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Why do you still own a 5D ?

 
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Feb 10, 2016 18:33 |  #61

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No need to look at a bargain price point.

Then add 5DIII and 5Dr to the mix. The 1DX is full frame but could hardly. E called similar. Like those above I don't really understand the question.




  
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Feb 10, 2016 22:39 |  #62

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Photos from all of these bodies basically look alike to me. In fact, if I want to know what body I used for any particular picture, I need to look at the EXIF, because there is no way I can tell by looking at an image whether it was taken with my 5D or with another body.

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it's also a question of ISO in my opinion
Personally i easily spot the ones taken with my 7D and those taken with my 5D's above 320-640 ISO, but a very hard time to spot between 5D2 and 5D3 under 1600-2000 ISO (and often it's the luck when i spot one).

And i will say something that maybe many of you will tell me that i am crazy or make non senses, but below 320-640 ISO i found that 5D2 has a better image quality than 5D3
(OK it can be psychological because it's near 7-8 years that i have 5D2 so please do not hit me on the head -?)


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Feb 11, 2016 03:06 as a reply to  @ Reservoir Dog's post |  #63

I used 5DmkII only few times, so i can“t say, but i did similar test with my 5DmkIII and 1DsmkII and i actually like the output from 1dsmkII up to ISO 800 more.


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Feb 11, 2016 14:42 |  #64

5Dclassic has still the best SOOC raw image quality compared to other 5D series (better color reproduction, lower pixel level noise etc.. )
Simple, reliable camera and 13Mpix is just enough for everything I need.


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