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BTW the Canon image is here http://obj.fotosidan.se/obj/docpart/3e/3ed0a5c3decfdbfd917915cb08fec949.jpg
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Flake said:The much vaunted low light performance of the D700 is crippled by an autofocus at f/5.6 which gives up way before the 5D MkII with it's more sensitive f/2.8 centre spot.
tzalmagor said:Flake said:The much vaunted low light performance of the D700 is crippled by an autofocus at f/5.6 which gives up way before the 5D MkII with it's more sensitive f/2.8 centre spot.
An f/2.8 spot requires four times more light than an f/5.6 spot in order to work, so wouldn't it be *less* sensitive ?
Flake said:tzalmagor said:Flake said:The much vaunted low light performance of the D700 is crippled by an autofocus at f/5.6 which gives up way before the 5D MkII with it's more sensitive f/2.8 centre spot.
An f/2.8 spot requires four times more light than an f/5.6 spot in order to work, so wouldn't it be *less* sensitive ?
Does it? Why? an f/2.8 lens lets in four times more light!
Flake said:The much vaunted low light performance of the D700 is crippled by an autofocus at f/5.6 which gives up way before the 5D MkII with it's more sensitive f/2.8 centre spot. A friend & I took both cameras out at night both of them had Sigma 70 - 200mm f/2.8 lenses on, she ended up so frustrated that the Nikon refused to focus lock on anything when the Canon was quite happily managing.
DJL329 said:bk1e said:So, what kind of birds are these? Storks? Herons? Cranes? I hope that this isn't about an "egrettable" new camera.
They are Great Egrets. D'oh!
logaandm said:Sometimes it is right in front of your face....
1. Canon likely has shown a pictures from the advertising for the new camera.
2. Canon always has only photographs taken with the new body except for those photographs of the camera itself.
3. The photograph of the cranes is taken in low light with a very wide angle lens.
4. The only low light wide angle lens is the 16-35 f2.8 and it is only wide angle on a FF body.
Therefore, new camera is FF. Eithere that or they are going to announce a new printer.
Now if I could only count the pixels.....
gmrza said:I doubt the photo was shot with a wide angle lens. At least in my opinion, the photo exhibits some
perspective compression, plus the point of view is almost on top of one of the egrets. You would
need to be standing almost on top of the egret to shoot this with a wide angle. If you did, you would
see perspective distortion from the wide angle. Instead, the perspective is somewhat compressed.
I would say the should was taken with a telephoto, rather than a wide angle... - and I wouldn't
read anything into that either.