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I guess I'm a tad early, but I'm wondering, considering the rumors that the EOS-1D Mark V will be full-frame, as to whether the EOS 7D Mark II will take over.
scalesusa said:Canon issues a new model when they change the sensor size. The 7D is certainly not going to change, its a very popular camera.
drummstikk said:scalesusa said:Canon issues a new model when they change the sensor size. The 7D is certainly not going to change, its a very popular camera.
Not sure I understand your point on that. True, there is no precedent for changing a sensor size between models in a particular series, but since they only make three sizes of sensor, I don't see any history that would definitely preclude it. I'm not saying you're wrong, just not sure I see why you're right.
scalesusa said:While Canon can do anything they want, they have obviously been careful to be consistent.
neuroanatomist said:scalesusa said:While Canon can do anything they want, they have obviously been careful to be consistent.
Except for the PowerShot Pro1 with it's fixed L-series zoom lens...what the heck was that?
scalesusa said:Can you explain what you mean? Was their a successor model that was numbered differently/ I thought that there is yet to be a followup model.
neuroanatomist said:scalesusa said:Can you explain what you mean? Was their a successor model that was numbered differently/ I thought that there is yet to be a followup model.
Just referring to the incongruence of an L lens on a point-and-shoot camera, and the notable absence of such lenses specifically for EF-S format cameras.
PLEASE Canon, Do Not grow this sensor!!!
ASPH = camera abandoned of lenses: too short or too long.
if I wanted to shrink my 300 F4's length, I'd shoot it on my film rebel.
unfocused said:if I wanted to shrink my 300 F4's length, I'd shoot it on my film rebel.
Ha! Ha! I think we are all getting spoiled by the extra reach of the 1.6 crop. I'm certainly not interested in going backward either.
epsiloneri said:unfocused said:if I wanted to shrink my 300 F4's length, I'd shoot it on my film rebel.
Ha! Ha! I think we are all getting spoiled by the extra reach of the 1.6 crop. I'm certainly not interested in going backward either.
I don't get this. The way things are going, in the future the price of a camera will be set by its optics, not its sensor. If you're anyway using a FF lens, why not let the sensor cover the whole available field? Your "crop" camera will be equivalent to cropping the image of the FF (hence the name "crop" camera). Is it the larger magnification of the view finder on crop cameras you will miss? Concern about many pixels taking space while going unused? Perhaps Canon could do like Nikon and have an "APS-C" mode with in-camera cropping.
Edit: Here's and idea. What would you think of a 3.2x crop camera then? You'd have twice the reach compared to 1.6x!
AprilForever said:Anyone who wants a FF 7D really ought to get a 5D. Why a person would want a camera optimized for action to be re-optimized for landscape is unclear to me.