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27th June 2003
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d30 support
was thinkin of getttin it, as on a buget, but was wondering, wil canon be stoping their support for that cam ? which means the parts wun be supported? sorrie new one this issue, can anione advise?
also, is it worth to pay the diff to get a d60 instead? if that case, maybe save up awhile more, im not pro, juz hobby shooter |
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27th June 2003
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no worry
parts will still be available, still early to discontinue the parts they hv parts for eos 5 till today since its first launch in 1992  Last edited by xmen1977; 27th June 2003 at 09:06 PM. |
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28th June 2003
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thanks bro. den i tink id go for it..
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28th June 2003
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Don't worry about parts... still rather early...
But I feel you should go for D60 instead... 6.0MP is better than 3.2MP... in case you might want to upgrade again in future... |
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30th June 2003
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yea feel soo too but abit on buget. aniwae anione knows wad the current 2nd hand price for these 2?
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30th June 2003
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D60 - $1,900 ~ $2,200 These are approximate figures only and the selling prices are bound to fluctuate from time to time.  |
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30th June 2003
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1st July 2003
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