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Jan 31, 2011 13:08 | #32 |
AdamJones Goldmember  1,649 posts Likes: 60 Joined Aug 2009 Location: Davis, CA More info | Jan 31, 2011 13:20 | #33 hieu1004 wrote in post #11749239  For tracking, it's definitely not as easy as my 7D makes it. The 7D excels in this arena and makes life easy. The high FPS and superior AF makes tracking a running dog a breeze. The 5D2 takes a little more work so I need to anticipate movement a little more. The 70-200mm is pretty much my go-to lens when I am working with fast moving objects and performs wonderfully, even on the 5D Mark II (I think the lens helps out a lot). Overall, I am satisfied with it. Again, it doesn't do as well as the faster bodies, but once you understand it, it's definitely possible. I've used the T1i for sporting events before so I kind of got use to slower AF and FPS. For stationary shots, the 5D2 is a huge improvement. I typically do indoor shots without flash, so the higher ISO capability is excellent. I shoot above ISO 3200 pretty often indoors and the FF sensor makes for easier noise clean-up in post. Are you considering jumping to FF? Thanks for the reply! Yes, I'm absolutely committed to moving to full frame. I’m so looking forward to it that I dreamt I was shooting with a full frame camera the other night…not a good sign. Anthony | Flickr
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Jan 31, 2011 19:25 | #34 Adam Jones wrote in post #11749693 Thanks for the reply! Yes, I'm absolutely committed to moving to full frame. I’m so looking forward to it that I dreamt I was shooting with a full frame camera the other night…not a good sign.  Ideally, I’d like to have a two-body solution and keep either my 50D or upgrade to a refurb’d 7D for use with the 70-200mm in action shots, and use the FF body with the 50mm or 24-70 mounted for still portraiture (is there such a thing with dogs? lol).Thanks again. You really can't go wrong w/FF. The IQ for portraiture is tremendous. Report back when you decide to get it later on, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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