I'm pretty skeptical. If this article is correct, the newly designed, gripped version of the 7DII would weigh only two ounces more than the un-gripped 7DI.
I'm pretty skeptical. If this article is correct, the newly designed, gripped version of the 7DII would weigh only two ounces more than the un-gripped 7DI.
I think that's become a big differentiator for Canon in terms of a pro-looking body, though there are plenty of 1D-series shooters clamoring for a gripless 1D_. It adds a good deal of cost and doesn't make sense to me.
The feature I'm mighty curious about is the f/8 autofocus capability. If they add that, it will be very interesting.
I'm pretty skeptical. If this article is correct, the newly designed, gripped version of the 7DII would weigh only two ounces more than the un-gripped 7DI.
I think that's become a big differentiator for Canon in terms of a pro-looking body, though there are plenty of 1D-series shooters clamoring for a gripless 1D_. It adds a good deal of cost and doesn't make sense to me.
The feature I'm mighty curious about is the f/8 autofocus capability. If they add that, it will be very interesting.
Not holding my breath on a new game changing DSLR a this point. I may be very wrong but I think the 7D is dead.
The 70D and 6D fill up that space. So an 80D or 6DMKII maybe.
I wish you'd been there when the pop up flash got snapped off my D200, but then you'd probably have been in nappies at that time judging by the above quote.
The fact that it snapped off meant that you had a need for flash at the time no? I bet you were glad you had it until you snapped it off no? If it didn't have the pop-up you'd have gotten worse shots before it snapped off or wrenched off an external flash instead no?
I wish you'd been there when the pop up flash got snapped off my D200, but then you'd probably have been in nappies at that time judging by the above quote.
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I wish you'd been there when my 580EX got snapped off at the base!