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Ok i have almost made my mind up in buying a canon 450d,after looking at both 450d and the 40d for the amount of time that i use the camera i am going the 450d way could you canon 450d users just give me there veiws many thanks. :thumbs:
 
450d is an awesome camera, fantastic pictures, perfect for a beginner, but still will last you well into your pro-am days of togging :)

However I got a 40d. Because it's more robust, faster, and more ergonomical.

Whatever floats your boat :)
 
450d is an awesome camera, fantastic pictures, perfect for a beginner, but still will last you well into your pro-am days of togging :)

However I got a 40d. Because it's more robust, faster, and more ergonomical.

Whatever floats your boat :)

Thanks foodpoison would you say it was on the same level as the Nikon d80
 
Thanks foodpoison would you say it was on the same level as the Nikon d80

Tricky question, because the entire Canon range is below the entire Nikon range :D :nikon:
 
why not get a 450D and then upgrade when you can really justify it....and remember an upgrade of the lens will give you a bigger bang for buk than an upgrade of body !
 
If you can afford the 40D then that's the one to buy. I upgraded from a 400D to a 40D and the difference in image quality, high ISO performance, handling and ergonomics is huge. If you buy the 450D you'll only find yourself wanting to upgrade again within a few months.
 
i was advised to buy the 40D if i could afford the price tag, there is a thread on here comparing the two and i read into the great links in one of the posts. Advice given was around the fact the 450 had a lot of good features but more menu driven whereas the 40D is a step close to more manual control.

I was in two minds as well, but when i felt the 40D in the shop knew it was the wiser choice, though not big handed, as foodpoison put it, it felt ergo' right for me.

I hangled for just the body though and bought a 24-105 from kerso (also recommended on these forums)...
 
i was advised to buy the 40D if i could afford the price tag, there is a thread on here comparing the two and i read into the great links in one of the posts. Advice given was around the fact the 450 had a lot of good features but more menu driven whereas the 40D is a step close to more manual control.

I was in two minds as well, but when i felt the 40D in the shop knew it was the wiser choice, though not big handed, as foodpoison put it, it felt ergo' right for me.

I hangled for just the body though and bought a 24-105 from kerso (also recommended on these forums)...

Good for you....now the most inportant thing is to get snapping....have a read through some of the on-line tutorials and the excellent "understanding exposure" by bryan peterson...cheap on amazon at moment.

Ekso
 
the excellent "understanding exposure" by bryan peterson...cheap on amazon at moment.

Ekso


i was just looking at this...adding to my basket now...i try to snap whenever i can, the wife is getting fustrated, and our cat thinks she's made it big time the amount of shots i have taken of her :D
 
Thanks for all of your replys now i'am totally confused instead of being a bit confused :thinking: joking apart i dont know what to do the Mrs said get a disposable one :(
 
I would go and hold both cameras as the 450D is a lot smaller and might feel too small for you.
 
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