 - Leslie McLain  Contact Leslie McLain Leslie McLain's Gallery |
Canon 7D vs Canon 5D MarkII I'm looking to upgrade from a Canon 50D to either the 7D (prefer the price) or the Canon 5D Mark II. I primarily shoot landscapes, cityscapes, and flowers. My biggest problem with the 50D is the noise I get when shooting long exposures (like to shoot HDR at twilight). I would like to get the camera that provides me with the least noise on long exposures. I don't care at all about the video feature. Any help would be much appreciated.
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- Usman M. Bajwa Contact Usman M. Bajwa Usman M. Bajwa's Gallery |
Check this out, it has sample images too. http://kenrockwell.com/tech/comparisons/2010-08-03-5d2-7d-5d-d300/ UB.
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Pamela Njemanze |
I just got the 7D and LOVE IT. It has very high speed continuous 8fps and a low speed continuous 3fps, and it also has this awesome built in leveler. You can also use Canon speedlite wirelessly with it. Canon's site has side by side comparisons also.
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- Carlton Ward Contact Carlton Ward Carlton Ward's Gallery |
For landscapes, full frame is the way to go IMO - I have the 5D Mk II and it is my dream camera. Incredible & usable images at high ISO's. I will shoot at ISO6400 with this camera when needed and for HDR you should see a huge & positive difference. Dont blow off the video aspect as many Hollywood studios are using both the 7D & the 5D2 more & more. A recent episode of "House" was shot with entirely the 5D2. I do very little editing with the images I capture with my 5D Mk II as the raw images come straight out of the camera looking great. Here is one I shot recently at ISO4000 in very low light :) Cheers, Carlton
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- Carlton Ward Contact Carlton Ward Carlton Ward's Gallery |
For landscapes, full frame is the way to go IMO - I have the 5D Mk II and it is my dream camera. Incredible & usable images at high ISO's. I will shoot at ISO6400 with this camera when needed and for HDR you should see a huge & positive difference. Dont blow off the video aspect as many Hollywood studios are using both the 7D & the 5D2 more & more. A recent episode of "House" was shot with entirely the 5D2. I do very little editing with the images I capture with my 5D Mk II as the raw images come straight out of the camera looking great. Here is one I shot recently at ISO4000 in very low light :) Cheers, Carlton
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