jrista said:Bodies come and go, not a lot of harm adding a highly compatible body like the A7r II to your kit for a time until Canon gets around to delivering what you need.
dilbert said:3kramd5 said:How do you figure? Canon clearly wasn't engineering for 4k, nor did they produce a "clear" marketing number like 45 or 50; it's 50.6.psolberg said:It seems that with Sony, the engineering team won. With canon, the marketing team won.
Because Canon have delivered "the most megapixels in a DSLR" and having the most of anything usually means bragging rights.
bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
Rahul said:... lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
Rahul said:bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
True, and then there are some who need the 50MP stills camera but are NOT buying the 5Ds/r because it doesn't make coffee and also lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
bdunbar79 said:Rahul said:bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
True, and then there are some who need the 50MP stills camera but are NOT buying the 5Ds/r because it doesn't make coffee and also lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
I'd much rather have a Dynamic Range dial. That way you can set shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and dynamic range. Maybe even interchangeable sensor options for when I post to Facebook only use the Canon sensor and for all other serious, professional work, the Exmor sensor.
Sporgon said:bdunbar79 said:Rahul said:bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
True, and then there are some who need the 50MP stills camera but are NOT buying the 5Ds/r because it doesn't make coffee and also lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
I'd much rather have a Dynamic Range dial. That way you can set shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and dynamic range. Maybe even interchangeable sensor options for when I post to Facebook only use the Canon sensor and for all other serious, professional work, the Exmor sensor.
You meet better looking women when you have an exmor sensor too.
Sporgon said:bdunbar79 said:Rahul said:bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
True, and then there are some who need the 50MP stills camera but are NOT buying the 5Ds/r because it doesn't make coffee and also lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
I'd much rather have a Dynamic Range dial. That way you can set shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and dynamic range. Maybe even interchangeable sensor options for when I post to Facebook only use the Canon sensor and for all other serious, professional work, the Exmor sensor.
You meet better looking women when you have an exmor sensor too.
bdunbar79 said:Rahul said:bdunbar79 said:Well, you know. Everyone buying the 5Ds/r is doing it for video.
True, and then there are some who need the 50MP stills camera but are NOT buying the 5Ds/r because it doesn't make coffee and also lacks a nuclear strike launch button.
I'd much rather have a Dynamic Range dial. That way you can set shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and dynamic range. Maybe even interchangeable sensor options for when I post to Facebook only use the Canon sensor and for all other serious, professional work, the Exmor sensor.
dilbert said:3kramd5 said:How do you figure? Canon clearly wasn't engineering for 4k, nor did they produce a "clear" marketing number like 45 or 50; it's 50.6.psolberg said:It seems that with Sony, the engineering team won. With canon, the marketing team won.
Because Canon have delivered "the most megapixels in a DSLR" and having the most of anything usually means bragging rights.
Oneand0 said:Sony did it!!! Did it again! Should I wait a little longer to see if Canon can catch up now......NAHHH ;D
Oneand0 said:Sony did it!!! Did it again! Should I wait a little longer to see if Canon can catch up now......NAHHH ;D
bdunbar79 said:Ok, on a more serious note: I've had enough pros and cons. Who's getting one??
Oneand0 said:I also agree with people who are sticking with Canon because they don't want, or feel they don't need the newer technology Sony has come up with because they listen to their customers.
There are different customer groups with different needs. Sony listens to some, Canon to others. So far Canon has more customers. That doesn't mean there's no room for improvement on the Canon side (there certainly is); however, it's completely unjustified to imply that Canon doesn't listen to a large customer base.Oneand0 said:newer technology Sony has come up with because they listen to their customers.
Orangutan said:There are different customer groups with different needs. Sony listens to some, Canon to others. So far Canon has more customers. That doesn't mean there's no room for improvement on the Canon side (there certainly is); however, it's completely unjustified to imply that Canon doesn't listen to a large customer base.Oneand0 said:newer technology Sony has come up with because they listen to their customers.