Which one goes?

[EOSThree]

I bought a 10D about four years ago, and still use it regularly. Earlier this year I purchased a Rebel XT mainly for it's small size and also because the price was right. Then I found a pretty good deal on a 5D. Now I have three bodies. I am going to sell one of them. I guess I am asking for opinions in addition to the ones I have outlined.

I really don't have a need for three bodies, I even wonder about keeping two at times, but I do like the idea of one crop and one full frame body.

I love the 5D because it puts my lens' field of view back to what I learned on. My 50mm is a 50mm again. I am impressed with this camera in every way.

The XT is simply OK. It takes good photos, and I like the size for certain circumstances. I like the newer technology of the XT body, and the faster start up. Although it's pretty easy to use, I find I miss the second dial at times, I always have to look to make sure I am pushing the right button to access the functions accessed by the second dial on my other bodies. It uses different batteries and a different remote shutter cable. I don't have a quick release plate for this body yet.

The 10D was my first DSLR, it still takes great photos. It uses basically the same ergonomics as the 5D(both bodies basically handle the same way). The battery is the same as the 5D, the remote shutter release is the same as my 5D. I already own a Arca plate for it.

[Sebastian]

Give the 10D to a family member interested in the craft. Trying to sell it will net you next to nothing and might actually cost you more in the time wasted.

Welcome to the depreciation of digital. :/

[mjs1973]

I think Seb has the right idea.

If it were me, I would consider having the 10D converted to take IR photos.

[Asylum Steve]

Now I have three bodies. I am going to sell one of them...

Unless you need the small resell money a 10D would fetch, or have someone worthy of receiving it as a gift, I would hang on to it.

Three bodies really is not exactly a harem of cameras. Working pros routinely use two on a job, and a third would simply be backup.

Think of it as insurance...