As an owner of the Canon EOS 10D (and previous digital cameras) I would completely agree with this review. However, it IS possible to use Adobe?s Camera Raw plug-in; Adobe tech support taught me this (with a modify at your own risk warning): On Mac OS X, download the freeware HexEdit from VersionTracker. Duplicate the plug-in to modify a copy. Control-click the Adobe plug-in and find the primary resource file inside with Show Package Contents. Open the file with HexEdit. Find the list of Canon cameras in the right-hand column. Select D60 and change it to 10D. Save the file. That?s it! It works great!
I really enjoyed the review of the Canon EOS-10D. I was disappointed however to not find a comparison to the pricier EOS-1D or EOS-1Ds.
For example, the EOS-1D is twice as expensive but has fewer megapixels than the new and improved EOS-10D. Would it be silly to buy the "middle" model or is it stil a viable advantage to this more expensive model?
Also, how professional is it in a photographer's studio. It compared it to the previous model, but it made no reference to comparisons to any of the film cameras (I personally own the EOS3).
If anyone has any experience on these higher end digital SLR cameras or know of some good reviews on the topic, please let me know. My email is bosh@thinkseed.com.
Great Review of a Great Camera
As an owner of the Canon EOS 10D (and previous digital cameras) I would completely agree with this review. However, it IS possible to use Adobe?s Camera Raw plug-in; Adobe tech support taught me this (with a modify at your own risk warning): On Mac OS X, download the freeware HexEdit from VersionTracker. Duplicate the plug-in to modify a copy. Control-click the Adobe plug-in and find the primary resource file inside with Show Package Contents. Open the file with HexEdit. Find the list of Canon cameras in the right-hand column. Select D60 and change it to 10D. Save the file. That?s it! It works great!
Just Curious
I really enjoyed the review of the Canon EOS-10D. I was disappointed however to not find a comparison to the pricier EOS-1D or EOS-1Ds.
For example, the EOS-1D is twice as expensive but has fewer megapixels than the new and improved EOS-10D. Would it be silly to buy the "middle" model or is it stil a viable advantage to this more expensive model?
Also, how professional is it in a photographer's studio. It compared it to the previous model, but it made no reference to comparisons to any of the film cameras (I personally own the EOS3).
If anyone has any experience on these higher end digital SLR cameras or know of some good reviews on the topic, please let me know. My email is bosh@thinkseed.com.
Thank you!