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Nov 27, 2006 16:57 |  #1

So the last review on FM and just wondered what he was talking about

Is there an issue?

http://www.fredmiranda​.com …=297&sort=7&cat​=15&page=2 (external link) Review Date: Nov 4, 2006




  
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Nov 27, 2006 17:06 as a reply to  @ coreypolis's post |  #3

Well I had wondered but is he going about re the cross hairs




  
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Nov 27, 2006 17:06 |  #4

It is not the best camera for everyone, but if you take a lot of photos of stuff that moves, it may be the best for you.


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Nov 27, 2006 17:08 |  #5

I would have thought the hordes of people using the 100-400L or the 300 F4L would have discovered this before now.

Therefore, he's talking out of his hat :)


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Having re-read the review, surely all he's "discovered" is the hi-sensitivity AF mode with an f2.8 lens...just like the 20/30D has but on the centre AF point only?

Not really news, is it?


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Nov 27, 2006 17:10 |  #6

guy is an idiot.. nuff said


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Nov 27, 2006 17:11 |  #7

GSH wrote in post #2320889 (external link)
I would have thought the hordes of people using the 100-400L or the 300 F4L would have discovered this before now.

Therefore, he's talking out of his hat :)

*EDIT*

Having re-read the review, surely al he's "discovered" is the hi-sensitivity AF mode with an f2.8 lens...just like the 20/30D has but on the centre AF point only?

Not really news, is it?

Can you elaborate please Geoff




  
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Nov 27, 2006 17:13 |  #8

GSH wrote in post #2320889 (external link)
I would have thought the hordes of people using the 100-400L or the 300 F4L would have discovered this before now.

Therefore, he's talking out of his hat :)


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Having re-read the review, surely all he's "discovered" is the hi-sensitivity AF mode with an f2.8 lens...just like the 20/30D has but on the centre AF point only?

Not really news, is it?

yes but he goes on to claim that his 300D has hi-sensitivity all the time... which is completely false, seeing as it doesnt have it at all.


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Nov 27, 2006 17:17 |  #9

Billginthekeys wrote in post #2320911 (external link)
yes but he goes on to claim that his 300D has hi-sensitivity all the time... which is completely false, seeing as it doesnt have it at all.

Maybe he has a 300D which is actually a 1DMK2 in a cheap dress :)


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Nov 27, 2006 17:17 |  #10

petrolhead wrote in post #2320905 (external link)
Can you elaborate please Geoff

im not Geoff, but i believe that hes talking about the high sensitivity AF that is activated with f-stops 2.8 and larger. the 20D/30D has this mode in the center point only, not sure what all points on the 1D uses it


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Nov 27, 2006 17:18 |  #11

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Maybe he has a 300D which is actually a 1DMK2 in a cheap dress :)

yea.. he also goes on to say his 300D is more ergonimicly friendly due to having a square bottom :lol:. sounds like a real winner to me.


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Nov 27, 2006 17:21 |  #12

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Can you elaborate please Geoff

It's pretty much as i said Peter.

The 20 & 30D, when fitted with an f2.8 (or better) lens, have a high-sensivity "cross" type AF sensor on the centre focus point. It is noticably more accurate than the other AF points when fitted with a suitable lens (my 70-200 or 120-300 for example)

I'm not too familiar with the 1DMK2, but i think it expands to the centre 7 points on that body, as opposed to the single point on our cameras.

I'm sure the 1D owners will correct me :)


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Nov 27, 2006 17:23 |  #13

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yea.. he also goes on to say his 300D is more ergonimicly friendly due to having a square bottom :lol:. sounds like a real winner to me.

Aha...i've got it.

He's Ken Rockwell in disguise :D


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Nov 27, 2006 17:27 |  #14

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Aha...i've got it.

He's Ken Rockwell in disguise :D

ken rockwell. that was it. i was trying to remember his name so i could comment that this guy should go work for him :lol:
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Nov 27, 2006 17:30 |  #15

Cheers Geoff and co :)

Can't say I have noticed anything on my 30D when using the f/2 or f/2.8 lenses. They must have to be L glass then?




  
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