One major improvement between the two, usability wise, is the change from a d-pad to a rotary dial for all the menu options. Makes it much quicker, particularly when scrolling through photos.
Quote from: DubFan on 23 March 2010, 14:08One major improvement between the two, usability wise, is the change from a d-pad to a rotary dial for all the menu options. Makes it much quicker, particularly when scrolling through photos.True although you can use the scroll wheel on the grip to do the same on the 400D. It's not as good but better than using the D pad.I'm looking to upgrade from my 400D to a used 40D later in the year and like you Joe willbe keeping my 400D as a backup/spare camera. I go to a lot of events where having 2 cameras on the go is really handy. One with the long zoom fitted and the other with the 50mm fitted, saves changing lenses!nick
How much heavier? My 450D is quite heavy I think.