I own a canon digital rebel for two years, now that there are cameras with more megapixels (mine is 6.3)
I want to buy a new canon camera, but wich one???
rebel xt (8.0mp) vs 30 D (8.2 mp) it is worthy spend more money for almost the same megapixel???
thanks
Karen
Welcome to the forum.
Do you routinely make large prints? If not, then upgrading just for the sake of more mega pixels would not be my recommendation. The image quality of the Digital Rebel is good enough for most applications.
On the other hand, there have been many other improvements. The newer cameras have a faster frame rate (good for sports, actions), the 30D is quite fast. The autofocus of the newer ones is probably faster than your Rebel. The electronics are better which gives you a bigger buffer, less digital noise and a much faster start-up.
The Rebel XT is a fair bit smaller and lighter...but the 30D has the great thumb wheel on the back. The 30D has a bigger and better LCD screen, spot metering and other improvements.
The 30D has a stronger body with more metal, while the Rebel cameras have more plastic...although they are not toy-like.
If you can get into a store and try them out...do it. The Rebel XT is too small for some people while the 30D may be too big and heavy.
You may find that your money is better spend on a new lens, have you considered that?
It's a good question: Why do you want to upgrade?
Getting a new camera won't give you better pictures. I can make some choices easier, and in the case of a larger sensor, more resolution, but it won't affect how you compose or see the light, which is where the image really is made.
Someone had posted a great article a while back about the pitfalls of the constant upgrade. It was about film cameras and lenses, but the same applies to digital.
I'm not saying you shouldn't, but it's good to know exactly why you want to, not just beause it's "better".
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