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21/05/2010 18:38:10
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janiko Posts 107
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Hi all...
Both cameras are great but who can tell me the defaults and the bad sides of them ? I mean, no need to tell me why they are great cameras, I just want to know if there's any point that can help me to choose btw them. Any comment welcome !
- Janiko
-- Sauf erreur de ma part, je ne me trompe jamais.
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22/05/2010 00:14:22
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prezntime Posts 99
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Wish I could help with this, but alas...it's not to be. Although, I'm sure when Francis gets ahold of this thread he will have alot to say.
I say go large format, 8x10 maybe...
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22/05/2010 13:25:41
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janiko Posts 107
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Well, I already have some... Something like that, a 60x90. But it's not a numeric one
-- Sauf erreur de ma part, je ne me trompe jamais.
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22/05/2010 18:01:24
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Luko Posts 137
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Jean that's quite easy.
If full format matters to you, take the 5Dmk2, if it is only a marginal concern get the 7D which has EVERYTHING (AF, shutter, awesome remote flash management, ability to take both EF and EFS lenses).
At first I was skeptical on why Canon launched the 7D, now I can see why. This weapon is a Nikon D300 killer, hence the red brand engineers put some real value in it.
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23/05/2010 13:09:36
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janiko Posts 107
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Well... That's exactly the point : does full frame matters for me ? What to prefer : a full frame or an APS-C with (in some aspects) better performances ? Because I never tried full frame, I'm a bit confused till now. But I have time to think, fortunately. Thanks again.
-- Sauf erreur de ma part, je ne me trompe jamais.
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24/05/2010 10:07:01
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Luko Posts 137
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janiko wrote:
Well... That's exactly the point : does full frame matters for me ? See... You've replied to the question by yourself : if you ask yourself whether something matters, it means you don't really need it, especially if you never tried it.
Get the 7D, 1.000€ less expensive.
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