Canon EOS D30

The EOS D30 (not to be confused with the much later 30D) is a 3.1-megapixel[1] digital SLR camera made by Canon, first announced in 2000. It was vaguely notable for being the first all-Canon digital SLR (some earlier Kodak DCS cameras being based on Canon EOS film bodies), for having a CMOS (rather than CCD) sensor, and for being the lightest and smallest digital SLR of its time.[2]