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actually not exactly true. liveview was originally a photographer's tool that canon added at the 1D mark IV and 40D at the time, and had nothing at all to do with video. having better AF in...
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not really .. the 60D was re-positioned so the ergonomics / body changed really not much to do with photography but more product positioning. 50D wasn't that great at all for photos, actually i...
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I'm wondering if they are simply returning the camera with NDF (no defect found)
if more than one person has this happening and it's wide spread it's not a service centre repair most likely.
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well i have an EOS-M as well and the touchscreen interface is intuitive and downright ridiculously so much easier than a viewfinder / PDAF for flipping focus anywhere around in 80% of the entire...
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well, let's see .. over the 60D
- faster fps- much,much much more advanced AF- slightly better viewfinder- much better AEB (heck this was regated to 1 series only a generation ago)- more advanced...
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be prepared to be pissedoff then.
it will support a much more advanced AF (possibly even 1 series), better buiild / weathersealing, 5d/7d ergos, faster frame frate, better video support and...
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well check out canon refurbed if you are in the united states and the canon loyalty program for the 7d .. may be cheaper that way as well.
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I wouldn't say that .. even from a photographic only aspect, there were advancements and improvements in just about every area. about the only thing you could say canon didn't improve on was a...
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very. the 70D was never positioned as a 7D replacement
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well we've been a little spoiled on this side of the fence, even with the 1D Mark III - canon started to announce issues/remediations within 3-4 months of the camera being released (the submirror...
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or you're just doing something subtly different. ever think the problem may be something you're doing? your best bet is to show a tech directly by the sounds of it. something's certainly getting...
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just because some people have it and some dont - doesn't necessarily mean it's not firmware.
most techs go by repair manuals which handle the most commonly known issues. in most cases they know...
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alot of people i think state they need this very minute difference to sound more pro I think. the only time APS-C gives me issues on any camera is large prints where I want a significant amount of...
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oh you're one of those .. btw, if it's firmware, canon USA and the service center can do nothing about it. they can only fix actual physical manufacturing defects, which of course is what your...
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well to be honest there's a few factors in canon's favor - the breadth of the system, support and service and the used market.
If she's just a general shooter she probably wouldn't see much...
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well without knowing your problem it's a little difficult. however these service centers are incredibly busy and the more complex the issue the harder and more difficult of a time it can take....
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lol.. apparently you haven't hung around the nikon forums lately.
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well i want the 50mm that they've already patented for the M and a macro.
then i'm a happy camper.
oh and a EF-M 55-250mm IS STM
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yeah but what does distance have to do with that though?
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i've never had much problems with cold canon cameras from the 20D onwards.
The biggest problem is the batteries, and this is in some pretty cold ontario canada days were you certainly had gloves...
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