izzikio_rage
Technomancer
Mark 3.... Made my apsc feel like a p&s by comparison
Camera talk...
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sujoyp
Grand Master
Nac 7Dmk2 will definitely cost around 90k body only ....its for wildlife professionals who dont need full frame
[MENTION=145411]ANIRBAN[/MENTION] if you want to get new then get 70D else 7D used costing 50k is good deal .....but I really feel 7D was targeted for birding and wildlife...it dont have good ISO but awesome focussing and burst speed
[MENTION=145411]ANIRBAN[/MENTION] if you want to get new then get 70D else 7D used costing 50k is good deal .....but I really feel 7D was targeted for birding and wildlife...it dont have good ISO but awesome focussing and burst speed
izzikio_rage
Technomancer
How does the canon naming system work. 5d is better then the 6d and 7d is not a full frame? Amd what are the mk1,2,3? Versions of the model?
sujoyp
Grand Master
LOL amlan good question
5D is maybe 5-6 yrs old FF DSLR then comes 5DMK2 and last year 5Dmk3...these are mid level FF DSLR
6D is basic FF dslr..you can say entry level FF DSLR
7D is the top end APSC sensor DSLR and its almost 6 years old and to be upgraded to 7Dmk2
1DMK4 is the highest FF DSLR in canon range
5D is maybe 5-6 yrs old FF DSLR then comes 5DMK2 and last year 5Dmk3...these are mid level FF DSLR
6D is basic FF dslr..you can say entry level FF DSLR
7D is the top end APSC sensor DSLR and its almost 6 years old and to be upgraded to 7Dmk2
1DMK4 is the highest FF DSLR in canon range
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nac
Aspiring Novelist
^ 7D is more like ASP-C version of 1Dx. So they have reason to price as high as 6D or even more.
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Sujoy,
1D MK IV is APS H model. It's 1Dx, the high end model in Canon FF line up.
5D is the first FF targeting consumers (I mean people like enthusiast, amateur, like us
) it's about 8.5yrs old.
7D is 4.5yrs old.
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Sujoy,
1D MK IV is APS H model. It's 1Dx, the high end model in Canon FF line up.
5D is the first FF targeting consumers (I mean people like enthusiast, amateur, like us
) it's about 8.5yrs old.7D is 4.5yrs old.
anirbandd
Conversation Architect
but 1DMK4 is still the top end DSLR
1Dx is the top end FF..right?
Errr.. Meaning? An FF is a DSLR.
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nac
Aspiring Novelist
Sujoy, I know the age of the cameras you mentioned are way off... I wanted to be little accurate, so YES, I checked
They announced a version called 1Dc just 6 months after 1Dx. But I don't what's the difference between the two cameras other than the name. May be they just named new and upgraded the firmware fixing some bugs
Anirban, FF means Full Frame. Sorry for the confusion.
They announced a version called 1Dc just 6 months after 1Dx. But I don't what's the difference between the two cameras other than the name.
May be they just named new and upgraded the firmware fixing some bugs Anirban, FF means Full Frame.
Sorry for the confusion.
marvelousprashant
Cyborg Agent
1Dx and Nikon D4s are for people who want speed. Like sports photographers or other professionals. These will perform well at any ISO and have very fast focus and burst rate
5D mark3 and d800 is for someone who is going from APSC to full frame. They will offer the IQ of full frame but not the speed of 1DX. 5D has also got great video features.
6D is entry level full frame camera.
All of them are pretty good. And will outperform each othet depending on the situation. If you are shooting in a studio or controlled lightning the D800 will be better than D4 or 1Dx. However for sports the 1Dx or even the 7d will perform better than D800
Similarly for videographers the 5D mark 3 is the best. These are meant for different purposes.
Then there is hasselblad with their 200MP cameras. They are good for product photos. But it doesn't mean they are better in everything. At higher ISO it would probably lose to something like D7100 or 70D.
5D mark3 and d800 is for someone who is going from APSC to full frame. They will offer the IQ of full frame but not the speed of 1DX. 5D has also got great video features.
6D is entry level full frame camera.
All of them are pretty good. And will outperform each othet depending on the situation. If you are shooting in a studio or controlled lightning the D800 will be better than D4 or 1Dx. However for sports the 1Dx or even the 7d will perform better than D800
Similarly for videographers the 5D mark 3 is the best. These are meant for different purposes.
Then there is hasselblad with their 200MP cameras. They are good for product photos. But it doesn't mean they are better in everything. At higher ISO it would probably lose to something like D7100 or 70D.
izzikio_rage
Technomancer
wow, never knew this stuff. But considering these prices, the bulk and the lens prices I can understand why ameteurs would find the sony A7 (1lakh) and A7r (1.3 lakh) appealing. BTW sony is now also planning to make a medium format camera, thus stepping on hasselblads feet
