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Sep 06, 2007 09:29 |  #1

Going forward I think everyone should be mindful that when making threads or posting to make clear distinction between these two cameras to avoid confusion.

1D Mk.III
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Sep 06, 2007 09:36 |  #2

Crossed my mind the other day. Just saying MK-III has been distinctive enough, but not any more. I've been deliberate in putting 1d in front lately.

Canon should rename the 1Ds to 2D. They are significantly different cameras.

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Sep 06, 2007 11:54 |  #3

1 series is the family. Naming it 2D would imply that the 1D Mk. III is superior to the 1Ds Mk.III, which it's not.


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Sep 06, 2007 12:02 |  #4

no one will get confused - 1 doesen't work and the other might work :)
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Dec 05, 2007 15:35 |  #5

bump for the dummies


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Dec 05, 2007 16:01 |  #6

As with the previous MkII's..
For my money since the ownership of the 1D is well beyond 10 to 1 vs. the 1Ds,. we need only specify when referring to the relatively rare 1Ds.

ie: a "MkIII" is a 1D
One must add "1Ds" to that to specify the 1Ds.. just MHO

Since Canon itself has only added an "S" to differ this super camera from the flock, why should we be any different? The flock is MkIII, to differ we need to add the "S"


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Dec 05, 2007 16:11 |  #7

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #4446726 (external link)
Since Canon itself has only added an "S" to differ this super camera from the flock, why should we be any different? The flock is MkIII, to differ we need to add the "S"

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Dec 05, 2007 17:55 |  #8

cosworth wrote in post #3874270 (external link)
1 series is the family. Naming it 2D would imply that the 1D Mk. III is superior to the 1Ds Mk.III, which it's not.

You Sure :)


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As with the previous MkII's..
For my money since the ownership of the 1D is well beyond 10 to 1 vs. the 1Ds,. we need only specify when referring to the relatively rare 1Ds.

ie: a "MkIII" is a 1D
One must add "1Ds" to that to specify the 1Ds.. just MHO

Since Canon itself has only added an "S" to differ this super camera from the flock, why should we be any different? The flock is MkIII, to differ we need to add the "S"

Wow, I guess you're in charge around here. I'll leave now.


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Dec 06, 2007 10:17 |  #10

??? I just stated my opinion, it may differ from Cosworth's, but it by no means was an edict.. if this frightens you off, I guess that's up to you.


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Dec 06, 2007 10:20 |  #11

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #4450936 (external link)
??? I just stated my opinion, it may differ from Cosworth's, but it by no means was an edict.. if this frightens you off, I guess that's up to you.

It's the title. We're all just trying to not get bit. :)


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Dec 06, 2007 10:22 |  #12

GyRob wrote in post #3874321 (external link)
no one will get confused - 1 doesen't work and the other might work :)
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Thats not true mine works A1 in any conditions.


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Dec 06, 2007 10:22 |  #13

MaDProFF wrote in post #4447337 (external link)
You Sure :)

Yes. Read what I quoted again. The 1Ds mk.III should not be called 2D.


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Dec 06, 2007 10:33 |  #14

sebmour wrote in post #4450954 (external link)
Thats not true mine works A1 in any conditions.

I did put a :) on -ment jokingly.
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Dec 06, 2007 10:38 |  #15

If it was a 2D it would imply inferiority to the 5D :p

Though the 1D 2D has a nice ring to it, anyhow, Cosworth have you got one yet?


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