Full Frame Cameras ?

I currently use the T2i . . . what is the next step up (least expensive also) that has a full frame sensor in the Canon family? Thanks. . .

5DMKII

unless you are counting used

5D "classic"

5Dc would be your best bet but new, 5DMK2 would be the next option for that.

BayAreaPhotog wrote in post #13196794
I currently use the T2i . . . what is the next step up (least expensive also) that has a full frame sensor in the Canon family? Thanks. . .

Do you have a compelling reason or reasons to go full frame?

I'm asking, because to get a full-frame body that has an up-to-date feature set and sensor (with the best resolution and high-ISO/low-noise performance) you would need to be looking at the 5D2, which certainly is a "step up", but at a price!

And, if you spend time here you will see that the 5D2 is not as well-suited for some types of photography, so you need to get a real feel of what you want to shoot and whether the 5D will be the best for your photo wants/needs.

1DSmark II is worth looking at, prices on it are about the same as the 5D2.

I have the T2i and went to a 5Dc. I hardly use my T2i anymore. In fact im looking to sell it.

Also not to mention if you have any EF-S lens they will not work on a FF body. So like mentioned a move to full frame isn't nessassary for everyone, all depends on your shooting style

gorby wrote in post #13196800
5DMKII

unless you are counting used

5D "classic"

Or the 1ds mark 1. You can get one for $800-$1000.

What do you shoot? What lenses do you have? What about the T2i is holding you back?

Any easy way to tell if you will not miss the af and burst of your newer crop is shoot everything on the center point for a while and see if you miss using the outer points. If already do that, you probably won't even notice a difference in the af system.

Second, how often do you use burst mode? Never? Another reason to step up.

Those are the only two real drawback to the 5dx.

the 5D2 is not as well-suited for some types of photography (Tony Long quote)
Huh? Then you are saying that all 35mm film cameras are not suited for "some types" of photography? My, my. I wonder what we missed over the last 170 years of photography.

Full frame camera are irrelevant today. Crop-sensors are the new 35mm. There's simply no need to use FF cameras anymore.

crop sensors are not even relevant today. micro four thirds is the new 35mm. there is simply no need to use crop cameras anymore.

Razeus wrote in post #13198632
Full frame camera are irrelevant today. Crop-sensors are the new 35mm. There's simply no need to use FF cameras anymore.

This from the same person who STARTED another thread with this post:

Razeus wrote in post #13155442
What are the reasons for being on a FF camera? I'm thinking about going FF when the next gen come out.

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1096599

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