The Canon EOS 30D takes up where the 20D left off. Strikingly similar to the camera it replaces, the EOS 30D offers a larger LCD monitor, refinements in areas such as metering, burst speed and duty cycle of the shutter mechanism, and a number of minor improvements to the functionality of the camera. Aside from minor changes to the back of the camera to accommodate the larger screen and an new Print button (see further), the EOS 30D is identical to its predecessor. The 30D's body is built has a stainless steel chassis, covered in a magnesium alloy mixed with textured, high strength, flat black poly carbonate with rubberized areas on the right side both front and back.



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