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Gripes & Grumbles
What's Not to Like?
Actually there are several things about theCanon EOS-D30that are either annoying or unfortunate. While image quality isn't one of them, here are several things that I have concerns about.
Wrist Strap Mishap

Canon makes a very nice wrist-strap that I always use with theEOS3and the1Vand attached motor drives. It makes them much easier to hand-hold. Unfortunately, though theBG-ED3battery grip appears to be designed to accommodate the wrist-strap, the attaching ring on the camera body itself doesn't have enough clearance for both itandthe neck strap. Minor, but annoying.
I have been told that as of Summer 2001 (at least) there is now an extra mounting r...

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