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The Canon 10D has modes for both beginners and advanced users. ULTRA.F/Digital Vision/Getty Images
The Canon 10D is a mid-level DSLR camera. It offers the benefits of digital photography, such as instant image review, and advanced features like interchangeable lenses. As of 2010, the specifications of the Canon 10D are slightly outdated. However, this camera remains a solid choice for beginning or casual users.
Features
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This camera has a 6.3-megapixel sensor and is powered by a rechargeable battery pack. Its shutter speed ranges between 30 seconds and 1/4,000 of a second and it can takes up to 3 frames per second. Its ISO speed ranges between 100 and 3,200. It is compatible with the Canon EF lens series.
Additional Features
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This model uses CompactFlash memory cards to store its media, which it displays on a 1.8-inch LCD screen. Its built-in flash is effective up to 36 feet and has red-eye reduction. It has 12 shooting modes (five of which are semi-manual), including specific shooting environments like night and sports. It has a USB port for transferring images to your computer for sharing or editing.
Pricing and Availability
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As of 2010, the 10D can be bought for $300 new or for around $160 used. Due to its age, it will most likely be found at online camera specialty stores or in public sales listing. Large, in-store retailers will most likely be carrying Canon's newer models instead.
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