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Dec 29, 2009 15:39 |  #46

tkbslc wrote in post #9284611 (external link)
Well that's a whole 'nother debate, but I still maintain that for all but the most talented pixel peepers, IQ is not the difference between any of the APS-C models in the last 3-4 years.

right, sometimes more megapixels allows you to aggressively crop a pic compared to a 3 - 4 year old model but pics straight out of the camera - not much difference!




  
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Dec 29, 2009 15:42 |  #47

50D is a superior camera because it has the better LCD and 50% more mpix. more pix = better. that's all.


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Dec 29, 2009 15:49 |  #48

I was in the same boat as you, except the XSi was on the top of my budget, i was looking at olympus 4:3 kits, however after using the T1i, better to spend more and not have to buy a new camera in a year in my opinion! heres some numbers

-T1i is 15.1 mp to the XSi's 12mp
-T1i has a different processor, allows it to take many more JPEGS and RAW in continuous shooting compared to the XSi
-T1i has 720 and 1080p video, however only full 30 fps at 720 compared to no video capabilities, this was my selling point because i do actually use video but if it isn't anything important to have in a dSLR for you, or you have a separate camera then this shouldn't be a huge factor.
-T1i has ISO of up to 12800, as opposed to the XSi's 1600 i believe it is?

Either way you go, they're both great camera's, if you shoot in lower light ever, enjoy night shots, or need video which were my selling points, then the T1i is an awesome camera, if these aren't necessary for you then the extra bucks may be saved, or put towards some nice glass


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Dec 29, 2009 15:54 |  #49

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Where was that deal at? I got my XSi with a kit for $535 with bing cash back at Abe's.

He got it on eBay. He just checked for me and he said the dealer he got it has raised the price up to $513 from $500, but with Bing 8% cash back it's $472. Still a good deal. And if you sign up or have eBates, it's another 2% off. So it's down to $462.


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Dec 29, 2009 15:54 |  #50
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watt100 wrote in post #9284601 (external link)
yep, same sensor, same ISO performance - of course the newer technology makes them significantly better than the old 40D!

You got corrected in another thread about this, now you're back saying the same bunk?

watt100 wrote in post #9284631 (external link)
right, sometimes more megapixels allows you to aggressively crop a pic compared to a 3 - 4 year old model but pics straight out of the camera - not much difference!

Yes, because printing from dSLRs began with the 40d. :rolleyes: You can get HUGE billboard size prints from a 30d, regardless of the 50d being "cleaner" it can do the job, old or not.

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50D is a superior camera because it has the better LCD and 50% more mpix. more pix = better. that's all.

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Dec 29, 2009 15:57 |  #51

ha, glad that someone finally read my "face palm" worthy post :)


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Dec 29, 2009 15:57 |  #52

AudibleSilence wrote in post #9284722 (external link)
You got corrected in another thread about this, now you're back saying the same bunk?


Yes, because printing from dSLRs began with the 40d. :rolleyes: You can get HUGE billboard size prints from a 30d, regardless of the 50d being "cleaner" it can do the job, old or not.



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Dec 29, 2009 15:59 |  #53

you mean people actually TOOK PICTURES before they had ISO 6400?


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Dec 29, 2009 16:02 |  #54

paradiddleluke wrote in post #9284700 (external link)
I was in the same boat as you, except the XSi was on the top of my budget, i was looking at olympus 4:3 kits, however after using the T1i, better to spend more and not have to buy a new camera in a year in my opinion! heres some numbers

-T1i is 15.1 mp to the XSi's 12mp
-T1i has a different processor, allows it to take many more JPEGS and RAW in continuous shooting compared to the XSi
-T1i has 720 and 1080p video, however only full 30 fps at 720 compared to no video capabilities, this was my selling point because i do actually use video but if it isn't anything important to have in a dSLR for you, or you have a separate camera then this shouldn't be a huge factor.
-T1i has ISO of up to 12800, as opposed to the XSi's 1600 i believe it is?

Either way you go, they're both great camera's, if you shoot in lower light ever, enjoy night shots, or need video which were my selling points, then the T1i is an awesome camera, if these aren't necessary for you then the extra bucks may be saved, or put towards some nice glass

Long as you realize features, more MP, & new processors help but is no substitute for superior glass. You can fit an XT rebel with a 70-200 f4 IS lens and smoke all of em up to the 7d with its 18-135mm kit lens if optimum IQ is your primary objective.

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Dec 29, 2009 16:02 |  #55

Erik_L wrote in post #9284741 (external link)
you mean people actually TOOK PICTURES before they had ISO 6400?

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Dec 29, 2009 16:04 |  #56

Silverfox1 wrote in post #9284753 (external link)
Long as you realize features, more MP, & new processors help but is no substitute for superior glass. You can fit an XT rebel with a 70-200 f4 IS lens and smoke all of em up to the 7d with its 18-135mm kit lens if optimum IQ is your primary objective.

Regards, :D

very true! I need some new glass but yah having the video capabilities was a necessity so savin my pennies!


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Dec 29, 2009 16:06 |  #57

watt100 wrote in post #9284441 (external link)
www.dpreview.com (external link) says so - so it must be right - right?

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Mike agrees with me!

well I don't know what the review says, but I did my own comparison when I used to have XSi and 40D. Otherwise I wouldn't make a change...
I was shooting a lot in ISO1600 and on XSi it was barely usable, while on 40D I use it a lot...
Plus on XSi it goes from ISO800 to ISO1600 while on 40D it goes from ISO800 to ISO1000 to ISO1250 to ISO1600 :) Beat that.... :p


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Dec 29, 2009 16:09 |  #58

turbo_911 wrote in post #9284777 (external link)
Plus on XSi it goes from ISO800 to ISO1600 while on 40D it goes from ISO800 to ISO1000 to ISO1250 to ISO1600 :) Beat that.... :p

That's done in software. ISO1000 is ISO800 pushed up by 1/3 of a stop, ISO1250 is ISO1600 pushed down by a 1/3 stop.


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Dec 29, 2009 16:25 |  #59

IVIax wrote in post #9284788 (external link)
That's done in software. ISO1000 is ISO800 pushed up by 1/3 of a stop, ISO1250 is ISO1600 pushed down by a 1/3 stop.

I'm not talking about software, its built in in camera... and stop comparing cameras as what can be done is software... that's not the same if you take ISO3200 from 40D and ISO1600 from XSi and push it to ISO3200 and compare...


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Dec 29, 2009 16:29 as a reply to  @ IVIax's post |  #60

I Thought this Thread was " XSi vs T1i " !

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