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Mar 21, 2014 12:10 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #1

1DX is the end all say all cameras. Best current IQ out of any canon camera. Best AF, best at everything including emptying your wallet.


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Mar 21, 2014 13:10 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #2

I bought a 1DX to replace my Mark IV and soon missed the extra reach of the 1.3X factor. I would have had to buy some really expensive lenses to make up the difference. So I sold the 1DX and picked up a good used Mark IV and could not be happier. For the action sports I do, I did not see a major difference in AF or resolution.




  
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Mar 21, 2014 13:47 |  #3

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I bought a 1DX to replace my Mark IV and soon missed the extra reach of the 1.3X factor. I would have had to buy some really expensive lenses to make up the difference. So I sold the 1DX and picked up a good used Mark IV and could not be happier. For the action sports I do, I did not see a major difference in AF or resolution.

Do you do any shooting under field lights? I'm worried what the high ISO is going to look like with my 300mm F4.0 and my 400mm F5.6 when I have to push it to get my shutter speed up to freeze baseball and football players.


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Mar 21, 2014 14:14 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #4

Hello we'll I have a 1DX and I had a7D once I got my 1dDX I never used the 7D again and sold it


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Mar 21, 2014 15:06 |  #5

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1DX is the end all say all cameras. Best current IQ out of any canon camera. Best AF, best at everything including emptying your wallet.

If you are reach-limited, the 18mpx 1.3 crop might be a better option, minus the 1 stop worse ISO. There is a reason to consider the 1D4, but generally speaking, it certainly seems that the 1DX is the one to own.


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Mar 21, 2014 15:29 as a reply to  @ TeamSpeed's post |  #6

I just purchased a 1Dx to upgrade from my 7D, after using it for a couple events I can honestly say get the 1Dx it utterly embarrasses my 7D in every way. You will be completely happy with the 1Dx set it up well and you'll never use another camera ever again :)




  
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Mar 21, 2014 15:33 |  #7

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you'll never use another camera ever again :)

LOL, until the 1DX II comes out ;)


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Mar 21, 2014 16:34 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #8

I've owned 2 1DmkIV and now have 2 1Dx. I shoot mostly sports, but get to stick in some wildlife from time to time. The 1Dx is a superior camera in every way. Higher frame rate, dramatically better autofocus in low light (once you figure out which options work for you), and much better ISO performance in low light. If you're shooting under the lights and with slower lenses, you'll be much happier with the 1Dx.

If budget is the issue, and you're shooting primarily in the broad daylight, I doubt you'll notice much difference.

That said, I won't be giving up by 1Dx anytime soon.


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Mar 21, 2014 16:50 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #9

Low light is a huge factor since as of today I have three leagues I'm going to be doing action photos for and most under the lights. Im going to pull the trigger on a 1DX I guess just got to find one. I didn't realize the MKIV was a crop sensor till someone mentioned it here, so I went ahead and ordered a MKIV used from B and H as well. Just sent the 7D off today for a tune up so I'll sell it when I get it back.


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Low light is a huge factor since as of today I have three leagues I'm going to be doing action photos for and most under the lights. Im going to pull the trigger on a 1DX I guess just got to find one. I didn't realize the MKIV was a crop sensor till someone mentioned it here, so I went ahead and ordered a MKIV used from B and H as well. Just sent the 7D off today for a tune up so I'll sell it when I get it back.

Glad that lottery win worked out for you! :)


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Mar 21, 2014 17:18 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #11

Lol, wish I had won the lottery. No I've been shooting every gig I can get my hands on and saving every penny to put back into equipment for my business. Really wanted to wait till I got to NAB in Apr before I pulled the trigger but this just kind of happened so time dictated my spending. This is just photo stuff you should see what I spend on video later this year. Lol


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Mar 21, 2014 18:41 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #12

All of my shooting is in good light, daylight so high ISO was not a factor for me. If you are looking for a 1DX, Buckeye1 has a new one for sale on FM http://www.fredmiranda​.com/forum/topic/12731​67 (external link).




  
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Mar 21, 2014 18:46 |  #13

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All of my shooting is in good light, daylight so high ISO was not a factor for me. If you are looking for a 1DX, Buckeye1 has a new one for sale on FM http://www.fredmiranda​.com/forum/topic/12731​67 (external link).

Heh, I just PM'd him about that one. :)


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Mar 21, 2014 19:08 as a reply to  @ post 16774656 |  #14

Hey Fast_Marine.

I just went through your Flickr, you have a great variety of interesting pictures on there. Check it out people. Good luck with the new camera's too :D


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Mar 21, 2014 19:24 |  #15

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Hey Fast_Marine.

I just went through your Flickr, you have a great variety of interesting pictures on there. Check it out people. Good luck with the new camera's too :D

Ty for the kind words, I really need To clean my Flickr up. My job gives me access that a lot don't have. Editing video and teaching weapons for my daily job leads to some interesting things. My website is almost done hope to have it finished and public next week.


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