The Canon EOS 10D is a digital SLR introduced in 2003, using the Canon EF lens mount and an APS-C sized CMOS sensor. It was positioned as a prosumer body, sitting above the consumer EOS 300D and below Canon's professional EOS-1D line.

With only a single UK auction record on file, the EOS 10D has limited price discovery, and that example sold for £25 at the hammer in late 2024 — a wholesale saleroom result that excludes commission. Today the model trades as a low-cost user camera rather than a collector item, and what one sells for depends heavily on whether a working battery, charger and CompactFlash card are included.