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RodS57 wrote in post #19539853
Without owning a 90D. I have read that the focus system on the 90D is not as responsive as the system on the 7D2. Part of the reason is probably due to the fact that the 90D has one processor and the 7D2 has two, one of which is dedicated to the focus system.

This is probably something you will just have to live with.

Rod

Thanks for that - at least I know that now.

davholla wrote in post #19539858
Thanks for that - at least I know that now.

I forgot to mention that the 7D2 is about 20meg vs the 32meg on the 90D so a lot more information to process.

Rod

Milky Way last Wednesday night.

RodS57 wrote in post #19539853
Without owning a 90D. I have read that the focus system on the 90D is not as responsive as the system on the 7D2. Part of the reason is probably due to the fact that the 90D has one processor and the 7D2 has two, one of which is dedicated to the focus system.

This is probably something you will just have to live with.

Rod

When I transitioned from the 7D2 to the 90D, I felt that the 90D had better AF points, evident when I used only one, but the 7D2 had more "combined intelligence" of the collective AF points in larger patterns. So, it was easier for a small or thin subject to get lost between the AF points on the 90D than the 7D2.

John Sheehy wrote in post #19540963
When I transitioned from the 7D2 to the 90D, I felt that the 90D had better AF points, evident when I used only one, but the 7D2 had more "combined intelligence" of the collective AF points in larger patterns. So, it was easier for a small or thin subject to get lost between the AF points on the 90D than the 7D2.

One would hope the technology improves over time. My brother bought a 90D last week. I'm looking forward to his thoughts. I keep thinking about a new camera but my 7D2 has 18k on it in 9 years. With a shutter rated at 200k I should be good to the age of 181

Rod

RodS57 wrote in post #19541188
One would hope the technology improves over time. My brother bought a 90D last week. I'm looking forward to his thoughts. I keep thinking about a new camera but my 7D2 has 18k on it in 9 years. With a shutter rated at 200k I should be good to the age of 181

Rod

How old will YOU be when your camera is 181 years old?? <grin>

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19541306
How old will YOU be when your camera is 181 years old?? <grin>

Pretty close to 240. Don't think I'll make it.

Rod

Just a lady Bullock's Oriole at Walden Ponds in Boulder County, Colorado USA.

gewb wrote in post #19540755
Milky Way last Wednesday night.

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Great shot! Is this a stacked image?

Thank you! No it is not stacked.

gewb wrote in post #19539037
Last Sunday at Pella Crossing Open Space in Boulder County, ColoradoUSA. First pic is a frame pan and stitch Second a single frame. I love early morning fog.

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Wow! These two photos keep me coming back to look at them and they are so relaxing to look at. Great art work!

Thank you!

There was some high haze, but I think it came out not bad anyway. You can just barely start to make out the gap between the surface and the rings.

hobs1466 wrote in post #19552713
There was some high haze, but I think it came out not bad anyway. You can just barely start to make out the gap between the surface and the rings.

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Excellent shot of Saturn!!

Super moon north of Denver, Colorado USA.