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Mar 18, 2019 14:56 |  #24061

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My camera gear keeps threatening to upgrade to a better photographer.ߙ

:lol: Oh man, I would hate to find out that my gear had left me :lol:


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Mar 18, 2019 18:35 |  #24062

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If you enjoyed the 5DIII, you will swoon over the 5DIV. I had a 5DII and really wanted to upgrade to the 5DIII but for the things I shoot, It was just a 5DII with a killer AF and a few other improvements. The final image looked the same and I could never convince myself to do the upgrade. The 5DIV however does it all. I think it's Canon's best all around FF every. All the feature and AF improvements of the 5DIII but with an upgraded sensor that rivals Nikon's D8xx sensors. About the only thing missing is a tilty screen.

I had the 5DIV for about a year and a half, which was why I sold the 5D3. I loved it, but, and this will sound silly, it was more camera than I wanted or needed. Beyond that, because of work, it sat in a bag, unloved. It was a lot of money sitting in a bag doing nothing. I felt bad, but I let it go for a fair price. I do miss the touch screen and the images that came out of it, so clean at 12,800, but I'm not shooting enough right now to justify it. The 1DX, I learned out of the box, was beyond me, and at 6k, I returned it and picked up some better glass. I sold off some gear over the last year, and determined my keepers are the 1D4, the 5Dc and a Sony A7rII which was a Christmas gift. Even having owned the 5DIV, I still regret letting my 5D3 go. My A7rII has the tilty screen!!!.



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Mar 18, 2019 22:13 |  #24063

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My A7rII has the tilty screen!!!.

I LOVE the tilt screen on my 60D.

I am thinking I will probably never again own any camera body without an articulating screen.


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Mar 19, 2019 01:35 |  #24064

jay125 wrote in post #18831060 (external link)
I had the 5DIV for about a year and a half, which was why I sold the 5D3. I loved it, but, and this will sound silly, it was more camera than I wanted or needed. Beyond that, because of work, it sat in a bag, unloved. It was a lot of money sitting in a bag doing nothing. I felt bad, but I let it go for a fair price. I do miss the touch screen and the images that came out of it, so clean at 12,800, but I'm not shooting enough right now to justify it. The 1DX, I learned out of the box, was beyond me, and at 6k, I returned it and picked up some better glass. I sold off some gear over the last year, and determined my keepers are the 1D4, the 5Dc and a Sony A7rII which was a Christmas gift. Even having owned the 5DIV, I still regret letting my 5D3 go. My A7rII has the tilty screen!!!.

Buy me a new 5DIV and I’ll give you my 5DIII free of charge - has less than 10,000 clicks on it. Deal Jay? I’ll pay the postage too.


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Mar 19, 2019 07:56 as a reply to  @ GibJock's post |  #24065

Oh!!! That deal expired yesterday, Ian. I'm sorry! :-)



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Mar 19, 2019 11:52 |  #24066

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Oh!!! That deal expired yesterday, Ian. I'm sorry! :-)

Story of my life, I think the time zone difference caused a problem, thought I was still in time.


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Mar 19, 2019 20:24 |  #24067

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Story of my life, I think the time zone difference caused a problem, thought I was still in time.

You were counting the wrong way...you're ahead of us, not behind us. Common mistake. ;-)a



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Mar 20, 2019 11:14 |  #24068

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Story of my life, I think the time zone difference caused a problem, thought I was still in time.

You were counting the wrong way...you're ahead of us, not behind us. Common mistake. ;-)a

LOL!! Good one Jay!!


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Mar 21, 2019 20:55 |  #24069

Inspeqtor wrote in post #18831970 (external link)
LOL!! Good one Jay!!

Good kill Charles!!!! I see potential written all over you!!!



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Mar 22, 2019 01:32 |  #24070

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Good kill Charles!!!! I see potential written all over you!!!

He has that written all over him? Have you got a naked picture of him? And why the heck would he write something like that all over himself ????

WEIRDO!


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Mar 22, 2019 04:33 |  #24071

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He has that written all over him? Have you got a naked picture of him? And why the heck would he write something like that all over himself ????

WEIRDO!

Maybe it's a big tattoo with the text "Potential" :lol:


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Mar 22, 2019 08:41 |  #24072

hqqns wrote in post #18832924 (external link)
He has that written all over him? Have you got a naked picture of him? And why the heck would he write something like that all over himself ????

WEIRDO!

subby....subby subby subby....I had to read this a couple times before I realized you would need to ask Charles these questions...except the picture...and my ethics prohibit an answer here....:-)


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Maybe it's a big tattoo with the text "Potential" :lol:

See? fi clearly put some thought into his answer!



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Mar 23, 2019 06:20 |  #24073

My wife and I will be traveling to Hong Kong this summer. She's going for a conference, and I usually tag along on these things :lol: I was thinking about picking up a used 135L for the trip, but I am now wondering what else to bring. My idea is to travel quite light as far as camera gear goes.

Do you think 5D3 + 17-40L + 50 1.4 + 135L or 5D3 + 24-70L + 50 1.4 + 135L is a better setup?

I know Hong Kong is quite cramped, so the 17-40L could be useful. It's also quite a bit lighter. Then again, I really like the focal length of the 24-70L. I think the 50 1.4 will be perfect for nighttime and the 135L for portraits. I'll probably bring a 430EX just in case.


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Mar 23, 2019 06:59 |  #24074

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My wife and I will be traveling to Hong Kong this summer. She's going for a conference, and I usually tag along on these things :lol: I was thinking about picking up a used 135L for the trip, but I am now wondering what else to bring. My idea is to travel quite light as far as camera gear goes.

Do you think 5D3 + 17-40L + 50 1.4 + 135L or 5D3 + 24-70L + 50 1.4 + 135L is a better setup?

I know Hong Kong is quite cramped, so the 17-40L could be useful. It's also quite a bit lighter. Then again, I really like the focal length of the 24-70L. I think the 50 1.4 will be perfect for nighttime and the 135L for portraits. I'll probably bring a 430EX just in case.

Never been so cannot advise, but does sound like a great trip!


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Mar 23, 2019 10:38 |  #24075

fi20100 wrote in post #18833572 (external link)
My wife and I will be traveling to Hong Kong this summer. She's going for a conference, and I usually tag along on these things :lol: I was thinking about picking up a used 135L for the trip, but I am now wondering what else to bring. My idea is to travel quite light as far as camera gear goes.

Do you think 5D3 + 17-40L + 50 1.4 + 135L or 5D3 + 24-70L + 50 1.4 + 135L is a better setup?

I know Hong Kong is quite cramped, so the 17-40L could be useful. It's also quite a bit lighter. Then again, I really like the focal length of the 24-70L. I think the 50 1.4 will be perfect for nighttime and the 135L for portraits. I'll probably bring a 430EX just in case.

I think it comes down to if you're happy go without the 17 to 23 mm range.....


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