After getting my hands on a Canon 5D Mark 2, I had some major second thoughts about going through with the purchase. After reading a few reviews on the internet, I began to have my suspicions raised about the subject. People have the misconception that fifty percent of the reviews were written by people who have never held a camera in their hands or that the reviews were written to order with the intention of participating in purposeful slander; nevertheless, this is not the subject that is being discussed. It makes dealing with it much more fun and simple, and it minimizes the amount of time required to process photographs in LR. The camera is amazing. The autofocus function is a vital component. The core point is really nice and catchy even when the eye barely sees it. Peripheral points are a little worse, but also quite good. Suffice it to say that I started using them for the first time ever when the 5d mk 2 was released. This is complete rubbish, gents; the thing that should be most prioritized is quality, not number. After the 5D Mark II, it's just a fairy tale about a small number of points (because they work for the first time) becoming smaller and lighter — for me, this is a bonus; I have no difficulties with self-esteem to display what a HUGE camera I have, especially if you have software in one hand, and this is a huge benefit for me. A display that is abnormally yellow; with the 5D Mark 2, it appears to be more accurate. Matrix photosensitivity is a waste, but once again, I do not agree with the evaluations in which people write that everything is ok up to 6400 in real life 3200 at the most in terms of noise. Matrix photosensitivity is a waste. Matrix photosensitivity isn't necessary here (we're in the ravine), but 6400 is probably fine if you're driving a vehicle. You may safely offer it to the client or upload it to the network; however, I will add one more thing: in the rav, the noise is considerably more obvious (if the noise reduction is switched on), and you have to remove it manually, which is of course not a problem. You will no longer feel queasy when reading jpegs, and you can confidently hand it over to the customer or upload it to the network. By the way, they did an excellent job lowering the amount of noise. I documented the matrix using both positive and negative notation; the number of pixels was denoted by the minus sign. There is a possibility that the moire in the video is especially caused by the size of the matrix when it is recalculated to 1920 by 1080 (in 5d mk3 there is a bit more and there is no moire). This is just a hunch, but I have one. Anyway, you'll just have to grit your teeth and accept the fact that you weren't selected for mk3)), right? shutter resource: one hundred thousand; do you think that's a little or a lot? what do you think? - sufficient for a 5D Mk2 despite the fact that only 150,000 are reported to be produced, when in actuality there are between 300 and 400 thousand, and I believe there are also 6ds. wifi + GPS - Because sending data to a computer over wifi is a slow procedure, far slower than sending data over a wire, we have decided to leave out the option to send data to and from the device using wifi and GPS. The acquisition of the camera is, without a shadow of a doubt, a wise financial decision.
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