bdunbar79 said:I find that a lot of users do not understand the upgrades over the 5D Mark II:
Autofocus system: beat to death
More important:
Auto ISO over the full range in manual mode,
In-camera HDR and in-camera ME, 9 shots max each
ISO safety shift in Av mode with a min shutter speed and auto ISO over full range
That is why it is $1400 over the 5D Mark II.
I agree that would be very useful indeed...bdunbar79 said:Autofocus system: beat to death
All these could be done in firmware. It is Ridiculous that Canon charges so much...bdunbar79 said:Auto ISO over the full range in manual mode,
ISO safety shift in Av mode with a min shutter speed and auto ISO over full range
This may seem nice but it's a gimmick. Plus I read that it produces jpeg file. Please correct me if I am wrong (I do write this from memory).bdunbar79 said:In-camera HDR and in-camera ME, 9 shots max each
pdirestajr said:Buying a 5D mkii now is the best deal for a 35mm digital camera. I don't care if/ when it's "technology" is 10+ years old, it is still going to allow me to take fantastic photos!
I for one will be using my 7D & 5Dii till they die. All my other money will just go to glass and in my pocket![]()
bdunbar79 said:I find that a lot of users do not understand the upgrades over the 5D Mark II:
Autofocus system: beat to death
More important:
Auto ISO over the full range in manual mode,
In-camera HDR and in-camera ME, 9 shots max each
ISO safety shift in Av mode with a min shutter speed and auto ISO over full range
That is why it is $1400 over the 5D Mark II.
kirillica said:Canon tries to push people switch from 5Dm2 to this entry level OR to 5Dm3, because anyways this one should be better?
Etienne said:bdunbar79 said:I find that a lot of users do not understand the upgrades over the 5D Mark II:
Autofocus system: beat to death
More important:
Auto ISO over the full range in manual mode,
In-camera HDR and in-camera ME, 9 shots max each
ISO safety shift in Av mode with a min shutter speed and auto ISO over full range
That is why it is $1400 over the 5D Mark II.
You forget a couple of my favorites:
*** Silent shutter option -this can be priceless
*** auto-save setting changes when in custom "C1 - C3" modes
mb66energy said:And ... I have spent a lot of money in some glass for the Canon EF mount - switching to Nikon is not a matter of saving (hypothetically) 500$/EUR, its to buy a lot of Nikkors ... oh, impossible, I cannot replace all the glass I need because Nikon has not these options ...
EF-S 10-22 | 60 || EF 24 | 40 | 100 | 70-200 | 400 || 2 x 40D || 2x TC
Astro said:bdunbar79 said:I find that a lot of users do not understand the upgrades over the 5D Mark II:
i find that you don´t understand that not all users need a better AF....
Astro said:mb66energy said:And ... I have spent a lot of money in some glass for the Canon EF mount - switching to Nikon is not a matter of saving (hypothetically) 500$/EUR, its to buy a lot of Nikkors ... oh, impossible, I cannot replace all the glass I need because Nikon has not these options ...
you must have more as is in your signature then....
EF-S 10-22 | 60 || EF 24 | 40 | 100 | 70-200 | 400 || 2 x 40D || 2x TC
i woudl have no problems to switch .... except for the money i had to invest.
Etienne said:bdunbar79 said:I find that a lot of users do not understand the upgrades over the 5D Mark II:
Autofocus system: beat to death
More important:
Auto ISO over the full range in manual mode,
In-camera HDR and in-camera ME, 9 shots max each
ISO safety shift in Av mode with a min shutter speed and auto ISO over full range
That is why it is $1400 over the 5D Mark II.
You forget a couple of my favorites:
*** Silent shutter option -this can be priceless
*** auto-save setting changes when in custom "C1 - C3" modes