Congrats, you'll do just fine with the 6D. :cheers:
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It's a good body. A friend has one, he thinks it's one of their best bodies ever released.
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congrats.
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Canon 5DS & 5DS R press release. They also announced the 11-14 f/4L
Canon EOS 5DS & EOS 5DS R Press Release FEBRUARY 5, 2015 CANON 5DS FOLLOW ON OUR FORUM Canon EOS 5DS & EOS 5DS R Press Release *UPDATE* As some have pointed out on Twitter, there doesn’t appear to be any mention of video features. While I do know the camera will have some video capabilities, that’s not the focus of this camera. I suspect this is a partial press release. Canon revolutionises resolution with the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R London, UK, 6 February 2015 – Canon today transforms the EOS system with the arrival of the EOS 5DS and the EOS 5DS R – a new breed of ultra-high resolution full-frame DSLRs. Breaking the boundaries of 35mm sensors,the new cameras offer the highest megapixels ever seen in a full frame sensor, an astonishing 50.6MP. Delivering unparalleled quality, the cameras provide an exceptional combination of resolution, responsiveness and durability, whether shooting landscapes, architecture, high fashion or portraiture, either personally or professionally. When nothing but the sharpest image is expected, the EOS 5DS R also features a low pass cancellation filter to maximise the sensor’s resolution and visible image quality.Alongside the new DSLRs, Canon also introduces the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM, the world’s widest-angle rectilinear zoom lens(1), the perfect companion for landscape and architecture photographers. Establishing new standards for full-frame DSLRs Setting a new benchmark for full-frame cameras, the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R combine fast, instinctive DSLR handling with the newly-developed 50.6MP CMOS sensor, providing the flexibility to shoot a wide range of scenes and subjects, making it ideal for large format mediums, such as advertising billboards and magazine covers, where every pixel matters. The sensor’s advanced architecture provides ISO 100-6400 sensitivity, further expandable to 50-12800, ensuring high quality images with low noise, accurate colours and wide dynamic range. For added flexibility, the cameras’ resolution enables three new in-camera crop shooting modes–1.3x, 1.6x and 1:1. Visible through the viewfinder, the crop modes deliver outstanding results, with stills at 19 MP even when cropped to 1.6x. Built to withstand the most demanding shoots, the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R’s dual DIGIC 6 processors provide the rapid performance and responsiveness required to deliver first-class images with exceptional colour reproduction. Both processors are designed to comfortably manage huge levels of image data from the 50.6MP sensor, whilst simultaneously reducing image noise and providing the freedom to shoot at five frames per second. Automatically exceptional Created to ensure every detail of your exquisite landscape or high-fashion studio shoot is in focus, the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS Rfeature an advanced 61-point AF system, with 41 cross-type points, delivering incredible levels of image sharpness and accuracy across the frame. Both cameras comfortably maintain focus with moving subjects, using EOS Intelligent Tracking and Recognition AF (iTR) to track both faces and colour. To reduce image blur, Canon’s Mirror Vibration Control System uses cams to drive the cameras’ mirror up and down in a highly controlled fashion, avoiding all sudden stops and softening the shutter-release sound. Additionally, the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R’s 150k pixel RGB+IR metering sensor with Flicker Detection ensures images can be captured with consistent and accurate exposures under varying lighting scenarios, including florescent. Incredible detail and unrestricted creativity Putting unrivalled image quality at your fingertips, the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R include a number of customisable modes and settings to ensure stunning results every time. A new Fine Detail Picture Style maximises the level of detail that can be achieved from the sensor, enabling advanced sharpness adjustment without the need for edit ing software. Popular creative modes, including Multiple Exposure and HDR, provide instant, in-camera creativity, while a built-in timer allows you to shoot over long periods and create stunning time lapse videos, without being tied to the camera or needing advanced software and excessive kit. First-class professional construction, customisable features The EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R have been expertly constructed to allow you to operate quickly, regardless of the environment you’re shooting in. The 100% viewfinder with electronic overlay makes framing vital shots easy and can be customised to your preferred style. The large, 8.11cm (3.2”) Clear View II LCD screen, with an anti-reflective structure, minimises reflection or glare when reviewing shots and also acts as a visual and accessible dashboard of the most commonly used settings. The cameras’ new Custom Quick Control screen means that the type, size and position of icons are also easily customisable to the user or shooting scenario. Both cameras utilise Canon’s iconic design DNA–a highly durable body constructed from high-grade magnesium alloy to provide weather resilient shooting – ideal for landscape photographers who are dedicated to getting the perfect shot, whatever the weather. EOS 5DS R: Engineered for the ultimate in DSLR image quality When nothing but the absolute maximum level of detail possible will do, the EOS 5DS R features a low pass cancellation filter to ensure the sharpest possible results. Great for landscape photographers, where patterns are very often organic, the camera’s low pass cancellation filter produces the stunning level of detail required to turn agreat shot into an incredible shot. Optical Expertise: Introducing the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM The EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R are compatible with Canon’s extensive EF lens range, spanning 71 models(2). Today Canon unveils the world’s widest-angle retilinearzoom lens (1), the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM. Perfect for photographers shooting landscape and architecture, the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM is designed to open up an entirely new world of creative opportunities, thanks to its super wide 11-24mm focal range. Boasting a newly designed optical structure, the lens features three aspherical lenses including a ground aspherical element, which maximises image quality and delivers minimal levels of distortion, while the body is rugged and robust enough to be employed in extreme weather conditions. EOS 5DS Key features: 50.6 MP CMOS sensor with dual DIGIC 6 processors 150K Pixel RGB+IR Metering Sensor Up to 5.0 Frames Per Second 61-point AF Cropped Shooting EOS 5DS R also includes: Low-pass cancellation filter EF 11-24mm f/4L USM Key features: Explore landscapes from an ultra-wide point of view The world’s widest-angle rectilinear zoom lens Minimal distortion – ideal for architecture and interiors Advanced lens coatings guard against ghosting and flare Enjoy swift, near-silent AF, with full-time manual override Keep shooting even in tough weather conditions |
yep. that's a lot of pixels
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been waiting for this! |
No official pics yet, probably 9PM PST
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just got this update from B&H. not bad at all, not bad at all.
$3699 for the 5Ds, $3899 for the 5Ds R. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...e89e0c2c10.png |
Unveiled: Canon's New 50.6MP 5DS & 5DS R DSLRs and 11-24mm L-Series Lens | explora
Unveiled: Canon's New 50.6MP 5DS & 5DS R DSLRs and 11-24mm L-Series Lens By Shawn C. Steiner | 52 min ago http://static.bhphotovideo.com/explo...ages/share.gif http://static.bhphotovideo.com/explo.../maincan_1.jpg Almost three years since the release of Canon’s last full-frame cameras, the company has decided to make a huge splash with the release of the 50.6-megapixel EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R DSLRs, the sole difference between the two models being the low-pass filter effect cancellation of the 5DS R. The incredibly high-resolution, full-frame sensors on these two cameras bring detail and color rendition, once only available with medium format systems, to the realm of EF-mount DSLRs. Also, the cameras utilize Dual DIGIC 6 Image Processors in order to quickly process the large amounts of data created by the sensor and to enable a variety of enhanced features. Alongside these cameras is another incredible release, the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM Lens, an ultra-wide angle L-series zoom lens designed to deliver the utmost in image quality. EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R DSLR Cameras With a 50.6-megapixel CMOS sensor, the 5DS and 5DS R have just become the highest-resolution full-frame DSLR cameras on the market. Designed with the still photographer in mind, these cameras will deliver the absolute best in image quality with a variety of built-in features for photographers to take control of all aspects of their shooting. Where they differ is the 5DS R’s low-pass filter (LPF) effect cancellation that allows photographers to squeeze every last bit of resolution from the sensor. The only downside of this is the greater potential for moiré and other color artifacts. Otherwise, the EF-mount 5DS and 5DS R share the same features, including Dual DIGIC 6 Image Processors for handling the vast amounts of information produced during image capture and an ISO range of 100-6400, which can be expanded to 50 or 12800. To make the most of this resolution, extra precautions have been added to these cameras to ensure shooters will not have any issues. Most notably, this is seen in the introduction of an advanced mirror control mechanism and a user-selectable shutter-release delay that will dramatically limit the chances of camera shake affecting your images. The base plate and tripod socket have also been fortified to reduce vibrations and ensure a secure attachment to support systems. While many shoots may not require the highest resolutions, the added versatility of the extra pixels cannot be understated. The 5DS series features 1.3x (30MP) and 1.6x (20MP) crop modes that allow photographers to effectively “zoom” into the scene while still producing high-resolution imagery. The selected crop will also show up in the optical viewfinder for more reliable composition of your images. M-RAW and S-RAW settings are supported for shooting images at 28MP and 12.4MP, respectively. Other features added to this model include a built-in intervalometer and bulb timer for advanced control over long exposure and interval shooting. Ensuring not just high resolution, but accurate exposures and focusing, the 5DS and 5DS R feature the EOS Scene Detection System with a 150,000-pixel RGB+IR Metering Sensor, as well as a 61-point High Density Reticular AF system, which includes 41-cross-type points. This system is extremely advanced, with Intelligent Tracking and Recognition (EOS iTR) which scans the scene and determines which autofocus points to use as a subject moves around the frame. Also, anti-flicker technology recognizes flickering light sources and compensates for reliable exposure and color during periods of shooting. And, this camera can maintain a continuous shooting rate of 5 fps, which is fast, considering the size of the 50.6-megapixel files. Two options are available for composing and reviewing images, including the optical Intelligent Viewfinder II with approximately 100% coverage and a 3.2" ClearView II LCD monitor. The screen offers a wide 170° viewing angle, 1,040k-dot VGA resolution, reflection resistance through the use of a multi-coating, and high-transparency materials for bright, clear images. These models also have a customizable Quick Control Screen that lets you access frequently changed settings more easily. While primarily a stills camera, the 5DS and 5DS R have not forgotten about video, with the inclusion of full HD 1920 x 1080p recording at up to 30 fps. A Time Lapse Movie function has been added, which takes stills at set intervals and automatically combines them into a full HD movie file. The cameras also have a mini HDMI-out port for external monitors; nonetheless, the output is not suitable for external recording. A microphone jack for audio recording is available, but the camera is not equipped with a headphone jack. Saving all of these high-resolution images and movie files requires fast cards and excellent connectivity. These cameras have dual card slots, one CF and one SD, much like the previous 5D Mark III. Additionally, they implement USB 3.0 support for extremely fast image transfer from the camera to the computer. This will be most important for studio photographers who prefer to shoot tethered, ensuring little to no delay between taking the photograph and seeing it on the computer screen. Available as a body only, the EOS 5DS DSLR Camera and EOS 5DS R DSLR Camera are welcome additions to the full-frame EOS camera line and are sure to please many photographers seeking the ultimate in image resolution. EF 11-24mm f/4L USM Lens Ultra-wide-angle lenses have seen a renaissance of sorts with numerous manufacturers updating and adding to their line. Just last year, Canon released a new 16-35mm lens and is now introducing the even wider EF 11-24mm f/4L USM Lens. The full-frame L-series lens has an impressive starting focal length of 11mm that will allow users to capture a seriously wide field of view. Also, the constant f/4 aperture guarantees consistent performance and light transmission throughout the zoom range. http://static.bhphotovideo.com/explo...?itok=fNVbfy8P http://static.bhphotovideo.com/explo...Button_239.gif The optical design is, of course, the key component of any lens, and this one delivers with a variety of the latest and greatest technologies. It incorporates both a Super UD and a UD element to reduce chromatic aberrations, along with four aspheric elements to minimize distortion throughout the zoom range, something incredibly difficult and important at these focal lengths. Additionally, the 11-24mm features both a SubWavelength Coating (SWC) and an Air Sphere Coating (ASC) that will greatly reduce flare and ghosting. For general handling and operation, the lens has an internal focusing system with a ring ultrasonic motor (USM) as well as a high-speed CPU and optimized AF algorithms that provide fast, accurate, and quiet autofocusing. Manual focus is available at all times through the physical focusing ring and it has a minimum focusing distance of 11", allowing photographers to work in cramped spaces without issue. Its circular nine-blade aperture diaphragm helps to create soft, pleasing out-of-focus highlights. Of note is the physical design of the lens, which has a bulbous front element and a built-in lens hood. This hood reduces the chance of flaring from external light sources and offers a degree of protection against accidental impact. Also, the lens accepts rear-insert type filters since the front cannot accept standard threaded filters and it comes with a dedicated front lens cap and a storage case. |
"... M-RAW and S-RAW settings are supported for shooting images at 28MP and 12.4MP, respectively..."
At least you always have that option :thumbsup: |
Contemplating more, I don't know if I'll get one. I don't really think I "need" it.
I think I would be better off waiting for the 5D4. :ponder: That lens, on the other hand........ :wish: |
Originally Posted by is300eater
(Post 15325216)
"... M-RAW and S-RAW settings are supported for shooting images at 28MP and 12.4MP, respectively..."
At least you always have that option :thumbsup: 1.3x (30MP) and 1.6x (20MP) crop modes pretty nice Canon finally has a real D800 competitor. |
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From fstoppers
As for prices, they're not cheap. The Canon 5DS comes in at $3699, Canon 5DS R is $3,899, and the 11-24mm f/4L is $2,999 3k for the 11-24. Seems a lil too steep. As for the 5ds and 5dsr seems about right. |
"As far as dynamic range is concerned, we're told that the new 5DS and 5DS R should give the same performance as the current EOS 5D Mark III. If true, this means that the new cameras won't be able to offer the same industry-leading dynamic range of Sony's current APS-C and full-frame sensors, but at least it isn't a step backwards. And hey - 50MP!".... "The Mark III still trumps the S and S R in terms of maximum ISO and continuous shooting speed." Canon EOS 5DS / 5DS R First Impressions Review: Digital Photography Review |
hmm.. canon also announced a new EOS M3 but its not coming to the US of A
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...fe8bdaffa6.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...9fa059a1af.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...49fdd14a24.jpg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...a07f2d5072.jpg https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...7ff9874da0.jpg #selfie Canon EOS M3 Specifications 24.2MP CMOS sensor (22.3 x 14.9 mm) AF is 49 points. Hybrid CMOS AF ISO100-12800 Media SD / SDHC / SDXC (UHS-I compatible) DIGIC6 processor Wi-Fi 4.2 fps 384 zone metering Battery LP-E17 Shutter speed 1/4000sec – 30 sec Full HD Video Built-in Flash LCD monitor tilting 3 inches 1.04 million dots.Touch panel No GPS EVF option (EVF-DC1) The body of stainless steel, magnesium alloy, polycarbonate Size 110.9 x 68.0 x 44.4 mm Weight 366g |
and the T6i and T6s
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...a18f585801.jpg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...ad76ab838d.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...7898239f25.jpg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...24be1e2c03.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...e122475120.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...028947b0b1.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...3fe35cbb75.jpg https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...87b6446129.jpg Canon EOS 760D Specifications: Enable 24.2MP CMOS sensor (22.3 x 14.9 mm) DIGIC6 processor 7560-pixel RGB + IR photometry sensor of the new development 63 zone TTL metering AF is 19 points cross type. Center F2.8 corresponding dual cross Hybrid CMOS AF III Dynamic tracking continuous shooting in live view LCD monitor 3 inches 1.04 million dots.Vari-Angle ISO100-12800 (extended with ISO25600) Max shutter speed 30 seconds 1/4000 seconds (synchro is 1/200 sec) Continuous shooting 5 frames / sec Viewfinder penta mirror. Field of view 95%, magnification 0.82 times, the eye point 19 mm Built-in guide number 12 flash Video full HD 30 fps Top LCD panel Dial on the back Intelligent Viewfinder Wi-Fi · NFC and smartphones and tablets Connect to allow remote control and Creative mode including the HDR movie Battery LP-E17 Size 131.9 x 100.9 X77.8Mm Weight 565g (CIPA standard). 520g (body only) Canon EOS 750D Specifications: Enable 24.2MP CMOS sensor DIGIC6 processor Viewfinder penta mirror, Field of view 95%, magnification 0.82 times, the eye point 19 mm AF is 19 points cross type Center F2.8 corresponding dual cross 7560 pixel RGB-IR photometry sensor 63 zone TTL metering ISO100-12800 (extended with 25600) Shutter speed is 30 seconds 1/4000 seconds (Synchro 1/200 sec) Continuous shooting 5 frames / sec LCD monitor 3 inches 1.04 million dots Vari-Angle Built-in guide number 12 flash New hybrid CMOS AF III Video full HD 30 fps Wi-Fi NFC Remote operation by smartphone tablet Battery LP-E17 Size 131.9 x 100.7 x 77.8Mm Weight 555g (CPA criteria). 510g (body only) |
so basically the extra $100 price difference is for ergonomics closer to the XXD series? :shrug:
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EOS M3 looks nice.......... :sad:
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it does :sad:
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The M3 does look nice.
Has the xxxD series always been 1/4000 max shutter and 1/200 max sync speed? |
IIRC :nod:
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M3 does look sweet...would still pick up a new M1 for a couple hundred bucks over it though.
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Originally Posted by MarbleGT
(Post 15329403)
M3 does look sweet...would still pick up a new M1 for a couple hundred bucks over it though.
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I figure they'll be on eBay just like the 2s eventually.
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Price drops inbound for current gen Canon bodies. I hope this means that the next batch with competitive sensors are coming soon!
Feeling the pressure from authorized resellers has probably forced Canon USA to significantly lower MAP (minimum advertised price) prices on the EOS 5D Mark III & EOS 6D. Both of those cameras have dropped a lot in price probably due to currency fluctuations. Beyond the price drops, Canon has also switched the mail-in rebate to an instant rebate and added the EOS 7D Mark II to that. Are these reductions enough to get people away from grey market cameras out there? I’m not sure. Canon EOS 5D Mark III Canon EOS 5D Mark III Body $2499 ($300 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 5D Mark III w/24-105 f/4L IS $3099 ($300 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 5D Mark III w/24-70 f/4L IS $3249 ($300 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 6D Canon EOS 6D Body $1399 ($100 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 6D w/24-105 f/3.5-5.6 IS STM $1799 ($100 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 6D w/24-105 f/4L IS $1999 ($100 drop/$300 instant rebate) Canon EOS 7D Mark II Canon EOS 7D Mark II Body $1699 ($100 instant rebate) Canon EOS 7D Mark II w/18-135 f/3.5-5.6 IS STM $2049 ($100 instant rebate) Canon EOS 70D Canon EOS 70D Body $999 ($200 instant rebate) Canon EOS 70D w/18-135 IS STM $1349 ($200 instant rebate) Canon EOS Rebel SL1 Canon EOS Rebel SL1 Body $399 ($150 instant rebate) Canon EOS Rebel SL1 w/18-55 IS STM $499 ($200 instant rebate) |
New 50mm 1.8 announced
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...8115f581fe.jpg Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Standard Telephoto Prime Lens Specifications Summary Compact, lightweight, fixed focal length standard lens for EOS cameras Large f/1.8 maximum aperture 80mm effective focal length when attached to EOS cameras with APS-C sensors Canon STM gear type stepping motor technology provides quiet autofocusing to support Canon’s EOS Movie Servo AF function Improved exterior design including new focus ring placement makes it the most compact Canon EF 50mm lens ever New metal mount for stability and ruggedness Super Spectra Coating for minimized ghosting and flaring Circular seven blade aperture 14-inch minimum focusing distance 0.21x maximum magnification http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...2466/KBID/3296 |
hmmm...STM, metal lens mount, and better focus ring. I like it.
However, I'm hoping for a Sigma 30 F/1.4 or Canon 35 f/2 IS as my next prime. |
430EX III-RT announced
Canon has introduced its 430EX III-RT midrange Speedlite. This is the company's second flash to support radio-based wireless TTL (the 600EX-RT being the other), which Canon says offer longer ranges, more flexible positioning, and no line-of-sight requirement like traditional optical wireless flash systems. Unlike its more expensive sibling, the 430EX III-RT can serve only as a slave. It can be controlled using either radio or optical systems. The 430EX III-RT is faster, smaller, and lighter than its predecessor. Other new features include refined rear controls, which include a larger LCD and new scroll wheel. In addition to tilting upward 90 degrees the flash can also rotate 150 degrees left and 180 degrees right. A catchlight panel is also included. There are now 10 custom as well as 8 personal functions. The 430EX III-RT has the same guide number (43m at ISO 100) and zoom flash head range (24-105mm) as its predecessor. The 430EX III-RT will be available in September for $299. A color filter, bounce adapter, and two cases will be bundled with the flash. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...b35b6ace50.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...7b3ab62e2d.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...a4e026f5e3.jpg |
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Originally Posted by Mizouse
(Post 15490096)
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Yup. With DxO, you HAVE to look at the charts not the summary score page.
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Originally Posted by pttl
(Post 15491730)
As expected...DR at LOW ISO the Sony smashes the Canons. High ISO the 6D STILL crushes everything. That's why the 6D is such a great star/astro camera. :2cents:
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Soo...Sam wants to go full frame. 5D3 used or 6D new. Go!
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What's your intended use?
And why full frame? |
I will eventually go used 6D or used A7 because prices have come down a lot.
My use would be for better low lights |
Originally Posted by Mizouse
(Post 15509200)
What's your intended use?
And why full frame? Not used professionally, just as a hobby. |
Depends I guess, if the extra features on the 5D3 would be useful to you then go that route.
For me since the sensor on the 6D ranks better and the other stuff isn't as important, that's why I'd go with a 6D. |
I have been out of the loop on Canon stuff, but what are the reasons why I should choose the 7DII over the 6D? And vice versa? I'm a landscape, still, and occasional portrait shooter. But with one being full frame but both at the similar prices, I'm not sure why I should choose one over the other.
I'm also asking because the Sony A7II is also in the same price range and I'm just debating on these 3 bodies. |
Really depends on your use. The 7DII is more catered to high speed/sports shooting since it has a higher FPS and better autofocus
Since you're more portrait landscape shooter I'd go with a 6D |
Originally Posted by Mizouse
(Post 15510153)
Really depends on your use. The 7DII is more catered to high speed/sports shooting since it has a higher FPS and better autofocus
Since you're more portrait landscape shooter I'd go with a 6D |
Interesting
Whoa, This Full-Frame Camera Shoots at ISO 4,000,000 | WIRED ISO 4,000,000 yes 4 million. 10x the Sony A7S :what: :thud: |
With that body, I could seriously ISO...
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Originally Posted by Mizouse
(Post 15510566)
Interesting
Whoa, This Full-Frame Camera Shoots at ISO 4,000,000 | WIRED ISO 4,000,000 yes 4 million. 10x the Sony A7S :what: :thud: |
Originally Posted by is300eater
(Post 15510595)
and it cost 12x more too :rolleyes:
4,000,000 ISO is about 3.25 stops higher than 409,600 :bored: |
Originally Posted by Mizouse
(Post 15510566)
Interesting
Whoa, This Full-Frame Camera Shoots at ISO 4,000,000 | WIRED ISO 4,000,000 yes 4 million. 10x the Sony A7S :what: :thud: :squint: |
Originally Posted by mdkxtreme
(Post 15510147)
I have been out of the loop on Canon stuff, but what are the reasons why I should choose the 7DII over the 6D? And vice versa? I'm a landscape, still, and occasional portrait shooter. But with one being full frame but both at the similar prices, I'm not sure why I should choose one over the other.
I'm also asking because the Sony A7II is also in the same price range and I'm just debating on these 3 bodies. For landscape and portraits, the 6D is where you want to be. Either that or a used 5D3 (the 6D outperforms the 5D3 in IQ as well) which is a FF body with the good AF and high burst speed. Sony has the best sensors right now so you can get stunning quality out of them. Downside is that lenses are super expensive for good ones and the used market isn't really there. If you're starting from scratch, I'd either go Sony or Nikon at this point. JMO. |
Actually the center point would still be better on the 7D2. It's double cross type and can auto focus at f/8, also it can auto focus at Ev -3, the same as the 6D.
Also the viewfinder on the 7D is 100%, the 6D is 97%. So you gotta pick and choose what's more important to you. |
And Sony sensors are good at lower ISOs.
At higher ISO canons are pretty comparable. |
I have a 430EX that needs its flash bulb replaced (it exploded). I want to get it fixed so I can use it as a tripod or shoe mounted slave. Should I send it into Canon for that or are there other options for getting it repaired?
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Found a Youtube video on the replacement. Doesn't look too difficult, says it takes 20 minutes or so. Looks like I can get a bulb off Ebay.
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Ohh neat. I think srika had blown a few bulbs :snicker:
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Looks like Ebay is the only option for replacement bulbs, and they ship from China. Anyone know of another source? Doesn't look like getting it from Canon is an option.
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