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http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/10d.html
Interesting: The 10D does not have an external AF assist lamp, it uses a stroboscopic burst from the built in flash. Effective range: approx. 4.0m/13.1ft. at center, approx. 3.5m/11.5ft off-center. When used with any of the EX series flashes the EOS 10D will make use of the external flash's more powerful AF assist lamp.
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geez no avail photo samples...
"Unfortunately my pre-production EOS 10D developed problems so we won't be able to post any sample images until we receive a replacement camera." ![]() |
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Another interesting quote from the same review which might be of help to those who have problems with the low-light focusing in the D60:
"A local pro-shooter friend of mine has been using the Canon ST-E2 on his D60 to improve the low-light auto focus capability and he swears by it. The ST-E2 was designed as a wireless trigger for the 550EX flash but works great on its own as a very powerful, accurate and long-range focus-assist device." I have one myself and it certainly works as well as was described in this review. |
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