Quote from: bornshooter on February 22, 2012, 03:05:25 PMQuote from: Flake on February 22, 2012, 03:02:03 PMWell $3500 seems on the high side of estimates and seeing as the D700 was always more expensive I would have hoped the price would have stayed lower. The D800 is being sold for £2600 (Nikon roadshow) I would have expected the UK price to be closer to £2400.Time will tellat todays currency rate its just over 2300 in the uk i have a 5dmk2 and 60d the 60d will be sold to fund this bad boy Agreed, it will be a direct $ - £ conversion, you know all that extra TAX, to justify it. It will come down in price though, if the mkII stays in production for a little longer people will still buy it over the mkIII and save £1.5kI seriously doubt that this camera will be on the market in rip-off-britain for much less than £3000, possibly even matching the $ price in Sterling...
Quote from: Flake on February 22, 2012, 03:02:03 PMWell $3500 seems on the high side of estimates and seeing as the D700 was always more expensive I would have hoped the price would have stayed lower. The D800 is being sold for £2600 (Nikon roadshow) I would have expected the UK price to be closer to £2400.Time will tellat todays currency rate its just over 2300 in the uk i have a 5dmk2 and 60d the 60d will be sold to fund this bad boy
Well $3500 seems on the high side of estimates and seeing as the D700 was always more expensive I would have hoped the price would have stayed lower. The D800 is being sold for £2600 (Nikon roadshow) I would have expected the UK price to be closer to £2400.Time will tell
5D2 special - $19995D2 regular - $23995D3 regular - $3500That seems like a BIG jump.
Quote from: ramon123 on February 22, 2012, 03:00:04 PM5D2 special - $19995D2 regular - $23995D3 regular - $3500That seems like a BIG jump.What do you mean by '5D2 special'?
Quote from: canartist on February 22, 2012, 03:04:22 PMQuote from: Dianoda on February 22, 2012, 02:59:11 PMThe yen is currently about 45-50% stronger than it was when the 5D2 launched. Google "Hedging"Not a complete solution here..
Quote from: Dianoda on February 22, 2012, 02:59:11 PMThe yen is currently about 45-50% stronger than it was when the 5D2 launched. Google "Hedging"
The yen is currently about 45-50% stronger than it was when the 5D2 launched.
If it is actually announced by the end of February, when do you think it will be available in the shelf? I mean, really available, not only few copies for the lucky ones.. Thanks
</strong>Below are the specs for the coming 5D replacement, the full name of the camera is currently unknown.</p><p><strong>Specs<br /></strong></p><ul><li>22mp</li><li>61pt AF</li><li>100% VF</li><li>3.2″ LCD</li><li>Dual CF/SD Card Slots</li><li>Price: Around $3500 USD</li><li>Announcement on February 27 or 28, 2012 (Depending where you are on earth)</li></ul>
Quote from: Dianoda on February 22, 2012, 02:59:11 PM And I have a feeling that this this camera will be a step up compared to the 5D2Why would you think otherwise? This camera is 75% expensive from the current model and is competing against $3000 d800.
And I have a feeling that this this camera will be a step up compared to the 5D2
The price is higher than I expected too but I think you have to keep several things in mind:1. Strength of the yen
So, same AF as the 1Dx, including the f/8 limitation? Also, it would be nice of Canon to release cameras and not only announce them...
Quote from: t.linn on February 22, 2012, 03:06:53 PMThe price is higher than I expected too but I think you have to keep several things in mind:1. Strength of the yenWell, d700 was launched at $2999. so yen didn't strengthen for Nikon?