BrooklynDave gives an out of the box review and first impressions of the Canon EOS 30D digital SLR. The Canon EOS 30D has 8.2 megapixels of resolution making it perfect for large prints, a large 2.5 inch LCD screen capable of being viewed at almost any angle, high and low speed consecutive shooting and includes an EF-S 18-55mm lens.

In this review, he shows you what you get when you unbox the 30D and explains that if you have small hands, the camera might be a bit large for you. The Canon EOS 30D comes with a lithium-ion battery pack and charger and stores images on CF cards. There’s a lot to learn with the 30D, but overall everything is very well laid out and easy to use. It is recommended to buy a backup battery for extra power and a skylight filter to protect your lens. The Canon EOS 30D currently sells for approximately $1,399 U.S.

After watching this video review, you might want to check out CNET’s video review of the Canon EOS 30D as well.

Canon EOS 30D in depth reviews and sample photos:

DPReview Canon EOS 30D review
CNET Canon EOS 30D review
Imaging Resource Canon EOS 30D review
Steve’s Digicams Canon EOS 30D review

Canon EOS 30D sample photos on PBase
Canon EOS 30D sample photos on Flickr

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