I came across a "vintage" digital camera and I've decided it's time to revive this blog. What's my latest greatest new camera? A Canon EOS 20D DSLR from around the year 2004 or so. Am I crazy? Probably. I've been looking at modern DSLRs and Mirror-less cameras for a long time. So why get an old one? The answer is simple. I figure I should probably learn what all the various program and manual settings on a DSLR do before spending $500 to $1000 on a new camera.
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| Canon EOS 20D Camera Photo |
For a more modern mirrorless Canon camera, check out the Canon EOS R100. The shape is timeless, but the technology is new. The Canon R100 is a budget-minded camera with a fixed screen and some technology held over from the Canon M-series. It uses the DIGIC-8 processor instead of the DIGIC-10 and has slower burst shooting. However, you can save several hundred dollars over the price of a Canon R50 or R10.
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| Canon EOS R100 Mirrorless Camera (Amazon photo) |
To check out the Canon R100 on Amazon, just click it here!
