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I don't want to start world war three but thought you all might like to see this.
www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos20d/page25.asp
Martin.
www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos20d/page25.asp
Martin.
'The D70's color response is certainly stronger than the EOS 20D and reminds me of the output of a 20D RAW image run through DPP in 'Faithful Color' mode.'
1:0 to D70
'Resolution wise the 20D takes the advantage (although as mentioned previously not by any significant margin) it's also noticeably sharper than the D70.'
1:1. However, they're comparing JPGs: sharpening is software-dependent. I'm sure I could crank my sharpening up a bit, either in-camera or in PS, if I wanted to.
As the 20D is significantly more expensive than the D70 and is a mid-range camera as opposed to entry level, I make that a win to the D70
1:0 to D70
'Resolution wise the 20D takes the advantage (although as mentioned previously not by any significant margin) it's also noticeably sharper than the D70.'
1:1. However, they're comparing JPGs: sharpening is software-dependent. I'm sure I could crank my sharpening up a bit, either in-camera or in PS, if I wanted to.
As the 20D is significantly more expensive than the D70 and is a mid-range camera as opposed to entry level, I make that a win to the D70

I think I'd go for that Olympus they compare it with!
The ISO50 results look very impressive!
Overall the differences do not outweigh the fact that I moved to one make many years ago so that I could use one system that didn't bvqq3r about with different mounts every time they designed something new!
The ISO50 results look very impressive!
Overall the differences do not outweigh the fact that I moved to one make many years ago so that I could use one system that didn't bvqq3r about with different mounts every time they designed something new!
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