michele2017 said:I am not happy at all as I can't use my two third party lenses without getting those consecutive rings from center to the edges.
Macoose said:I upgraded to FF with mine in July after owning the 7D2 and could not be happier. The ISO performance is so much better than APS-C.
Other than my self-induced disaster when I turned off the Peripheral Illumination Correction, (see my thread in Tech Support), every thing is exceeding my expectations. I thought those lens corrections applied only to jpeg and not raw. Now I know better.
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AlanF said:I like the 5DIV. Its signal to noise is excellent as are the speed and accuracy of its AF, and it is easy to handle. As my shots are often resolution limited, I would have liked the absence of an AA-filter to squeeze out a bit more resolution.
Pookie said:Is it worth the upgrade, not really.
arthurbikemad said:I'm very pleased I upgraded my Mk3, was it worth it, I think so, full touch screen, AF for video is awesome, F8 focus points, the AF in low light pisses the Mk3, sharp as sharp can be! The new button is great for AF modes, and more... Side by side with my 1DX2 the Mk4 has features that will leave you scratching your head with the 1DX2, oh and remote shooting with a smartphone is very cool, I often grab the odd image direct to my S8, edit with LR mobile and post online anywhere! Now you can't do that with a Mk3.
scottkinfw said:arthurbikemad said:I'm very pleased I upgraded my Mk3, was it worth it, I think so, full touch screen, AF for video is awesome, F8 focus points, the AF in low light pisses the Mk3, sharp as sharp can be! The new button is great for AF modes, and more... Side by side with my 1DX2 the Mk4 has features that will leave you scratching your head with the 1DX2, oh and remote shooting with a smartphone is very cool, I often grab the odd image direct to my S8, edit with LR mobile and post online anywhere! Now you can't do that with a Mk3.
Really? What is it that would be good on the 1DXII?
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