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Oct 02, 2012 12:33 | #61

jonneymendoza wrote in post #15069671

Actually street shooters love ff sensors and rangefinders

oh yes, because they love shallow dof and subsequent faffing about with focus whilst trying to appear nonchalant and inconsequential.

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Oct 02, 2012 13:02 | #62

ride5000 wrote in post #15070297

oh yes, because they love shallow dof and subsequent faffing about with focus whilst trying to appear nonchalant and inconsequential.

lol

lmao. bw!

Make it simple. Go out and rent a 5DII. Shoot with it for a few days. Then when you are done, ask yourself if that was worth $1000.

I am serious....and don't call me Shirley.
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Oct 02, 2012 15:21 | #63

Went from t2i w/ 17-55mm f2.8 to 5dmk2.. In general I would say all of my shots improved in detail/image quality and it was noticeable to me. For images shot in outside daylight, the t2i was fairly comparable to the 5dmk2, however for any low light, the 5dmk2 wins for sure. Overall, FF was worth it for me.

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Oct 03, 2012 08:56 | #64

ride5000 wrote in post #15070297

oh yes, because they love shallow dof and subsequent faffing about with focus whilst trying to appear nonchalant and inconsequential.

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o yea because crop camera never existed and people shot street with FF film camera using a prime getting pin sharp images

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