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Originally Posted by andy doughty
...and i need it for some serious wedding photos...
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I would leave the serious wedding photos to a serious wedding photographer rather than risk relying on a new, unfamiliar camera. There's an awful lot of features on these beasts and a wedding is no place to have to start looking through the instruction manual to see if it's got/how to use a particular function.
The 20D is a more substantial camera but, as Rob says don't cut down on the glass in front - that's all important in getting good photos.