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--As a current owner of the 1D Mark II, I am about 98% sold on the
idea of selling it (only 3 months old) for the new 1Ds Mark II - My
only concern other than losing 4 fps is wondering if the new 1ds
will have the same low light and ISO capabilities as the Mark II -
Shooting in low light is the key to my photography! What are your
thoughts?
Matt
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Steven
--As a current owner of the 1D Mark II, I am about 98% sold on the
idea of selling it (only 3 months old) for the new 1Ds Mark II - My
only concern other than losing 4 fps is wondering if the new 1ds
will have the same low light and ISO capabilities as the Mark II -
Shooting in low light is the key to my photography! What are your
thoughts?
Matt
--
http://www.supremepix.com
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I don't think there's anything solid out there that I can cite to makewondering if the new 1ds
will have the same low light and ISO capabilities as the Mark II
I don't think there's anything solid out there that I can cite to makewondering if the new 1ds
will have the same low light and ISO capabilities as the Mark II
my point, but just guessing, I fully expect that the new 1Ds will
have the same low light capabilities as the 1D Mark II. Or at least
very
darn close to it. I would be very surprised if it ends up being
anything
other than that.
Canon has figured out a whole bunch of new advances to give the
1D Mark II the low light capabilities it has. The new 1Ds will have
those same advances in it. That's the basis of my guess.
