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**Maribellin** · 07-10-2006, 05:57 AM

depends what you want out of a camera. If you only want point & shoot, then go for a digital compact, for you want the choice of a wide range of lenses, go for a Dslr.
The canon D30 was a good Dslr in it's day, but is fairly ancient in Dslr terms.

Not being a canon user, but knowing someone who uses both a Canon 300D, and 350D, if you want a Dslr, spend the extra, and go for either a 300D, or 350D. They will be alot faster, better autofoucus, have longer battery life than the D30

canon 300D review . . . . . . . . canon 350D review

The technology is moving so fast atm there is no point in buying a 6 year old Dslr.

my 2¢

btw the D30 images will look softer because of the lower pixel count.

07-10-2006, 05:57 AM	#3
Maribellin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	depends what you want out of a camera. If you only want point & shoot, then go for a digital compact, for you want the choice of a wide range of lenses, go for a Dslr. The canon D30 was a good Dslr in it's day, but is fairly ancient in Dslr terms. Not being a canon user, but knowing someone who uses both a Canon 300D, and 350D, if you want a Dslr, spend the extra, and go for either a 300D, or 350D. They will be alot faster, better autofoucus, have longer battery life than the D30 canon 300D review . . . . . . . . canon 350D review The technology is moving so fast atm there is no point in buying a 6 year old Dslr. my 2¢ btw the D30 images will look softer because of the lower pixel count.
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