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I'm not concerned about the price at all, if the specs are up to what I need. Just waiting to see if its real and if so, what the frame rate is. 8fps or better would do it for me.
 
nblaney said:
I'm not concerned about the price at all, if the specs are up to what I need. Just waiting to see if its real and if so, what the frame rate is. 8fps or better would do it for me.
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No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
 
photo_rb said:
No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
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Any comment that starts with "No offense..." usually is just that - offensive, so please just say what you mean.

However, to answer your question, I shoot plenty of fast action stuff in the studio. A high frame rate and high megapixel count would obviate the need to compromise on one or the other - going faster with a smaller file (1D series) or slower but with a larger file (5D series)
 
To be considered reliable. Doesn't mean it's false, only that I wouldn't place significant sums on it being true just yet. We can all hope, though, right?



 
jayrandomer said:
To be considered reliable. Doesn't mean it's false, only that I wouldn't place significant sums on it being true just yet. We can all hope, though, right?
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Well, that's just what I said - Here's hoping its real! :) I'll be pleasantly surprised if it is, but if not, then we're just where we are now.
 
Man, some people will believe anything.
 
XeroJay said:
Man, some people will believe anything.
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No kidding... all those people who believe in religion are a pretty strong example of that! But hey, at least we know cameras actually exist and its perhaps possible that Canon is producing a high megapixel body.

As I said originally, I hope (not, "It Is") true.
 
nblaney said:
photo_rb said:
No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
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Any comment that starts with "No offense..." usually is just that - offensive, so please just say what you mean.
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Your reply is offensive. I did say what I meant, I was genuinely curious but felt the question could be taken wrong. That didn't seem to do any good. Sheesh!
 
photo_rb said:
nblaney said:
photo_rb said:
No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
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Any comment that starts with "No offense..." usually is just that - offensive, so please just say what you mean.
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Your reply is offensive. I did say what I meant, I was genuinely curious but felt the question could be taken wrong. That didn't seem to do any good. Sheesh!
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So you've proven your own statements true - simply just say what you mean and stop using qualifiers such as "No offense..." because as I said, it does exactly that, offend. Education, look into it, please.
 
nblaney said:
photo_rb said:
nblaney said:
photo_rb said:
No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
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Any comment that starts with "No offense..." usually is just that - offensive, so please just say what you mean.
Click to expand...
Your reply is offensive. I did say what I meant, I was genuinely curious but felt the question could be taken wrong. That didn't seem to do any good. Sheesh!
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So you've proven your own statements true - simply just say what you mean and stop using qualifiers such as "No offense..." because as I said, it does exactly that, offend. Education, look into it, please.
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You just don't get it. Too bad.
 
Porn?

Richard
nblaney said:
photo_rb said:
No offence, but I'd love to know why you would want 8fps on a 46MP camera.
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Any comment that starts with "No offense..." usually is just that - offensive, so please just say what you mean.

However, to answer your question, I shoot plenty of fast action stuff in the studio. A high frame rate and high megapixel count would obviate the need to compromise on one or the other - going faster with a smaller file (1D series) or slower but with a larger file (5D series)
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forum gods like that never do

i'd love to know what high speed action shots you shoot in the studio are though.

I shoot high speed product shots with an 80mp mf that only has a 1 fps rate.. go figure
 
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