quality decreases by any means. I know it's not economical but I like to buy old cameras and just enjoy taking pictures with them and then if I have time, I would make videos about them. I've already made a video on the 1000d as well, feel free to check it out (also some other older cameras as well like the original 1d, the Nikon d200 and more~~). Also, I think that older cameras with minimal amount of features actually would make people a better photographer as it allows people to focus more on the the subject, concepts, moments and meaning of the images rather than what technicalities can be applied to the photograph~~ I know that many times I do get "distracted" by the technicalities over the conceptualisation part and the artistic part of the image. Thank you very much again for sharing your experience and stories as well as for watching. I will do my best to keep producing these kind of videos and it is really good knowing that there is someone appreciating this kind of videos that I like to make. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting!:-)
@@DavidCuhls thx for the reply man pls feel free to check my Instagram account T_prime84 There Are A lot oF Photos There Have Been Taking With My Old Canon Gear Which I Love A lot And Still Using It Until This Day ... Have A Nice Day ...
The 1000d was my first dslr. I cut my teeth with it. Looking back on some imagea I made with it ,they are still great. I can't remember it beimg good back then. I think a bad monitor might be to blame, but looking at it now....man.
@@waltherziemerinkI had a similar experience. I had a 20D, and I always thought my photos where quite bad. Looking at them on the new monitors, and bringing out more from the RAW files I am often stunned by how good a lot of those files were that the 20D shot.
Thank you for watching and congratulations on getting the camera. Sure it is not the most recent camera but I think that it is still a fun camera to use since the results from this camera is still very nice and unique in my opinion. You can definitely get a lot of interesting look with this camera. Thank you again for watching and for sharing you story and experience. Hope you have a great time and have fun shooting! :-)
Thats great reviews, man, I've try to look for a quality reviews video for this 17 years old camera but barely find one with as good as your reviews. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Thank you for the compliment and I am glad that you found it useful. :-) The 10d is still indeed a good when use properly and even though it is not packed with features but it is still a fun camera to use with interesting perks:-)
Thank you soooo much Mr Cuhls, its the info I need. I"m new to photography but this camera piqued my interest and a little research and its definitely going to make me learn, fast. Plus, I'm going to try to pickup an old Konica Hexanon 40 mm 1.8 pancake now that I found there is an apapter... I think that will please me muchly. But, your review and wow... those gorgeous photos, I'm sold. Have a nice day sir, and be safe.
I miss my 10D - I bought it new and it was my first DSLR, soon upgraded to the 20D which was great... but I was not so attached to it. Ergonomically the 10D is nice, it has a nice soft roundness to it, the curve above the pop-up flash really sticks with me. Mostly used mine with a 17-40 f4 L (original) and a 50mm f1.4. As a side-note, and having just picked up a Nikon D3 for £250 and a 50mm for about £60 - it is an insane time to get into photography. This is kit that pro's were struggling to justify at the end of 35mm days for less than a basic 2 lens kit in 2004, and it is just as capable as it was then. Alternatively, what it would cost to buy, dev and print 15 rolls of film now. I do miss film though... time to look at FM3 prices again :(
Thank you sharing your story and also for watching, much appreciated it. :-) Yes, you are right, there is something about using the 10D... Whether you used it when it first came out or just picking it up recently, there is some sort of charm using the 10D... The handling, the type of digital look that you get and more... The built quality is also very different compare to other double digit D cameras... It is indeed a great time to be getting into photography or start experimenting with different cameras as many older cameras but capable is now so affordable... Thank you very much again for watching and also for sharing your story. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Yeah, the 10d is a great camera that is very tough and reliable yet still produces unique looking images. I thank you very much for watching as well as for sharing your experience, very much appreciated. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Sorry for the late reply but congrats on your new camera! :-) Thanks for watching and for sharing your story. I hope you have a great time with your new camera and have fun shooting! :-)
Congratulations on the camera and the lens, it's an interesting combo and I am sure you'll take some nice images with it. Thank you for watching and for sharing, very much appreciated! :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
How about that.. a 10D review in 2021 :) I still have mine.. stopped using it years ago though.. has a low shutter count that will probably never increase.. it belongs in a photography museum now. Outstanding build quality..never misfired :)
Haha, I was amazed my the quality and how fun this camera was to use, so I just felt like sharing it on RUclips. Sure, it is not a modern camera by any means but I think for the price, it is still a camera that produces unique results that is still enjoyable and responsive. :-) The built quality is still great as well. :-) Thanks so much for watching, hope you'll have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
It is still a great camera that still produces great results. :-) Thanks for watching and for commenting, really appreciated it. Hope you have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
@@DavidCuhls It's always the Photographer, never the gear. I shoot nowadays mostly my 40D, because EF-S Lenses don't fit onto the 10D. My 17-50/2.8 Tamron is broken, bought it that way as Lenscap. My Tamron 17-50/2.8 into F-Mount is perfect, like new, even after 15 years.
I started to collect old dslrs from canon and just ordered it for 29$ with a lens that owner has no idea about what it is and I didnt ask looking forward to see it limits!
I would recommend the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8. I know that this lens second hand would cost slightly more than the camera used. However, if you are looking for an all-in-one kind of lens for this camera, I think this lens might be good enough. I am only taking into account of the general purpose focal length such as standard wide to standard telephoto and also kind of bright aperture lens to also take better pictures in the dark as well as have nice blurry background for when shooting portraits :-)
@@DavidCuhls It's been about 2 years since you posted this great video, but I am back for another question. What would be a good cost-friendly lens for sports photography for the Canon eos 10D?
Yes, the 50mm 1.8 will fit onto this camera. :-) Any "ef" lenses will fit onto this camera. The camera does not fit "ef-s" lenses. Hope that helps, thank you very much for watching, hope you have a good time and have fun shooting. :-)
You are right, but on the other hand, I think perception of time is also really a matter of how one would perceive it. When I first started photography, it would have been a luxury for me to even have an 8gb sdhc card in my camera since the more common ones were the 2gb and 4gb. But nowadays, memory card technology really developed fast that 2gb or 4gb as a standard seems so long ago for me. Of course I still use film with my analog cameras but because I never really associated with shooting digital, I also have a different mindset/perception of the medium as a type of storage. But thank you very much for your explanation as well as for watching, really appreciated it. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
The 28-135 was a great match for a normal to tele lens on this camera back in the day. If you set the camera to review after each image it doesn't slow down operation significantly, and review becomes a bit easier, at the expense of battery life.
I recently got a 10D and I’ve been having problems on how to see what the lens sees on the screen, I’ve been trying to figure out all day, how do I get rid of this problem?
The canon eos 10d does not have the live-view feature where you can see the live-view from the the back screen. It is a very old camera that came out when photographers were slowly switching from film to digital, so you still have to use the view finder to see what the lens is seeing. Hope that helps somewhat. Thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I was mainly using the Canon ef 16-35mm f/4.0 L IS USM lens with the camera. :-) If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask me at anytime. :-) Otherwise, I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I think that for roughly the same price range, it might be better to go for something like the Canon eos 1000d or the eos 450d since both of those cameras will accept more budget lenses from Canon and the 10d does not. Furthermore, the 1000d and the 450d has live view feature that will help out a lot with framing for stop motion shoots. Both models also offers sensor cleaning features as well as better image quality than the 10d. So the long run, I think that the 1000d or the 450d (and if you can find it for the same price, the canon eos 40d is also a good choice) would be a better investment. :-) Hope that helps. :-) Thank you very much for watching, wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Hi, to transfer the images on to your computer using the cable, you will also need to instal a software on your computer called "EOS Utility" so it would recognise the eos 10d. You can download the software here: en.canon-cna.com/support/consumer_products/products/cameras/digital_slr/eos_10d.html?type=drivers&language=&os=macos%2010.15%20(catalina) If you prefer a quick method, buying a CF card reader would probably be better and more reliable as well since the software maybe too old as the camera is a little bit old by now. Hope this helps. Thank you very much for watching, hope you have a great time and have fun shooting :-)
Realmente si em ayudo, yo tengo la misma cámara pero no se porque últimamente me aparece error cuando intento tomar algunas fotos ( si sabes te agradecería tu respuesta ). en cierto modo también me gusta la calidad y las buenas fotos que se pueden lograr con ella. Saludos desde Colombia ♥
I'm not sure about the error message either. It might be possible that the shutter may need replacement, the contact between the lens and the camera is not properly established... I am not sure, I guess the best way is to look up the type of error code that you have after taking the image and see what it means... Sorry that I cannot help much but would love to. Hope you have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Thank you for watching and also for commenting, really appreciated it. The 40d is indeed much better in terms of speed, af, dynamic range, resolutions and so on... But the 10d does offer different canon colour science than the 40d which can be appealing to some. Furthermore, when using older certain older cameras in general, there is a certain joy to it and 10d is one of them. That being said, if you can find a 40d in the same price point as the 10d, then I would recommend the 40d over the 10d for sure. However, in my region, the 10d is about 20 euros and the 40d is about 60 - 70 euros... So that is still a huge difference to pay. But thank you very much again for watching and also for your suggestion, really appreciated it. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Haha, that's nice. :-) Congrats on the new camera, it's a nice camera to use. :-) Thanks for watching and sharing, hope to have a great time and have fun shooting :-)
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I love these older DSLRs that everyone seems to forget, but still take great pictures if you have the skill, If u ever get the chance to review D30 and D60 that would be awesome because i can't find any other videos on them
I love old DSLRs too, there is something about older DSLRs that leaves a lot of room to explore while working with it's limitations and the feel is also very different compare to more recent DSLRs. I would love to do a video on both the D30 and the D60 but as of now the prices here in the Netherlands are as high as used 60D cameras and it doesn't (yet) make any sense to buy it yet~~ But I will definitely buy them some day :-) Thank you for watching and for commenting. Wish you a great time and have fun shooting:-)
@@DavidCuhls great hearing from you
My first DSLR almost 20 years ago! Was a solid body with magnesium alloy, pretty well made, metal instead plastic, the battery grip was straigh less bulky, thw battery life was pretty impresive, this is the third prosumer DSLR from Canon and was a breaking point
Thank you very much for watching as well as for sharing your experience/story, very much appreciated it. I personally would still say that Canon's prosumer cameras are still very well built and most of them are still made out of magnesium alloy with better weather sealing as each generation or two passes. The Canon eos 10D might not be the best camera for the time when it was launched but it definitely set the path for how the double digit line of cameras should develop into. Which in my opinion was more rugged, reliable (while still being affordable for professionals) in a somewhat portable size. Despite all the odds that the 10d has, I personally enjoyed using it and it also proofed to be much more reliable than my D30 (Canon's first DSLR which came out two generations before the 10D). But this is just my side of the opinion. I thank you very much again for watching as well as for sharing your experience and story. I wish you a good time, stay safe and have fun shooting :-)
I am really glad that there is someone here on youtube who appreciate these kind of old DSLR
Well I have a Canon 30D and a Canon 1000D
I do streetphotography using both
And it made me a better photographer since it has an old technology
That made me focus more on the basics of photography
Thank you man for this video and pls keep doing this
Because old is gold ...
Thank you very much for sharing your stories and experience, very much appreciated it! Yeah, just because cameras are getting old does not mean that the quality decreases by any means. I know it's not economical but I like to buy old cameras and just enjoy taking pictures with them and then if I have time, I would make videos about them. I've already made a video on the 1000d as well, feel free to check it out (also some other older cameras as well like the original 1d, the Nikon d200 and more~~). Also, I think that older cameras with minimal amount of features actually would make people a better photographer as it allows people to focus more on the the subject, concepts, moments and meaning of the images rather than what technicalities can be applied to the photograph~~ I know that many times I do get "distracted" by the technicalities over the conceptualisation part and the artistic part of the image. Thank you very much again for sharing your experience and stories as well as for watching. I will do my best to keep producing these kind of videos and it is really good knowing that there is someone appreciating this kind of videos that I like to make. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting!:-)
@@DavidCuhls thx for the reply man pls feel free to check my Instagram account
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There Are A lot oF Photos There Have Been Taking With My Old Canon Gear Which I Love A lot And Still Using It Until This Day ...
Have A Nice Day ...
The 1000d was my first dslr. I cut my teeth with it. Looking back on some imagea I made with it ,they are still great. I can't remember it beimg good back then. I think a bad monitor might be to blame, but looking at it now....man.
@@waltherziemerinkI had a similar experience. I had a 20D, and I always thought my photos where quite bad. Looking at them on the new monitors, and bringing out more from the RAW files I am often stunned by how good a lot of those files were that the 20D shot.
Thanks for tour présentation, i have à 10D since 2 weeks and i am very happy to use it , even if i have more recent cameras,,
Thank you for watching and congratulations on getting the camera. Sure it is not the most recent camera but I think that it is still a fun camera to use since the results from this camera is still very nice and unique in my opinion. You can definitely get a lot of interesting look with this camera. Thank you again for watching and for sharing you story and experience. Hope you have a great time and have fun shooting! :-)
Thats great reviews, man, I've try to look for a quality reviews video for this 17 years old camera but barely find one with as good as your reviews. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Thank you for the compliment and I am glad that you found it useful. :-) The 10d is still indeed a good when use properly and even though it is not packed with features but it is still a fun camera to use with interesting perks:-)
Thank you soooo much Mr Cuhls, its the info I need. I"m new to photography but this camera piqued my interest and a little research and its definitely going to make me learn, fast. Plus, I'm going to try to pickup an old Konica Hexanon 40 mm 1.8 pancake now that I found there is an apapter... I think that will please me muchly. But, your review and wow... those gorgeous photos, I'm sold. Have a nice day sir, and be safe.
I miss my 10D - I bought it new and it was my first DSLR, soon upgraded to the 20D which was great... but I was not so attached to it. Ergonomically the 10D is nice, it has a nice soft roundness to it, the curve above the pop-up flash really sticks with me. Mostly used mine with a 17-40 f4 L (original) and a 50mm f1.4.
As a side-note, and having just picked up a Nikon D3 for £250 and a 50mm for about £60 - it is an insane time to get into photography. This is kit that pro's were struggling to justify at the end of 35mm days for less than a basic 2 lens kit in 2004, and it is just as capable as it was then. Alternatively, what it would cost to buy, dev and print 15 rolls of film now. I do miss film though... time to look at FM3 prices again :(
Thank you sharing your story and also for watching, much appreciated it. :-) Yes, you are right, there is something about using the 10D... Whether you used it when it first came out or just picking it up recently, there is some sort of charm using the 10D... The handling, the type of digital look that you get and more... The built quality is also very different compare to other double digit D cameras... It is indeed a great time to be getting into photography or start experimenting with different cameras as many older cameras but capable is now so affordable...
Thank you very much again for watching and also for sharing your story. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
I still have my 10d, and it still gets used to this very day.
It is built like a tank and will outlast my M50 or any of my later purchases.
Yeah, the 10d is a great camera that is very tough and reliable yet still produces unique looking images. I thank you very much for watching as well as for sharing your experience, very much appreciated. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Great video David. Just picked one up in good "B" grade condition for £20. Looking forward to shooting with it with my old 50mm ef lens. Awesome
Sorry for the late reply but congrats on your new camera! :-) Thanks for watching and for sharing your story. I hope you have a great time with your new camera and have fun shooting! :-)
I just bought mine with a 75 - 300 lens, thanks for the video.
Congratulations on the camera and the lens, it's an interesting combo and I am sure you'll take some nice images with it. Thank you for watching and for sharing, very much appreciated! :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
@@DavidCuhls Thanks! ☺️
How about that.. a 10D review in 2021 :)
I still have mine.. stopped using it years ago though.. has a low shutter count that will probably never increase.. it belongs in a photography museum now. Outstanding build quality..never misfired :)
Haha, I was amazed my the quality and how fun this camera was to use, so I just felt like sharing it on RUclips. Sure, it is not a modern camera by any means but I think for the price, it is still a camera that produces unique results that is still enjoyable and responsive. :-) The built quality is still great as well. :-) Thanks so much for watching, hope you'll have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Ich benutze die 10d auch heute noch, sie kann alles was ich brauche!
This was my #1 digital DSLR....
It is still a great camera that still produces great results. :-) Thanks for watching and for commenting, really appreciated it. Hope you have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
@@DavidCuhls It's always the Photographer, never the gear. I shoot nowadays mostly my 40D, because EF-S Lenses don't fit onto the 10D. My 17-50/2.8 Tamron is broken, bought it that way as Lenscap. My Tamron 17-50/2.8 into F-Mount is perfect, like new, even after 15 years.
I started to collect old dslrs from canon and just ordered it for 29$ with a lens that owner has no idea about what it is and I didnt ask looking forward to see it limits!
I have the same camera, what do you think would be the best lens for doing everything for the 10D
I would recommend the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8. I know that this lens second hand would cost slightly more than the camera used. However, if you are looking for an all-in-one kind of lens for this camera, I think this lens might be good enough. I am only taking into account of the general purpose focal length such as standard wide to standard telephoto and also kind of bright aperture lens to also take better pictures in the dark as well as have nice blurry background for when shooting portraits :-)
@@DavidCuhls It's been about 2 years since you posted this great video, but I am back for another question. What would be a good cost-friendly lens for sports photography for the Canon eos 10D?
Great video
I am a newbie, but i want to know, is canon 10d will fit with canon ef 50 mm 1.8?
Yes, the 50mm 1.8 will fit onto this camera. :-) Any "ef" lenses will fit onto this camera. The camera does not fit "ef-s" lenses. Hope that helps, thank you very much for watching, hope you have a good time and have fun shooting. :-)
@@DavidCuhls okayy thanks for the info
It really wasn’t that long ago that 512MB was a large CF card.
When I started shooting SLRs, the standard SD card size was “35mm film.”
You are right, but on the other hand, I think perception of time is also really a matter of how one would perceive it. When I first started photography, it would have been a luxury for me to even have an 8gb sdhc card in my camera since the more common ones were the 2gb and 4gb. But nowadays, memory card technology really developed fast that 2gb or 4gb as a standard seems so long ago for me. Of course I still use film with my analog cameras but because I never really associated with shooting digital, I also have a different mindset/perception of the medium as a type of storage. But thank you very much for your explanation as well as for watching, really appreciated it. :-) I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
The 28-135 was a great match for a normal to tele lens on this camera back in the day. If you set the camera to review after each image it doesn't slow down operation significantly, and review becomes a bit easier, at the expense of battery life.
I recently got a 10D and I’ve been having problems on how to see what the lens sees on the screen, I’ve been trying to figure out all day, how do I get rid of this problem?
The canon eos 10d does not have the live-view feature where you can see the live-view from the the back screen. It is a very old camera that came out when photographers were slowly switching from film to digital, so you still have to use the view finder to see what the lens is seeing. Hope that helps somewhat. Thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
What lens are you using here?
I was mainly using the Canon ef 16-35mm f/4.0 L IS USM lens with the camera. :-) If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask me at anytime. :-) Otherwise, I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Should i buy this camera i need it just for taking pictures and doing stop motion
I think that for roughly the same price range, it might be better to go for something like the Canon eos 1000d or the eos 450d since both of those cameras will accept more budget lenses from Canon and the 10d does not. Furthermore, the 1000d and the 450d has live view feature that will help out a lot with framing for stop motion shoots. Both models also offers sensor cleaning features as well as better image quality than the 10d. So the long run, I think that the 1000d or the 450d (and if you can find it for the same price, the canon eos 40d is also a good choice) would be a better investment. :-) Hope that helps. :-) Thank you very much for watching, wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Ok thanks alot
저도 eos 10d 모델 쓰고 있는데 사진을 컴퓨터로 어떻게 옮기는지 알 수 있을까요?? 카메라 좌측에 digital이라고 써있는 부분에 들어가는 케이블을 구해서 노트북에 꽂았는데 카메라 파일이 노트북에 안뜨더라구요ㅠㅠㅠㅠ sd 카드를 사야할까요???
Hi, to transfer the images on to your computer using the cable, you will also need to instal a software on your computer called "EOS Utility" so it would recognise the eos 10d. You can download the software here: en.canon-cna.com/support/consumer_products/products/cameras/digital_slr/eos_10d.html?type=drivers&language=&os=macos%2010.15%20(catalina)
If you prefer a quick method, buying a CF card reader would probably be better and more reliable as well since the software maybe too old as the camera is a little bit old by now.
Hope this helps. Thank you very much for watching, hope you have a great time and have fun shooting :-)
@@DavidCuhls 최신 소프트웨에를 쓰는데도 앱 다운로드가 안되네요ㅠ 카드 리더기를 사야할 것 같아요ㅠㅠ
But thanks for the tip! ^^
I see, then getting the CF card reader might be a better choice at his point. Good luck and thanks for watching :-)
Realmente si em ayudo, yo tengo la misma cámara pero no se porque últimamente me aparece error cuando intento tomar algunas fotos ( si sabes te agradecería tu respuesta ). en cierto modo también me gusta la calidad y las buenas fotos que se pueden lograr con ella. Saludos desde Colombia ♥
I'm not sure about the error message either. It might be possible that the shutter may need replacement, the contact between the lens and the camera is not properly established... I am not sure, I guess the best way is to look up the type of error code that you have after taking the image and see what it means...
Sorry that I cannot help much but would love to.
Hope you have a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
A good camera for a film photographer, but it has no sense to buy a 10d because with the same money you can buy a 40d that is old but much better.
Thank you for watching and also for commenting, really appreciated it. The 40d is indeed much better in terms of speed, af, dynamic range, resolutions and so on... But the 10d does offer different canon colour science than the 40d which can be appealing to some. Furthermore, when using older certain older cameras in general, there is a certain joy to it and 10d is one of them. That being said, if you can find a 40d in the same price point as the 10d, then I would recommend the 40d over the 10d for sure. However, in my region, the 10d is about 20 euros and the 40d is about 60 - 70 euros... So that is still a huge difference to pay.
But thank you very much again for watching and also for your suggestion, really appreciated it. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)
Said some1 who had the cash to buy a R5 with expensive lens 😅
They give it to me: c xd I need a camera xd good video
Haha, that's nice. :-) Congrats on the new camera, it's a nice camera to use. :-) Thanks for watching and sharing, hope to have a great time and have fun shooting :-)