[motoiq_young]

Originally Posted by ebelp

The only dslr's (that I know of) that have live LCD previewing are the Canon 20Da, and the soon-to-be Canon Mark III.

You guys are on crack... The XTi has LCD viewing and viewfider.. it even has a sensor that cuts the LCD off when you bring it up to yout face to use the viewfinder..

Do people just throw the owners manual away?

http://www.usa.canon.com/content/rebelxti/index.html

The 20D isn't even made anymore.. the XTi would be considered an upgrade over the 20D with 10.1 megapixels, Integrated Cleaning System ..

[Parker]

Originally Posted by motoiq_young

You guys are on crack... The XTi has LCD viewing and viewfider.. it even has a sensor that cuts the LCD off when you bring it up to yout face to use the viewfinder..

Do people just throw the owners manual away?

http://www.usa.canon.com/content/rebelxti/index.html

The 20D isn't even made anymore.. the XTi would be considered an upgrade over the 20D with 10.1 megapixels, Integrated Cleaning System ..

show me where it says live LCD viewing where it actually displays what is seen through the viewfinder like P&S cameras. the specs sheet says that the rear LCD displays basic shooting information like Shutter, Aperture, shots left on card, etc., but that isn't live viewing. I can't speak for the 20Da but I do know that the new Canon Mark III has this feature.

[762x51]

Originally Posted by motoiq_young

The 20D isn't even made anymore.. the XTi would be considered an upgrade over the 20D with 10.1 megapixels, Integrated Cleaning System ..

There is MUCH more to a DSLR than the number of megapixels. I personally would take a 20D over an XTi any day of the week.....and twice on Sunday.

[ghibli99]

Yep, the XTi has a lot of information displayed on the rear LCD, but not live "TTL" viewing. It has image review after you take shots, though, which is helpful.

-Mike