Got it for $250 on Craig's list. Maybe not the cheapest when comparing on ebay, but it's in really good condition.
The owner took good care of it, the camera is 10 years old but looks like brand new w/o scratches.
He only shot 150 roll's on it, which is about 5000 photos. Not very much. A good news for me.
the EOS 3
although it's about 10 years old since it came out in 1998. But it still has a bunch of feature that a lot present digital SLR's can't compete with:
the state of the art 45-point area focusing sensor.(which is the same with the EOS1V, EOS1DMark2N, EOS1DsMark2, it was still the fastest and most advanced system in the industry until 2007)
The 7 frames-per-second burst. (There's still a lot of SLR's of today can't this speed.)
He's gonna be my new baby for a while.
I need to get more film to feed him.
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