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Concerning the price, I think many of you forget there's a Zeiss 35mm f/2 in front of that tiny thingIt's a Zeiss that costs 800-1000 tops!
What I heard though, is that's no Zeiss lens, it's a design collaboration between Zeiss and Sony, Sony made the lens with some Zeiss expertise, or just enough support to justify slapping a Zeiss logo on the thing. If it were actually a Zeiss lens, the RX1 wouldn't be $2800
these are just rumors... just check all the rumors from 2012, mostly the same as this: nothing more than speculation... I don't really understand why this is a CR2...
serious rumors will only surface a few days/weeks before releasing the new camera...
Another reason to switch it off aside from the potential effect on AF speed/accuracy is that some wildlife reacts to the sound of it.
Wow! Really?? So does this mean that if you turn off the IS, you only get one shot when the much louder SLR Actuation scares off the wildlife?
Well said!
Another reason to switch it off aside from the potential effect on AF speed/accuracy is that some wildlife reacts to the sound of it.
It will, I believe, be for less than the 6D.
Not necessarily, at least not the starting price. Canon's strategy is to use a ridiculously high release price, then wait until all early adopters suckers paid up, then lower the price, wait some again and repeat until the camera body is phased out. And there will be early 7d2 adopters because of the crop factor, €1000 more or less doesn't exactly matter for many people who are able to afford Canon tele primes.
I guess they can also afford the 1DX and wouldn't care about the latest crop cam
$2500ish and $5500ish are still rather different sums of money!
1DX has a LOT less reach than the 7D
1DX is a giant brick
Why would that test make someone happy? Shooting nice pictures is what it takes to make me happy, not that some test is confirming me what I probably knew already.
it´s correct that IS slows down the AF.
so if you don´t need it turn it off.
when i use a shutterspeed of 1/1000s and above i turn it off.
even with my longest lens i don´t need IS with such a fast shutterspeed.
ps: and to the clown above... not everyone here is shooting for years. so if you have nothing of value to say... just say nothing. no need to be a jerk.