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Selling 1Ds Mark II for 2 x 1D Mark II N

 
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Nov 24, 2006 22:22 |  #16

pcasciola wrote in post #2309200 (external link)
It really stinks that Nikon chose to do this with one pro body while Canon forces us to choose, or buy two bodies. The D2X can shoot full frame at I think 5fps, and has an option to turn on a crop mode which raises the frame rate to 8fps. It sounds to me like that is what you are looking for, although I'm not recommending a switch to Noink of course. I had hoped by now Canon would have introduced the same option, which could pretty easily be done in firmware.

No one is forced to do anything - Canon offer far more choice; if you want to shoot action and don't need FF or to print huge sizes the 1D Mark IIN is awesome. If you want a FF you have two options the 1Ds Mark II or the 5D.

Nikon don't offer a FF body anywhere.


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Nov 24, 2006 22:28 |  #17

Speed... :) unless you have unlimited Hard drive space its still speed for action stuff


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Nov 26, 2006 12:18 |  #18

If you shoot architecture and portraits, I think you will regret giving up the full frame and high pixel count.




  
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Nov 26, 2006 13:59 |  #19

PMA is at the end of February which might spring an annoying suprise for you in the 1 series. Might be worth hiring a body for 2 weeks.


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