Largest capacity memory card that I can use
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Re: Largest capacity memory card that I can use
iancrowe wrote:
R2D2 wrote:
ps. If there's any way you can find a newer camera (for very low $$), then you can use the great bang-for-the-buck EF-S lenses!
Actually the OP can use EF-S lenses as the Digital Rebel/300D was the first camera body to utilise the EF-S lens mount. To quote the review of the Digital Rebel/300D here on dpReview:-
"the EOS 300D is the first Canon digital SLR to support a new lens called the EF-S (S = short back focus), this has the same mount and electrical contacts as an EF lens but has a rear element which fits further into the camera allowing it to be closer to the image sensor."
Ian
Hey thanks for that info (apologize to the OP). I must have been thinking of the 10D (not being compatible).
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