Pros
- High quality RAW conversion
- Excellent interface
Cons
- Software's RAW conversion is slow
- Auto-bracketing limited to three stops
Bottom Line
Uses the same CMOS sensor as the 20D, but has a larger LCD and a spot meter. Controls are intuitive and easy to use.
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