The EOS 40D replaces the 30D, which itself replaced Canons mid-range 20D model. These were all pitched above the basic entry-level 300D/350D/400D series, with metal build, faster continuous shooting and more advanced controls. But something odd happen...
Abstract: Superb build quality and performance make this a worthwhile upgrade for serious amateurs. Theres no denying Canons success at the amateur end of the DSLR market. The EOS 350D (web ID: 72900) and 400D (web ID: 97741) made good impressions when they a...
will appreciate the top deck LCD for quickly viewing shooting info. Theyll also warm to the three custom settings modes and the two control wheels, for hastily shifting shutter speed and aperture in metered-manual mode. Beginners will gravitate more
Low-res screen. No HDMI
A great step-up camera and one of the best value DSLRs around ...
Abstract: Canons success at the lower end of the digital SLR market is hard to argue. The 300D and 350D were enormous successes, winning the hearts of keen amateurs everywhere. Disputing its ownership of the high end is equally tricky: the fringes of profession...
Abstract: A groundbreaking enthusiasts camera. Its the most expensive camera here by quite a margin, but the new EOS 40D is a step up from any other camera below £1000. Performance is astonishing, hitting 6.5fps for 75 continuous frames, and focusing is fa...
Feature-rich, 3-inch LCD screen and Live View, Good tonal response, Good battery life
Focusing manually using Live View can be a pain
The Canon EOS 40D is a subtle improvement over the 30D, but in many ways it’s also an understudy for the EOS 1D Mark III. The 40D is used by many professionals as well as enthusiasts, and in our tests we found the camera does have a lot to offer...
A set of useful new features; retains the user-friendly design of its predecessors; good-value-for-money kit; class-leading build quality and continuous shooting speed.
Same resolution and sensor size as the much cheaper EOS 400D; Live view allows only manual focus.
The Canon EOS 40D is a leap forward in improvement over its predecessors and its new features make it a great enthusiasts dSLR or a credible professional backup system.
