Canon Eos 20D 8.2 Mp Digital Slr Camera

This is what I am looking for to use in my Canon EOS 60D SLR.

I've always used a filter on my SLR lenses so when I got my brand new Canon EOS digital SLR I was surprised that the color of the first few shots was off. Then I remembered the filter. All good now!!!

I had been using a EOS 20D with a 17-85 lens and it was time to upgrade. I looked at all the new Canon Cameras and decided on the 80D due to speed, ability to take video and the fact my previous camera lasted 12 years. Still learning how to use the camera, but so far it takes excellent pictures.

SLR camera adapter for Canon EOS is a great item for all your astrophotography needs!

I've used a battery grip on my first digital camera, which was a canon 20d and than a 5d mk2. Now with the new mark 4 the grip has to be part of the camera. I'm not used to the added controls yet, but as in my past cameras they are very well placed and convenient. I shoot a lot of vertical pictures, so this allows me to keep my elbows tucked in. Kind of old school, but that's the way we learned in the 70's. For me the grip never comes off of the camera, it does add weight to the camera, but for me it's well worth it.

I use the on my Canon EOS M mirrorless digital camera works good. all is well.

Best Canon camera since my first Canon 20D

I recently bought this case to hose one of my SLR cameras(Canon EOS rebel TI). I put the camera in the case as shown in the pictures and found that i did not like the pressure that was felt closing the lid. Instead, I took the lens off the camera and laid it on it's back. I also made a place for the lens and 3 (three) spare rolls of film. the lid closes much easier in I am pleased with the results. I will be buying another case for my Rebel T3. I will buy a bigger case for my AE1-Program, lenses, and flash units.

After shooting Canon for 16 years, I sold my EOS SLR along with all my lenses in-order to get this camera. I'm not going to reiterate all the superlatives and instead recommend this camera to anyone who shoots at least 50% of their work in video.

30 plus years of being a Canon SLR owner and aside from the EOS 3 film camera, this is the best thus far. I am very pleased at being back to a full frame image sensor for several reasons, some of which are improved low light performance, less digital noise at higher ISOs, and more tonal range within shadows and highlights, making detail and color much improved at both ends of the spectrum.