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> In message <q5CdncZDE5idJrXdRVn->,
> "Mark B." <> wrote:
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> >Wait for 2010, a 10D-class camera will have a full frame 12mp sensor and
run
> >at 8fps all for $1,200.
>
> I would expect a "10D=class" camera to maintain the 10D's pixel pitch.
> What kind of "update" reduces a camera's ability to take advantage of
> the resolution of a given lens? A 10D-class full sensor camera would
> require at least 16 MP.
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OK, so it'll be 16mp. I was just messin' around anyway.

Mark

"Ed E." <> wrote in message
news:...
> > The 10D came a year after the D60, but did you take into account the
fact
> > that the D60 was announced 2 years after the D30?
>
> The trend is that when they're about to introduce a new dSLR body, supply
of
> the model being discontinued starts running dry about a month or two
prior.
> I've noticed in the last month that more and more places are complaining
> that the 10D is hard to get, so I'd suspect a replacement is coming out in
> the next couple of weeks.
>

I still suspect it's not.

Mark

You don't want to get the first run of a new model and get stuck with
design flaws. Its better to get a refined 10D.

Mike wrote:

> Hey all,
>
> I'm thinking of buying a new digital camera soon, and make the switch from
> film completely. I curently have canon lenses and bodies, and I've been
> looking at the EOS 10D a good bit. I was wondering if canon is planning on
> releasing a successor to the 10D anytime soon at all? or is there even a
> point in waiting?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
>
>

On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 20:34:29 -0500, "Mark B."
<> wrote:

>OK, so it'll be 16mp.

And it will be here long before 2010. My guess is that it will be
here by 2006 at the latest.

jc