gipper51

What you list is what I expected the camera to be for its $2K price. As it stands I'm not interested unless it gets a significant price cut, which is highly unlikely given Canon's price history. ...

Just for comparison, here is a sample crop from my 7D2 taken at ISO 100, f8, 1/400s in mid day sun.  I turned all NR and sharpening off in for this sample.   This is Adobe ACR through Photoshop ...

The second shot does look very noisy for ISO 100.  Unless you severely underexposed and raised it in RAW? Any modern DSLR should be silky smooth at ISO 100 in good light with proper exposure.  I ...

I really like the m4/3 system. It has a lot going for it IMHO. To me it's the modern day 35mm film camera. Small, light, good lenses, reasonably priced, lots of latest tech. Capable of great ...

Yes!

A few thoughts I can offer. (1) The Center AF point is awesome, the peripherals, just OK. I almost always use center point only.

Fascinating video. Always a pleasure to watch a master working his craft. I like his method of "First I add light, then I start taking it away". I know in my own work with architectural, I'm...

I didn't vote, but thought I'd offer my $0.02.  The 6D2 has several features that should be considered for the real estate work:  wifi and flip screen.  I use the wifi thru a tablet heavily on ...

The IQ is "nothing to complain about", but the same could be said for most DSLRs over the last decade. Thing is, at this price point for cameras that only come out every 4-5 years you expect them ...

They are and they should. Cameras of this caliber don't get released very often.

A popular PC/Tech site I frequently visit often cites "There are no bad products, only bad prices".  I think this is the case with the 6D2.  At $2K, there are several competitors for the same or ...

I feel the same way.  As it stands, I'm perfectly content with the output of my 6D.  But...I was strongly considering upgrading to the MkII when we all though it would have 5D4 image quality or ...

You'll need a DisplayPort to DVI adapter, or a cable with DisplayPort and DVI. The adapter is probably the easier and cheaper route.  They work fine, we have many computers at my work using these ...

I didn't read the entire review, skimmed through it and read some of the highlights. Basically what I gathered was: (1) The image quality is substandard for 2017

I'll respond to this comment, because I'm a perfect example.  Take a look at my website below and check out the interiors gallery.  The majority of shots in there are multiple exposures blended in ...

I'm not too bright, somehow I skimmed the post and completely missed the part about the free E3. That's a fine CPU, but something to check on: Does it require ECC RAM? Does the machine have this ...

+1 OP - the best "cheap" upgrade you can do right now is swap out your i3 for a i7 2600.  It will drop right in and give a significant boost.

I've not been one to bash the 6D2 much on these forums, but the more I see of this camera it's becoming a huge letdown for me. And I was excited about buying it when first announced. People can ...

From what I read here you've got several ways you can go. If your primary concern is better image quality in low light you've got two issues: (1) Your current zoom lenses are very slow aperture

I've had this monitor about a year and a half and have been very pleased with it. I can't say how it compares to other 4K monitors, but it's by far the best screen I've ever used. My previous main ...