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Mikehit said:
Good for birders is the 5D3, according to my own extended experience with both cameras, despite full format and slower burst rate. Much better in-focus hit rate.
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I am tired of my 7D markII
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Good for birders is the 5D3, according to my own extended experience with both cameras, despite full format and slower burst rate. Much better in-focus hit rate.
I had a Canon 7D Mark II and initially was not happy with it, especially with performance servo AF . He used a 300 2.8 . On a trip to Chile, I stole all the photographic equipment and lost everything he had bought with great sacrifice in 8 years. After a few months , I could buy a new camera and buy again 7D Mark II with a 100-400 IS II . This new camera like the first bird has difficulty following moving towards the camera, for the rest, I think an excellent camera. The AF for stationary subjects is very accurate and the servo when objects move horizontally is very accurate . When the subject moves toward the camera, errs many pictures , but I'm still very happy with the camera and lens.
It is difficult to analyze the problems , but if you're so frustrated , it is likely that your camera has a problem , because in general it works very well , just not as good AF as initially promoted
It is difficult to analyze the problems , but if you're so frustrated , it is likely that your camera has a problem , because in general it works very well , just not as good AF as initially promoted
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I have a 7D2, one of the early release batches back in October 2014. And since day 1 uhave had the 7d2, I have found it to overexpose when using zoom lens. Have upgraded firmware to latest and it still the same.
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