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The 40D is too old. The 50D is more like a "screw off, damn enthusiasts!". The 7D is for sports.
Absolutely true. They probably sell 50 or 100 Rebels for every XXD camera they sell. And probably 10,000 (or more) rebels for every 1D they sell. The more I think about it, the more I think those estimates are probably very low.I think they make more money from the lower ranges, that's why you see so many more of them. The shop near me doesn't even carry anything above the Rebel range, and they told me that their clientele consider Rebels to be "high end." I agree that the Rebel is a great camera, and I think that this shows that it's Canon's bread and butter.
There's no release date as of yet. That means it will be a couple of months at best before anything appears on shelves.Might explain why everyone has been out of stock on T1i's?
Anyone know when this will actually be available for purchase?
They should but I don't see this happening until next September. But they are discontinuing the XS and XSi to my understanding. They are way too outdated. I tell customers of mine that they are good but outdated and to just go up to the T1I unless they really want a cheap camera. They were good but its time to put them to rest. People I've noticed are more inclined to go for the D5000 than the XSi because of price and features. Its not that much more expensive.I think they should make a 60D instead off multiplying there cheap range. Or even better an affordable full-frame body. Around 1000$. I'd love Canon for that!
Haven't there been rumours on a 60D? I'm waiting on the 5D Mk iii