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Well for £100 you should be able to find a bargain on an EOS 30/33 - maybe even a newer 30V/33V. Or you could pick up an older 50/50E for about £50.

You can check out the EOS range here.

As for older cameras, I can't help you there other than to say that the EOS range doesn't have that 'interesting old camera' thang goin' on. ;)
 
Yeah, I still dunno. The thing is the features that the EOS systems have I don't really use.

(covert bump)
 
If you're not bothered about lens compatibility and modern features, why not just buy up cheap old cameras when you see them and try them out. It's a simple job to move them on again after a couple of weeks and you may just find some cheap, little old bargain that you love to bits. ;)
 

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