My shutter is kaputt. (goodbye, 300D)

I hate being so mercurial lol. The 40D is the better bet but *sigh* another few thousands to save up for. If only the damn 400D had live-view. I should not be spending this much on a camera but I guess I have no other choice.
 
I hate being so mercurial lol. The 40D is the better bet but *sigh* another few thousands to save up for. If only the damn 400D had live-view. I should not be spending this much on a camera but I guess I have no other choice.

There is nothing wrong with the 450D! It's a great camera. Buy it!
 
I hate being so mercurial lol. The 40D is the better bet but *sigh* another few thousands to save up for. If only the damn 400D had live-view. I should not be spending this much on a camera but I guess I have no other choice.

Live view is overrated.
 
I specifically need it for astrophotography :)
I can't see myself squinting for periods at a time to look through the viewfinder in order to shoot planets and nebulae :)

Sounds more like you need a space ship with big guns :D

I guess AF is not really a concern then.
 
All DSLRs sold today have auto focus. I was more commenting on how good the camera auto-focusses. Doesn't really matter if you're shooting though a telescope.
 
Canon 400D body only - R6000~
18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens R 2500~
Total - R 8500

Canon 450D with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens = R9000

That's probably why I'm going with the 450D and also the 450D is obviously better.
 
Canon 400D body only - R6000~
18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens R 2500~
Total - R 8500

Canon 450D with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens = R9000

That's probably why I'm going with the 450D and also the 450D is obviously better.
Makes sense . . . if you really want that lens.
 
I do :D
I've seen what a difference an IS lens can make. I don't want my pics to come out a bit shaky/blurry.
Remember IS helps with camera, not subject, motion. :)
 
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