  the canon eos 10d is a discontinued 6.3-megapixel semi-professional digital slr camera, initially announced on 27 february 2003. it replaced the eos d60, which is also a 6.3-megapixel digital slr camera. it was succeeded by the eos 20d in august 2004. the 10d is the last aps-c camera to only be able to mount ef lenses. the 10d was released before canon made ef-s lenses available. all successive canon digital slr cameras with aps-c sensors can mount the ef-s lenses. the 10d captured raw images in the canon .cws file format, which is no longer supported by canon. ==changes compared to the d60== although the sensor remained the same, the 10d incorporated many changes compared to its predecessor. * 7-point af systemâup from eos d60's 3-point af systemâthat is more sensitiv
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