5D2 is about 1 stop better than the 7D for ISO noise (that is 400 on 5D2 will look like 200 on 7D). Both go to 3200 on auto ISO. I've used and kept shots at 6400 on the 5D2. Don't think I'd do that on the 7D often.
For a well exposed image, image quality is determined by sensor size. I.e. bigger the sensor, better the image - 5D2 wins there.
7d focusing is only advantageous if the subject is moving - the 5D2 is fine for static subjects - and takes some getting used to (as my g/f found out the other day taking some snaps - the wrong things were in focus as she was on auto 19 point).
5D3 should be around the corner, but with the tsunami in Japan, no one knows when. If the 5D3 has a similar AF system to the 7D, I'll be upgrading...
After doing a bit of reading might try a d700 if it best of both world
But whats lens are as good as I got
Canon 14-40 L
Canon 70-200 F4 L
Canon 24-105 IS L
Canon 100mm F2.8 IS L
I never knew it did that! The 5D2 is fully manual in M mode (the ISO is set at 400 if you choose Auto ISO). This is really stupid IMHO.Don't get me wrong, the 7d is amazing. Setting the camera to manual, shutter speed and aperture selected, then auto ISO on
arad85 said:I never knew it did that! The 5D2 is fully manual in M mode (the ISO is set at 400 if you choose Auto ISO). This is really stupid IMHO.
rookies said:Fantastic picture I never been able to put 3 images like that together smootly
I never knew it did that! The 5D2 is fully manual in M mode (the ISO is set at 400 if you choose Auto ISO). This is really stupid IMHO.
If you have the 5D2 in auto ISO, once you switch to M, the ISO is set to 400. It doesn't change. M is FULL manual, whereas it should be exactly the same as the 7D implementation IMHO (and they've updated the s/w enough on the 5D2)Yeah it is an amazing feature on the 7d imo. But its newer than the 5d so maybe thats why it has it and the 5d can only go to 400.
If you have the 5D2 in auto ISO, once you switch to M, the ISO is set to 400. It doesn't change. M is FULL manual, whereas it should be exactly the same as the 7D implementation IMHO (and they've updated the s/w enough on the 5D2)
Yes, I knownikon in manual you can set the iso to go from base iso to as high as you want in auto ie (100-12800 or 400-800 or 100-400 what ever you select), and you select the apature and shutter the camera will select the riht iso.
maybe dropping canon an email about it and putting it in a firmware update.Yes, I knowI think the 60D will have this too as it was later than the 7D and has Auto ISO limit function.
So what does auto iso on 7d start at?
rookies said:are those the settings on the camera or on the flash?
That picture is how I like try get it with the flash but am always over bright...
Grrrrr 7d or 5D ha ha ha ha wish I has the money for both.. the 40D will be up for sale soon it a great camera the 40D i got some cracking images from it dont get me wrong
70-200 isn't that long for motorsport, but it depends where you go.
Portrait and landscape I'd say 5D everytime. The 5D mk2 is just stunning in the studio.
40D does OK though as I said with enough light. This is with a single 500W bowens flash in a softbox to the front left
1/125th f9, ISO 100
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rookies said:was that image edited in any ways?
scottthehat said:should be no reason whyyou can not. what focus mode was you using and was you using the af assist light.
scottthehat said:heres some pics taken with flash,
straight from the camera.
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3017.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3028.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3034.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3036.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3041.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3058.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3084.jpg
http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/scottthehat/my%20kids/SJB_3096.jpg
No, the sensible thing is to get a D700 which does both jobs.![]()