EOS 1D Mk II N Crash Course?

Double Negative wrote in post #2029797
The 1D2N is just a dream to operate. It's intuitive and fast.

The biggest change you'll probably have to deal with is that with the 1Dxx series, you make changes (ISO, AF, drive, etc.) with two fingers. This is to prevent accidental changes. You can change the ISO without ever taking your eye off the viewfinder, which is great.

If you need it, the 1D2N will never disappoint.

Thanks. I'm sure, once I get accustomed to it, I'll love it, as almost everybody who has used it raves about it.

Dennis

Absolutely. It's a quantum leap up from the prosumer bodies.

Beyond a few custom functions and learning the controls, it really isn't hard to adapt to. The AF system is something you'll want to play around with - after all, you've got 45 AF points now and it's FAST. Most people, myself included - use just the center point. I have the home button programmed to return to all points, just in case.