Andre De Angelis
Senior Member
Which results?
Yeah, 36 beats 22. Ouch!
That would explain why it is in 1st place on Amazon and the 5D3 in 3rd, or why Nikon's are on back order while 5D3's are sitting on shelves.
The HDMI is clean.
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Andre De Angelis
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What is it with Canon fanboys and hating free speech?
Its been around on preorder for around 40 days, a lot longer, only a fool wouldnt know. BHphoto has twice as many 5DIII on order than D800. I don't see 5DIII sitting on chelves but I know people returning D4 because the video is duff.
Dirty 1080i
Maybe I shouldbe feiding the troll
I just demonstrated my free speech and a complaint has been sent to ban you from this forum.
Just be happy you are proud owner of an inferior product.
Do us a favour, now bugger off you troll.
Andre De Angelis
Senior Member
I'll take that as advice from someone who knows what it means to have an inferior product.
I'll be more than happy woth my inferior product that delivers superior IQ, more DR, more resolution and for $500 less.
That would explain why it's #1 on Amazon, while the superior product is at #5 and gathering dust on shop shelves.
Andre De Angelis
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Taikonaut
I joined this thread to answer the question of the OP, while you have made no attempt to address the topic. It should be easy for the moderator to decide who is trolling.
Great. I just did the sane.
I joined this thread to answer the question of the OP, while you have made no attempt to address the topic. It should be easy for the moderator to decide who is trolling.
Andre De Angelis
Senior Member
How is that possible when it was only announced a few weeks ago?
That doesn't prove they are spoken for.
Too funny. No one is buying the D4 for video.
Clean 1080p.
Shaun Bell
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I was just thinking the same thing and then I hit your post lol. How childish. Two amazing cameras and yet one has to be superior in some peoples minds. I'd be happy with either. Wonder if any of these FBoys can actually shoot?
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Shaun Bell
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Answered my own question, nope. No galleries, challenges, websites....nothing. Just a bunch of "my camera is better than yours". So I guess take it all with a grain of salt.
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More claims without evidence Andre. Tsk tsk
Sure, that's one factor, another is the fact that DPReview samples were taken at F/11, which is diffraction territory even on a D3x:
When viewing RAW samples taken at optimum aperture, like those from IR, the difference between the 5DII and D800, especially at 36mp, is quite clear. Standard LR4 conversion, 5DII upsampled to 36mp using bicubic:
And when comparing the SOOC JPGs from the D800 to the standard LR4 conversion, you can see that LR4 doesn't really do the D800 justice. IR JPG SOOC samples, 5DII upsampled to 36mp using bicubic:
LR4 can extract much out of the D800 RAWs, however you can't use the default settings. Here's the D800E compared to the Leica S2 with a bit of sharpening and clarity added:
Unlabeled, so that sensor size bias wont affect anyones judgement.
When viewing RAW samples taken at optimum aperture, like those from IR, the difference between the 5DII and D800, especially at 36mp, is quite clear. Standard LR4 conversion, 5DII upsampled to 36mp using bicubic:
And when comparing the SOOC JPGs from the D800 to the standard LR4 conversion, you can see that LR4 doesn't really do the D800 justice. IR JPG SOOC samples, 5DII upsampled to 36mp using bicubic:
LR4 can extract much out of the D800 RAWs, however you can't use the default settings. Here's the D800E compared to the Leica S2 with a bit of sharpening and clarity added:
Unlabeled, so that sensor size bias wont affect anyones judgement.
You seem to have that backwards.
The 5DIII is on the far left, the D800 is the one next to it. Or then we have very different definitions of the water-color look.
The 5DIII is on the far left, the D800 is the one next to it. Or then we have very different definitions of the water-color look.
1080p in a 1080i wrapper . The footage is not interlaced, only the packaging format is, as to provide optimum compatibility with viewing devices. Any viewing device will play it back as progressive, and any editing software will edit it as progressive, with no loss in quality. According to Atomos, there are no video cameras on the market that output 1080p30 over HDMI, as there just is no point in sacrificing compatibility for no gain in quality.
i hope you forget change yours glasses, I am owner of 5d2, but stoping from d800 is only 1,2 L lenses...3x d800 sellings compare 5d3 says who is who. very sory canon funs, last realy good news in our camp was 5d original... d700 always technicaly was 1 step forward-color is difrent story...
SpartanWarrior
Senior Member
Who cares?? seems like all tests are wrong IR and dpreview because it's not what they thought it would be, and when Dxomark has the results with the D800 they will be wrong also LOL..
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SpartanWarrior
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myseventhlife
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Whatever...
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