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OK I'll get the ball rolling
So I must admit when I saw it was all official my first reaction was that I was going to sell my 1DMk2 in favour of the 5D, I even went as far as writing out my listing on eBay, which I've now cancelled. Why? Well mainly because on some occasions I find the 1D a little too heavy for a general walkabout camera & if I'm honest I don't think I use all of it's features, well I don't think...I know! But after thinking about it for a while I've decided to keep hold of my 1D for the moment, at least until the 5D is released & some user feedback comes in. For me the difference in megapixels doesn't mean that much, as doesn't the full frame of the 5D. Having weather protection is always useful as is the high frame rate, the built in grip, etc etc etc. So at present how many out there are thinking of selling their current body to move to the 5D. I can't see many 1D2 users selling to go to the 1D2N version can you? |
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Landscape and Cityscape Photographer 2006 Join Date: Jan 2003
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Not sure if you were looking for negative coments but no I shall not be swapping out my MII for either of them.
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i will stick with my 1dmk2 there is nothing on the new camera's for me to make me want to change For once i bourght the right camera at the right price and at the right time too- I also sold my other gear at the best time
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OOPS I READ THAT WRONG.. I thought you were asking about 1dMKII to 5d |
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OK. I read the review. I am not selling my 1DM2 or 20D. I would love to have a 12MP full frame sensor. Anyone want to buy a kidney?
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we over look the simplest things
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The 5D and 1D were made for two different markets. One is a speed deamon, the other is an amatuer camera (assuming professional means a built in battery grip).
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Why is a camera deemed an amateur product if it can't do high speed? |
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As a 20d user that shoots a lot of motorsports and indoor concerts, the 5d is not that compelling unless the FF sensor and digicII chipset give FAR superior high ISO, low noise performance. I can't see anything going leaps and bounds over the 20d. The 1Dmk2N still looks like a great camera that I still would consider buying keeping the 20d as a backup.
Anyone wanna guess on the 5d performance in terms of color saturation and ISO performance?
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would the 5d be a better camera for macro photography against the mark 2 , dont need speed just the best resolution possible?
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I think the people who are going to be wanting the 5D will be wedding photographers. Perosnally I'd certainly like to test out a 5D with a 14mm L, that would have to be a very cool perspective.
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Yes exactly why i am considering it.. only for the fact that Canon does not make a 17-55(ish)mm 2.8 L... IMO the 24-70 on a 1.6 is not wide enough.. I often feel too cramped with a 24-70 on a 20D yet too limited with a 16-35 or 15-30 |
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I currently own a 1D MkII and after I looked at the specs of 1D MkIIn, I'm clear to myself that I don't need to spend more on 1D MkIIn for just a minor change. Same resolution, same burst speed, same processor, same crop factor........no reason for me to go for it.
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