BlueCosmo5050

Seems a little over exposed. Also when viewed at original size and zoomed in, it's not as sharp as it needs to be. Although the shutter speed is really fast. Not sure if the lens is not focusing ...

How is it a huge pain? On the 5D mark iii or something without auto focus on a full frame sensor, how are you locking it down and walking away from it for over 30 minutes at an event and keeping ...

What is the big deal? Just hit the record button again in 30 minutes, it takes all of less than a second, you're making it out like you can't possibly use it for events because of this half second ...

Sorry it took me a while to get back to you. ISO 64 vs 100 isn't that much of a difference. At ISO 100 the D810 does take the lead in DR as the chart showed but it's not by leaps and bounds and it ...

You just have to use fast cards. I use both SD cards and CF cards with no problem. Although I can't use my older, slower SD cards. But like the Lexar SD cards I have work, the Sandisk Ultra U3 ones ...

According to DXOMark the 5D Mark IV gets better dynamic range, which matters in Landscape, except for at base ISO. As you can see in the chart I posted the D810's DR is better at first but quickly ...

That's not true, that's what is repeated often times but that ends up not being reality. For multiple reasons. Some I can understand and lay out, some I cannot. It takes a few iterations of the ...

No, the only way they would fit would be if they kept the bodies as big as they are and although lots of us would like to see that, they won't. Therefore we will have to choose to use their adapter. ...

What about if you have a CLOG model? Canon has always had the cameras separate on their website as the CLOG model has a different firmware number than the non clog model. When I go to the CLOG ...

It's a very nice camera. I can't imagine coming from the Mark ii to the Mark IV. It must feel like the options are endless. The way I learned back in the day, I always learn what every single thing ...

Yep, I could tell it was that because both looked sharp. Don't forget that you might also notice this on ISO. You might shoot a photo at ISO 12800 and if you zoom in 1:1 on a native 30 Megapixel ...

Okay, I'd really like to have this question answered but no one has answered me in layman's terms and maybe I wasn't good at addressing the question. The REAL question I have is not the question of ...

I have a 5D Mark IV, same focusing system. I haven't had a problem. The IR+RGB seems to pick up quickly. What type of cluster are you using? Are you using single point, a cluster, or Zone AF? The ...

You're comparing 1:1 22 Megapixels vs 1:1 30 Megapixels. Understand on the 5D Mark IV you're zooming in FURTHER because the photo is larger, which could cause you to not see it the same way. In ...

Consider this as an option: Get the 24-70 2.8 ii, it really does produce a very pleasing image that absolutely competes with primes at 2.8, many times surpassing a lot of them. It's the type of ...

IF Canon forces everyone to use an adapter to use their EF lenses and I do believe they will, yet does it in such a way that you can't use other brands that is going to be a bad move for them. I ...

Honestly, I think they are gonna make us use an adapter for FF mirrorless to our EF lenses. There are multiple reasons why. I didn't read this whole thread, I'm sure someone already explained it. T ...

I think with Canon, the original 6D can easily be preferred by a lot of people to a Modern APS-C camera, ESPECIALLY a Canon APS-C camera. This is not to put Canon down in anyway, as I am a Canon ...

There are probably a ton of things you can learn coming from the Mark ii to the 5D Mark IV. Did you checkout the YouTube video, "Back button focus on steroids?" Make sure you do because nothing in ...

It's as if you totally ignored me. I don't know how to make this anymore clear... I didn't say it couldn't take good pictures, I didn't say that an 11.7 stop of DR wasn't still 30x the DR of 35mm ...