How many times did he mention being a photographer for 18 years?agreed on both counts
How many times did he mention being a photographer for 18 years?agreed on both counts
I've never needed them.I wish to hell we'd get a couple constant-aperture zooms out of Nikon.
You either have to pony up for f/2.8, or deal with f/5.6 at the long end.
So it basically kills the 1DSmk3 unless you're a photojournalist who occasionally needs to shoot landscapes...popphoto liked the 5D Mk II plenty:
http://www.popphoto.com/cameras/5677/canon-eos-5d-mark-ii-test.html
AF isn't improved over the 5D tho
My "walk-around" is a 300mm f/4 - exactly the same size as your 70-200.I've never needed them.
They are good for girly men who complain that carrying a 70-200 2.8 around for 30 minutes is SOOO tiring...
i would think that most 1Ds owners would be studio/glamour type shooters. it's basically approaching medium format at a much lower price point entry.So it basically kills the 1DSmk3 unless you're a photojournalist who occasionally needs to shoot landscapes...
(The autofocus on a 5D is actually quicker than the autofocus on a 1dsMk2.)
How long before Nikon kills the D3x with a D800? I'm guessing less than six months...
The 1dsmk2 focuses slower (really noticeable in low light) than a 40d does. I like the 5d1 better in low light than a 1dsmk2 for focus speed. Broad daylight is a wash, everything focuses fast with enough light.There is a TON of sports photographers using the 1dsmk2. I can't imagine the 1dsmk3 is any slower. Many clients simply require massive files sizes due to not having any clue how things actually work and no explanation from the photographers will change that.
against the 5D2, there is no real edge. but before that, they probably needed the resolution. i'm guessing that the next rev of the 1Ds will be ~25mp at least.Back to studio guys though, I'm not sure what the 1dsmk3 has over the 5d2. A built in vertical grip? You don't need weather sealing in the studio...
i'm sure you wouldn't want one.Black dot and banding issues.
Friend runs a camera store in Salt Lake, they got their first dead one back today...won't turn on. At all.
5DMk2 is an official dud.
Way to early to make that sort of pronouncement...I want to see exactly how that effects real world use.Black dot and banding issues.
5DMk2 is an official dud.
Well, in all fairness, the original firmware of the D200 did have some banding issues in real-world shots, and this does seem to have black spot issues in real-world shots (although limited situations).Way to early to make that sort of pronouncement...I want to see exactly how that effects real world use.
Remember the D200 banding issues? "If I take a photo of a lightbulb in a darkroom that is underexposed, I see banding!"
Just like Canon fixed Mk3 teething problems?those issues will surely be fixed in firmware. with awesome image quality plus the unprecedented video ability i'd rate it far from a dud even if it has some teething problems.
not yet.get it yet?
got delivered to her place this week. she's bringing down the box tonightwell?
I'm not sure blue actually had the authority to label it deadhmmmm...it's demise was greatly exaggerated.
:biggrin:I'm not sure blue actually had the authority to label it dead
i know, i aim to please. she wasn't going for the "box video" that westy suggested... did you look at the 100% crops? for ISO 2000% on a zoom lens with a 22 MP sensor, or whatever the actual count is, not half bad imo.Your chick studying at 2000 iso. Mesmerizing, captivating video right there, Toshi.
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here it is, along with download link. i chose vimeo over youtube for its interface, direct download link, earlier offering of HD video, and, lastly, for its Facebook Connect link.Your chick studying at 2000 iso. Mesmerizing, captivating video right there, Toshi.
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