Pros
- written without me a lot +. join silently. I agree.
Cons
- AF
Pros
- Excellent camera, completely satisfied) pleasant noises even at high Iso) perfectly shoots both video and photos) Very pleased with the full frame! and wi-fi is very convenient! I transfer pictures without taking the camera out of the bag)
Cons
- GPS is not needed at all in my opinion)
Pros
- f-stop, ISO, grip, power source, and cost
Cons
- Uhm . nuuuuh . unless it fries potatoes:)
Pros
- all of the above and below
Cons
- all of the above and below
Pros
- Full frame, which means less noise compared to crop, a greater sensitivity, a broader dynamic range, accurate focusing (I work only on the center point), and the capacity to photograph in very tough settings with low light. A powerful computer with a quick algorithm for handling image processing. The lowest levels of noise and most accurate color reproduction of the 10D, 30D, 40D, 50D, and 70D I tested. in addition to increased commotion and higher hard disk charges (I maintain a sizable archive). As I mostly now photograph with flash, I no longer require rapid fire. The main benefit of this f/a is a high-quality picture; upgrading from a Canon 50D will result in a noticeable improvement. Tough as nails battery. I think it should be manageable given the limited number of focal points; again, I just deal with the central one. I currently own a 6D, 70D, and 5D Mark III, and I can say that the image quality is not worse than that of the third brand. A great f/a to have if you're not concerned about your professional status. Having a shutter with a very slow response time is beneficial since it reduces camera shake. The difference between 1/180 and 1/200 on brand 3 is purely arbitrary; the image is formed at the moment the flash is fired, and the speed at which it operates is much faster; and the difference is neither large nor fundamental; it is, rather, a marketing ploy designed to limit the camera's potential in comparison to the 3 mark.
Cons
- Shutter only lasted 97 thousand frames before breaking. When using a flash, the metering is poorer than on brand 3, the inaccuracy is greater, and it is less convenient to make corrections than on the 50D or 5D Mark III. Although I find its portability and compact size to be a drawback, others may find these to be advantages.
Pros
- Light sensitivity, sensitivity to motion in dark, and full frame
Cons
- You have your independence back, daughter. I made a purchase, and now I have to buy a whole new wardrobe to go with it. The same holds true here; I recently purchased a camera, but I still need new glasses and a few other things.
Pros
- FF, Wi-Fi, GPS, internal lens adjustment, price
Cons
- not significant
Pros
- Good image quality (even slightly better than 5DMarkIII in tests, if you look closely). Light weight, price.
Cons
- Not very nice plastic on the rear wheel compared to 5D and 7D.
Pros
- Low noise at high ISO
Cons
- BB not working correctly. No BB button. Not grippy. High price.
Pros
- autofocus, working iso. ergonomics, on the hand lies like a glove, but resembles 60d. wi-fi I think is a very big plus, well, GPS, auto focus adjustment, 20mp instead of 22 less noise, it pleases
Cons
- chose a low rating for everyone to read, There is only one CD card, not safe for serious shooting, the joystick inside the scroll wheel, like on 60d, is not very convenient, you need to be careful on 5d mark 2 and mark 3 it is more convenient, there is no white balance department on the monochrome screen (well, this is a semi-wire camera)
Pros
- - Low noise at ISO 6400. - Full frame. - WiFi, GPS. - A display that shows the sharpness of the image immediately. - Settings for the ISO range used (handy thing). - Shooting video. - Connector for an external microphone. - It seems like there is a moisture-dust protection. - I also liked the electronic level of camera tilt detection. - Lack of built-in flash (it always bothers me only). (the rest has already been said by others)
Cons
- - ! Attention! There are three camera versions! (WG, G, N) Pay attention when buying, otherwise buy without Wi-Fi or without GPS! - Ergonomics seems to be worsened on purpose! - does not shoot in RAW in automatic modes. - The fastest shutter speed is 1\4000. Push to use ND filter. (If you use bright lenses, then buy Mark3! Sad .) - In video mode, I can not set shooting with aperture priority. Automatically selects itself. In fully manual mode, you can already specify the aperture. - Auto white balance is lame, and there is no quick access button to the balance at the top. Only through the menu.
Pros
- The model is excellent, but not for serious work. If for the studio, then that's it.
Cons
- 1. Low continuous shooting, with the same 60 d or 70 d it was more convenient to catch different moments, it seemed 4 against 6, and not a fig. It is clear that a fast shooting speed is needed at a wedding no more than 3-5 times, but you need it. 2. Autofocus. Having got used to the fact that at 70 d, that at 7 d all points hit the target equally well, here you have to limit yourself to the central one, that is, crop after focusing on autofocus . It's a matter of habit, but before looking at the situation, I immediately knew how I wanted take a picture and even before bringing the fotik, I chose a point in the place I needed. 3. 1 memory card slot.
Pros
- Of the real advantages, it has only a full frame and the advantages arising from this fact, such as a low-noise matrix and a higher working ISO compared to the MK2, and as a result, the output picture is good. Perhaps the weight is slightly lighter than that of the same both brands.
Cons
- But there are more disadvantages than advantages. I’ll say the main one - autofocus is perhaps much worse than on brand 2, I’m generally silent about 3. Capturing dynamics is difficult. But of course, you can, they shot on stamp 2 and it happened on younger kenons - and nothing terrible happened, except for frequent shots and missed moments.
Pros
- Full frame, powerful battery, high working ISO. Excellent video - 60 fps and FullHD.
Cons
- Lack of a second slot for a memory card.
Pros
- I switched from crop - and FF is clearly +, first of all, a large bright viewfinder, I mean the first thing you notice. Both color reproduction and dynamic range are better, noise is an order of magnitude smaller. It's understandable. 20 MP - I think is optimal for myself. WIFI is a useful thing, I like to upload the footage to the iPad. But the battery drains very quickly. By the way, the battery itself, which is the same on the 60D, pleased me - it holds 1000 frames. The shutter, as for me, sounds just great, I would like to note separately the quiet mode - it's gorgeous.
Cons
- There is, of course, despite the fact that, in principle, the camera's professional ergonomics have deteriorated relative to the same 5. I don't consider it critical. Focusing - 11 points. In general, everyone wrote - you know. She's not bad. Works fast with no issues. But not for moving objects (I mean fast moving ones). There will be many marriages. Yes, there is a new way of zooming when viewing, yes there is a plastic screen, yes there is not a completely magnesium body, and there is a lot more that can be pulled by the ears. But it's all rather nit-picking. If you want better - wait 5m4. Here. But you have to pay for it if you need it.
Pros
- Convenient pickup point, you can buy accessories on the spot, very close to the metro.
Pros
- Build quality, AF adjustment
Cons
- missing 1/8000, a vacuum cleaner the rest is unimportant for the amateur
Pros
- Full frame (with all the ensuing pluses) for a reasonable price, excellent autofocus performance in the dark, the camera is quite compact and light, low image noise, quiet shutter operation, high ease of use compared to old cameras, moisture protection.
Cons
- Minor flaws in the interface and controls, too large RAW files with a small increase in quality, poor-quality mRAW format.
