At B&H, the prices for the 5D’s are quite similar. If I get a 5DS R or 5DS, what 5D IV features will I miss out on? I have a 6D and 80D. I mostly shoot close-ups, macro, family and landscapes including astro.
John
John
kingrobertii said:If you shoot Macro, you might benefit from the Dual Pixel Raw a little. Other than that, the touch screen is really nice on the 5D4 but the extra MP on the 5Ds and 5dsR would be nice.
LordofTackle said:kingrobertii said:If you shoot Macro, you might benefit from the Dual Pixel Raw a little. Other than that, the touch screen is really nice on the 5D4 but the extra MP on the 5Ds and 5dsR would be nice.
OTOH, since you shoot stuff where you can tightly control the conditions that option to correct in post might be not necessary for you. In you case I would go for the 5DsR. The higher MP count and the missing AA filter might be more beneficial to your work.
If you want a more allround camera I'd go for the MKIV
-Sebastian
http://www.canon.co.uk/cameras/eos-5d-mark-iv/dual-pixel-raw/chrysoberyl said:Thanks, Sebastian and King Robert (II). What is Dual Pixel RAW?LordofTackle said:OTOH, since you shoot stuff where you can tightly control the conditions that option to correct in post might be not necessary for you. In you case I would go for the 5DsR. The higher MP count and the missing AA filter might be more beneficial to your work.kingrobertii said:If you shoot Macro, you might benefit from the Dual Pixel Raw a little. Other than that, the touch screen is really nice on the 5D4 but the extra MP on the 5Ds and 5dsR would be nice.
If you want a more allround camera I'd go for the MKIV
-Sebastian
chrysoberyl said:At B&H, the prices for the 5D’s are quite similar. If I get a 5DS R or 5DS, what 5D IV features will I miss out on? I have a 6D and 80D. I mostly shoot close-ups, macro, family and landscapes including astro.
John
Larsskv said:I have the 1DXII and the 5Ds. I hardly ever use the 5Ds anymore. The 50 megapixel files are very impressive with good glass.
Jopa said:You'll miss the DPAF (and DPRAW), 4k, slightly expanded PDAF array, better low ISO DR, f8 @ any focus point and 2 fps. But you'll gain an incredible resolution both are great cameras.
ahsanford said:Jopa said:You'll miss the DPAF (and DPRAW), 4k, slightly expanded PDAF array, better low ISO DR, f8 @ any focus point and 2 fps. But you'll gain an incredible resolution both are great cameras.
Ugh, I forgot DPAF + touchscreen, wow! Thanks. Updated on my list above.
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ahsanford said:Jopa said:You'll miss the DPAF (and DPRAW), 4k, slightly expanded PDAF array, better low ISO DR, f8 @ any focus point and 2 fps. But you'll gain an incredible resolution both are great cameras.
Ugh, I forgot DPAF + touchscreen, wow! Thanks. Updated on my list above.
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ajfotofilmagem said:http://www.canon.co.uk/cameras/eos-5d-mark-iv/dual-pixel-raw/
Not so fast. I have tried it. It is more a gimmik than useful. There is no real solution for misfocusing (DPP does selective sharpening in DP photos but the result is not very nice. There is nothing like correct focusing). Also if you activate this feature the 5DsR will look like a speed monster in comparison...chrysoberyl said:ajfotofilmagem said:http://www.canon.co.uk/cameras/eos-5d-mark-iv/dual-pixel-raw/
Thanks for the link! 'As Dual Pixel RAW images contain two images they are therefore double the file size of normal RAW images.' Wow - I sometimes get 24 mp RAW files from my 6D, so doubling and scaling up, I should expect files as large as 72 mp; larger than 5DS R files?
John
tron said:Not so fast. I have tried it. It is more a gimmik than useful. There is no real solution for misfocusing (DPP does selective sharpening in DP photos but the result is not very nice. There is nothing like correct focusing). Also if you activate this feature the 5DsR will look like a speed monster in comparison...