Adventures of an Event Photographer
Canon EOS 30D
I recently replaced my back up camera which was an Eos 20d, with an EOS 30d not much of an upgrade you say but it's larger screen and spot metering make all the difference. I have owned the camera for about 14 days but today was the first time that I have used it. One thing that you need to do when getting a new camera is see how dirty the sensor is. To do this you need to shoot in to the Sun with a very narrow aperture, it will really show up the dirt. Mine was a little dirty and will need cleaning. Here is just one moody shot of Oxwich Bay South Wales. www.biggsphotography.co.uk
I recently replaced my back up camera which was an Eos 20d, with an EOS 30d not much of an upgrade you say but it's larger screen and spot metering make all the difference. I have owned the camera for about 14 days but today was the first time that I have used it. One thing that you need to do when getting a new camera is see how dirty the sensor is. To do this you need to shoot in to the Sun with a very narrow aperture, it will really show up the dirt. Mine was a little dirty and will need cleaning. Here is just one moody shot of Oxwich Bay South Wales. www.biggsphotography.co.uk
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