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EOS Bodies / Re: Canon EOS 6D Official Specs
« on: September 16, 2012, 11:20:20 PM »AFMA?Hmmm, no mention of AFMA in the specs...yet another (canon)ball dropped
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AFMA?Hmmm, no mention of AFMA in the specs...yet another (canon)ball dropped
I am so trying this. Genius. Someone invite me to a party where the guests have a sense of humor. I do believe the pictures will come out well because at the right party people will be smiling at the rig they are facing.
jonathan7007
And their marketing is very clever and goes to any lengths to make you buy the most expensive stuff by building annoyances into intermediary products. Meanwhile Nikon seems to produce more "complete" products, that's at least true for the d7000 and d600.Very well articulated indeed.
I do apologize, I was not attacking you.Thank you, accepted
Are your photographic skills so great that you are limited by the current camera technology?
Come on people, it not the technology that makes a great images, it's the content.
Well, I for one am not a genius at getting proper exposure every time and I am just very, very weary of fixing the noise that I get with my 60D and 7D sensors. So, given I'm not going to grow any more brain cells, I need all the technological help I can get.
I think there is a misconception with some people's comments, for me, I want bang for my buck and that's the stem of my complaints with these specs on the Canon 6D are about. The Nikon D600 is thus far trumping it and then some. But I think that there must be an understanding, the tech itself DOES NOT make you a great photographer, it is the skill of the hands the camera is in. I'm sorry to say that if you need "all the technological help" you can get. Then an advanced piece of equipment is not for you. Rebel is where you should stay until you're ready and confident to take the next leap. I have NEVER, NEVER used the Auto setting on my camera, as a matter of fact, I despise Auto even on point and shoots. I learned on film and back then I didn't have the conveniences of digital which forced me to become a better photographer. However minimal the specs are on the Canon 6D it will be full frame which in itself is a different animal. Good luck.
Are your photographic skills so great that you are limited by the current camera technology?
Come on people, it not the technology that makes a great images, it's the content.
Unless the price is right, It will flop compared to nikon.Yup!
Sorry, false alarm. It was just me being dumb. I was on C1, so every time I turned camera off and on it reloaded that setting from memory. On M it works as expected. I just got it from service after shutter/mirror replacement and they must have made some changes. I got confused because I also have 1D mark iv and there loading settings doesn't influence AF micro adjustment.

I just ordered one. This is a modifier i've been looking for for awhile.Please post back here with your impressions once you get it and use it, will you?
I think you don't think so because you read DPR too much.Busted![]()
It does have AFMF or "Fine tuning" is called by Nikon
"Nikon Multi-CAM 4800 autofocus sensor module with TTL phase detection, fine-tuning"
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d600/spec.htm
I updated to 2.0.3 and now every time I open the card slot or turn the camera off for couple of seconds, it turns my AF micro adjustment setting to disabled. It still remembers the adjustment value, but is not using it any more.
I, personally, will give Canon about a year to release a budget FF because am invested in the system. I don't need an FF that can track a fly flying towards me, a frame rate fast enough to capture a balloon exploding, or weather sealing tight enough I can take the camera diving. I do want better AF than a Rebel/60D (the 7D AF would do), AFMA, 5 FPS would be plenty, and a significant improvement in IQ over what any of those cameras can deliver. Better noise control at higher ISO levels (at least clean images @ 3200... please?) would be greatly appreciated. I will gladly pay two grand for such camera and promise to eventually buy a 24-70 MKII and whatever will replace the 430EXII.
Deal Canon?