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Thanks all. I'll try to answer as best as I can.
Size and weight are a bit of a factor. I'm a big guy and small cameras don't fit so well. Weight really doesn't matter that much, but heavier feels better.
FPS is important. I tend to do a lot of animal photography and catching the shot is about getting frames at the right time. Video is a huge bonus. I expect to get an UW housing and thats going to play a big part of my future diving. I volunteer for a veterans support group that uses SCUBA to help with PTSD. Getting UW video will be good.
I'm 100% positive the 20d is vastly superior. And that may be my problem. It may well be that im not driving it correctly. Shooting my 300d I never had much problem with exposure control. When I go to correct levels the curves always made sense, and there was little clipping going on. With the 20d, I'm almost always clipping on both ends.
I liked the controls on the 300d, but then that just a case of priory learning. 300d is what i learned with, so it's what i like the best. I noted that the t5I has the same basic control setup as the 300d.
I did test shots this weekend with both the 20d and 300d for an upcoming photo shoot for my train club. A lot of it was very close up work, but not macro. In order simulate real world photos I stopped the camera all the way down to get the widest DoF, and shot off a mono pod, or just laying on the layout. Both did ok. But the 20d's shots were more grainy when I started zoom in. I'm going to have to crop a lot, and hope theres pixels enough left over.
B&S board? (EDITED) I figured that out. Found the camera in mentioned.
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