Review on Canon EOS 5D Mark II Body Camera by Akemi Akio ᠌

Great camera that is suitable for professionals as well as amateurs =). I won't go into the nature of noise, whether it be on film or digital or anything else, like many other people do. To tell you the truth, I couldn't care less. After using a Canon EOS 5D for a while, I upgraded to a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. And then, not right away, the primary arguments were as follows: 1. 21 MP because the majority of my customers want to print photos measuring 1 meter by 3 meters (and 2 by 6 inches), which was difficult to do with 13 MP only if the panorama. 2. A video shooting function, in the past I also carried an HDTV video camera, now the Canon EOS 5D Mark II provides such an opportunity, and this is already filming because it is possible to use different lenses, set the background blur depth, and other such things. The capabilities of the device to shoot video have been upgraded with the release of new software. 3. LCD screen with 920 tons of pixels, excellent sharp picture, full color, and it even seems to me that it enhances the photo =)). These aspects are almost certainly the most crucial ones to consider. Obviously, there are also less major, but nonetheless nice, updated menu options, such as =), in which you can even view the percentage of remaining charge in the battery. Thrilled as well as LifeView Certain functions, such as "greater elaboration in highlights," "enhanced Dynamic Range," "auto brightness correction," etc., are entirely unneeded; this is probably more of a marketing tactic =) pros shot in raw format as a matter of course, and all of these parameters should be specified within it; this could be accomplished on the first penny with any other raw format =. Yes, these functions will come in handy for the shooter if they want to use the JPEG format. In a device of this nature, it is necessary for you to make use of lenses from the L-series. I have a Sigma 12-24 wide lens, but Canon does not produce glasses that provide an angle of this kind =) and it costs as much as an L-ka. On my website, you can view both the works I've created using the first dime and the works I've created using his successor, the Canon EOS 5D Mark II.