In order:
1) High ISO performance. I know all sample images from Canon and from hands-on testers are JPEG out of camera, but the ones I have seen at the listed ISOs are at least a stop better than I have been able to achieve shooting with my 1DXii raw with post noise reduction.
2) I use single or expanded point AF and never have let the camera follow a subject. But, from what I have seen from early reviews of the head AF, I will likely be giving it a try. If it works as well as some early testers say, it would be fantastic for theater use to follow around leads and allowing me to frame how I want without having to move around the focus point.
3) AF-on AF mouse will be great when I want to move my own focus points around in sports and events.
4) Built in WIFI will be handy for my social media and and also getting JPEGs out for local publishers while at the game. I have used it often in my R.
5) Keeping the same battery, but over doubling the number of shots--thank you.
6) 20 fps mechanical shutter. I have to admit that OVF going from 14 to 16 is not really going to be a game changer. But, having 20fps available for those times when I really want it through live view will be noticeable.
1) High ISO performance. I know all sample images from Canon and from hands-on testers are JPEG out of camera, but the ones I have seen at the listed ISOs are at least a stop better than I have been able to achieve shooting with my 1DXii raw with post noise reduction.
2) I use single or expanded point AF and never have let the camera follow a subject. But, from what I have seen from early reviews of the head AF, I will likely be giving it a try. If it works as well as some early testers say, it would be fantastic for theater use to follow around leads and allowing me to frame how I want without having to move around the focus point.
3) AF-on AF mouse will be great when I want to move my own focus points around in sports and events.
4) Built in WIFI will be handy for my social media and and also getting JPEGs out for local publishers while at the game. I have used it often in my R.
5) Keeping the same battery, but over doubling the number of shots--thank you.
6) 20 fps mechanical shutter. I have to admit that OVF going from 14 to 16 is not really going to be a game changer. But, having 20fps available for those times when I really want it through live view will be noticeable.
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