i don't know if it's the case with the 7D or not, but many of Canon's cameras only access the best AF mode with a lens of f/2.8 or faster.
jr_senator Goldmember 4,861 posts Joined Sep 2006 More info | May 01, 2010 22:44 | #16 i don't know if it's the case with the 7D or not, but many of Canon's cameras only access the best AF mode with a lens of f/2.8 or faster.
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May 02, 2010 01:26 | #17 thatkatmat wrote in post #10101401 It isn't more expensive, it's less expensive....But I understand wanting the L.... I don't understand how it would limit it's "usefulness" in the future if you're not planning on going full frame. Just saying, for most folks, 38mm is too narrow for the wide end of a zoom. All that said the 24-70 will have stellar IQ on any body. Good luck..... There is the rare chance that I would get a full frame well into the future. I guess that is not a huge deal, it is more that I like the idea of the much better quality of the lens Photography by Peter Georges
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JayStar86 Goldmember 3,531 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2009 Location: VanCity, BC More info | May 02, 2010 01:38 | #18 draculr wrote in post #10105119 There is the rare chance that I would get a full frame well into the future. I guess that is not a huge deal, it is more that I like the idea of the much better quality of the lens ![]() you have a "L" spell on you and in the end really your not gunna listen to advice that advises against L lenses.... your inclination will be to re-justify your love for L lenses and thats exactly what your looking for on here.... someone to confirm for you that you should infact just get the 24-70L or 24-105L. I know this because i have been down that road, lol. Bought a 17-40L on my crop camera and realized everyone was right that told me i should get the 17-55 f2.8. ---Jay---
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adhogan Member 51 posts Joined Jan 2010 More info | May 02, 2010 02:42 | #19 I know where you're coming from wanting an "L", I am much the same. Adam
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I know, I guess I am starting to come around on that point. I guess my options are 7D + 17-55 or see if I can fit in a 5Dii and 24-105. Photography by Peter Georges
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adhogan Member 51 posts Joined Jan 2010 More info | May 02, 2010 04:58 | #21 You sort of bring another element into the mix here... Those two bodies are fairly different. You should get the one that suits your style. 7D is a fast camera for sports, birds etc. 5DMkII is slower, but is all about image quality. (Fast/Slow as in Autofocus speed and fps). Adam
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May 02, 2010 05:28 | #22 adhogan wrote in post #10105668 You sort of bring another element into the mix here... Those two bodies are fairly different. You should get the one that suits your style. 7D is a fast camera for sports, birds etc. 5DMkII is slower, but is all about image quality. (Fast/Slow as in Autofocus speed and fps). IMHO, unless you're reguarly shooting fast moving subjects, the 5DMkII and 24-105 would be a much better set up and well worth the extra $1100. What part of Australia are you from? I am starting to lean more towards the 5Dii, I am still doing my reading into that but I assume the trend will be towards more and more full frame cameras as the sensors become more affordable? Photography by Peter Georges
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adhogan Member 51 posts Joined Jan 2010 More info | May 02, 2010 05:53 | #23 I don't know alot about video on 5D2 vs 7D. I've seen samples of 5D2 video and it's excellent. If your planning to or need to save for a few months first to get the 5D2, keep in mind the 5d Mk III is rumoured to be out late this year or early next year. With some luck it will have the IQ (or better) of the 5D2, combined with the AF capability of the 7D. Adam
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May 02, 2010 07:17 | #24 adhogan wrote in post #10105770 I don't know alot about video on 5D2 vs 7D. I've seen samples of 5D2 video and it's excellent. If your planning to or need to save for a few months first to get the 5D2, keep in mind the 5d Mk III is rumoured to be out late this year or early next year. With some luck it will have the IQ (or better) of the 5D2, combined with the AF capability of the 7D. There is always something right around the corner isnt there! Photography by Peter Georges
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JayStar86 Goldmember 3,531 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2009 Location: VanCity, BC More info | May 02, 2010 15:00 | #25 draculr wrote in post #10105457 I know, I guess I am starting to come around on that point. I guess my options are 7D + 17-55 or see if I can fit in a 5Dii and 24-105. The 5Dii with the 24-105mm comes to $3800AUD compared to the 7D with 17-55mm which is a much more reasonable $2900AUD... I'll try and hold off for a bit and see if a full frame is worthwhile as I had not really considered it until very recently... i suggest you get the 5d2 and 24-105L. If you get the 7d and 17-55 you wont be happy I dont think.... there will always be that "what if" doubt in your mind about not having gotten the 5d2 full frame camera and the L lens. ---Jay---
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