1D Mark II N Question

i loved my 1dmk2 and love my 1dmk2N even more. it sounds silly to jump **** to the N model just based on the LCD screen, but i'm telling you, I can actually see the shot I took, and it makes all the difference. Now i can actually tell if i've got the shot or not. Now if only it did iso 3200 like the 5d classic then i'd be a happy camper. The only reason i'd EVER want another camera would be for hi iso (wedding 5dmk2 stuff) and that's it. I love the a/f, i love the shutter, i love the menu system, i love the build, i love everything else...and i guess it wouldn't hurt if it had the auto shake system like the 40d and newer bodies too...it does gobble dust

spiralspirit wrote in post #10356127
better LCD, picture styles, bigger buffer, reworked UI, basically.

from another post ::

It has a much better brighter screen (twice the backlit leds of the mk2), it's also bigger, has a wider viewing angle vertically & horizontally, all in all much much clearer and easier to judge sharpness on.



Magnified view of any selected AF point instantly and on playback



Bigger, faster buffer - more shots and quicker

6 Picture styles + 3 of your own - we take them for granted but they make a big difference, remember not having them! DPP compatible.

ISO in the viewfinder (also while you change it), which is very handy

Easier to change between folders and between CF & SD cards

customisable file names - very handy for organising as you go


Raw + Jpeg can be recorded to either CF / SD card or both together as a backup measure

Interchangable focusing screen, compatible with the super precision matte EcS

200K shutter life

right. I said the same thing, except I was more concise.

Put in google difference between 1D MkII and 1Dmk II N it will come up.........