Canon EOS 30D review - Spec, pro and cons
Canon EOS 30D review - specification, pro and cons
Specification
Sensor : 8.2 megapixels, 22.5 X 15mm
SLR - focal length conversion : 1.6X
SLR lens mount : Canon EF/EF-S
Tested focal length : 17-85mm (27-136mm equivalent)
Tested aperture : f/4.0-f/5.6
Memory : CF type I and II.
ISO range : 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, extendable to 3200
Exposure mode : Auto, portrait, landscape, close-up, sports, night portraits, no flash, program AE, shutter priority AE, aperture priority AE, Manual, A-DEP
Metering modes : Evaluative (35 zones), centre-weighted, partial (9%), spot (3,5%)
Focusing modes : AI focus, one shot, AI servo, auto or manual focus point selection, manual.
Shutter delay : 0.25sec or less
Shutter speed : 30 - 1/8000sec plus B
Integral flash : G13 at ISO 100
Flash sync : 1/250sec
Flash modes : Auto, on, off, red-eye, slow sync, rear curtain, hotshoe
Drive modes : single, continuous (3fps or 5 fps)
Write times : JPEG 1 sec approx, RAW 2 sec approx
LCD monitor : 2.5 inch colour LCD, 230000 pixels
Weight : 700g body only, without battery or card
Power supply : lithium-ion, BP-511A
Battery llife : 750 shots, CIPA
Transfer mode : USB 2.0, pictBridge
Software : Includes Zoombrowser EX/image browser
Pro
- Auto focus speed is fast
- Evaluative metering produces good exposures.
- Colour rendition's very good
- produces sharp images, photos are rich and saturated
- 5fps shooting
Cons
- Noticeable noise at ISO 800 above
- dual funtion buttons and tricky power switch annoy.