FPS sequence

I have been researching a Mk II N,5D,and 30D recently and have wanted to see their respective frame rates.I was wondering if anyone out there has a link or has photos themselves that show a sequence of each cameras fps being used i.e. runners,football,water​sports,birds,planes etc ?I found a site not too long agao but couldnt remember where or what I typed to find it.
Any help would be great.

those cameras are 8.5, 3, and 5fps respective to the order you have them listed, I'm sure there are sequences here but those are going to vary alot of the speed of the target and whatnot, there is also a link around here that is a recording of the shutter sound and speed, once you hear the MkII N you'll want one, it's a machine gun.

deadpass wrote in post #2408315
those cameras are 8.5, 3, and 5fps respective to the order you have them listed, I'm sure there are sequences here but those are going to vary alot of the speed of the target and whatnot, there is also a link around here that is a recording of the shutter sound and speed, once you hear the MkII N you'll want one, it's a machine gun.

Yeah thats what I was wondering,if there might be any links on here.I was just hoping someone could post a link for me.As for the speed I would think its not that hard to tell how fast the object is moving accoring the the action thats taking place i.e. racing as opposed to football or basketball.And I can only imagine the sound of the 8.5.Ive went to the local photo store(EppersonPhoto) and they had both the 30D and 5D.Even though I liked the 5Ds images and clarity and weight for that matter,the 3fps was s bit of a turn off.I need speed for speed.And when I heard the 30D i was impressed and asked if they had the Mk2N demo they said no.CURSES!!!,lol.

Here's one from canon on the 1dmk2n:
http://web.canon.jp/Im​aging/eos1dm2n/index.h​tml

Look under "Shooting Performance".

One thing to keep in mind, is unless you know what you are doing, you could have like around 20 photos out of focus if you do 8.5 fps.

Rumjungle wrote in post #2408392
Here's one from canon on the 1dmk2n:
http://web.canon.jp/Im​aging/eos1dm2n/index.h​tml

Look under "Shooting Performance".

wow thanks for that link.Impressive and having a understanding from occasionaly watching winter olympics that the speed in which a skater rotates is pretty fast.

grego wrote in post #2408395
One thing to keep in mind, is unless you know what you are doing, you could have like around 20 photos out of focus if you do 8.5 fps.

yeah Ill probably do that at first,but the only way to improve is practice.And thats what Ill do

ok so the 2N is checked,now how about the 5d and 30d?

grego wrote in post #2408395
One thing to keep in mind, is unless you know what you are doing, you could have like around 20 photos out of focus if you do 8.5 fps.

Very true. But I wouldn't know anything about that.

thekid24 wrote in post #2408630
ok so the 2N is checked,now how about the 5d and 30d?

Well, I imagine the 5D at 3fps would be like the 1d series except only every 3rd frame or so. It's a generalization but you get the idea.

http://video.google.co​m …586930011535754​&q=mark+ii

Sexy... Although the Rebel's sounded the least sexy... Yes, i'm bias. Shoot me.