Price: $3,000 (body only)
CCD: 3 megapixel APS sized CMOS sensor
Resolution: 2160x1440, 1440x960 (JPEG, RAW)
Lens: Compatible with EF and L Canon lenses
Features: 1.8 inch TFT LCD, approximately 114,000 pixels, pop up flash
Manual settings: White balance, exposure compensation, ISO, focus, flash
Connection: USB, serial
Memory: Type 1 or 2 Compactflash, or IBM Microdrive

Pros: Excellent image quality (using CMOS); good battery life (CR2025 Lithium button battery); all Canon components; good custom settings; like the Fujifilm S1 Pro, breaking down price barriers for prosumers
Cons: Not as much manual flexibility as others; images tend to be soft
Best suited for: Hobbyists and prosumers
Comments: Continuous shooting 1.5 frames per second, up to 5 frames; based on a Nikon F60 (N60) 35mm body; compete mostly with the Canon EOS-D30 as a prosumer digital SLR; employs a large CMOS sensor; 32MB internal RAM buffer

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