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70D Spec list here: http://www.canonrumors.com/2013/06/canon-eos-70d-spec-list/ Sounds pretty nice. Let's see the cost now.
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Bubbacub posted:Don't know how reputable this place is (the ad appeared in my gmail sidebar), but this place is selling them for a bit over $2300: Looks fishy to me. There are warranties to sell all over the site as well as their physical location no longer existing.
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TheAngryDrunk posted:70D Spec list here: http://www.canonrumors.com/2013/06/canon-eos-70d-spec-list/ This is Canon we're talking about. I'm going to optimistically guess $1399, but won't be surprised if they make it closer to $1799, about where the 7D came out if I remember. (With wifi, 19 cross-type, new processor, touch screen, it looks like a nice upgrade from a 60D. I'd definitely consider getting one if the price isn't too bad.)
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Jun 27, 2013 20:14
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Bubbacub posted:Don't know how reputable this place is (the ad appeared in my gmail sidebar), but this place is selling them for a bit over $2300: 5 seconds of googling brings up plenty of reviews about them selling grey market poo poo with no warrenty and/or not selling at the price they list unless you buy add-ons. They're your usual lovely scam site.
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Jun 27, 2013 20:15
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They are not reputable.
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Jun 27, 2013 20:27
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BetterLekNextTime posted:This is Canon we're talking about. I'm going to optimistically guess $1399, but won't be surprised if they make it closer to $1799, about where the 7D came out if I remember. Yay new? sensor! Canon basically doesn't have to develop any new AF systems for APS-C sensors for the next 2-3 years so I'm not impressed in the least on that front. Shoehorn the 7D's AF into freakin everything. It'll even find its way into the SL1 size bodies someday 
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Jun 27, 2013 20:31
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Bubbacub posted:Don't know how reputable this place is (the ad appeared in my gmail sidebar), but this place is selling them for a bit over $2300: Not reputable at all. Beware beware beware.
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Jun 27, 2013 20:32
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Bubbacub posted:Don't know how reputable this place is (the ad appeared in my gmail sidebar), but this place is selling them for a bit over $2300: I had to call them on this one as that's a price I'd jump at if legit. According to their sales rep, that is the import model with no warranty, and he even said it was not made in Japan it was made in Malaysia and was not the same quality. I don't know about that part, but he said their US model with warranty is the normal ~$3200. From the "What's in the Box" -- Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Camera (Body Only) - IMPORT All that being said, are these bodies manufactured in two different places, one with higher quality materials than the other? I personally don't care very much about the warranty, but I don't want to buy what essentially sounds like a knock-off, even for $1k less than retail.
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Jun 27, 2013 20:33
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mclifford82 posted:I had to call them on this one as that's a price I'd jump at if legit. According to their sales rep, that is the import model with no warranty, and he even said it was not made in Japan it was made in Malaysia and was not the same quality. I don't know about that part, but he said their US model with warranty is the normal ~$3200. From the "What's in the Box" -- Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital Camera (Body Only) - IMPORT The problem is with this company is that when you order they hold the order, then call you and do the hard upsell. They DO NOT like to ship what you order, as evidenced in many of the complains on sites like reseller ratings, etc.
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Jun 27, 2013 20:42
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mAlfunkti0n posted:The problem is with this company is that when you order they hold the order, then call you and do the hard upsell. They DO NOT like to ship what you order, as evidenced in many of the complains on sites like reseller ratings, etc. I had bought a camera, or rather tried to, through one of these sites. I got a phone call asking if I wanted to buy these super batteries that have all these magical properties. After saying no, they said okay and we hung up. It was the worst hard sell I've ever encountered. But yea a few weeks later my stuff still hadn't shipped blah blah blah, and I cancelled my order. The site I ordered from had a very similar layout to the one posted here. They will always have live support as well as links for businesses to order to make it appear like they traffic a lot of merchandise. Another red flag are the warranties spattered all over the page. The first flag should be very low prices.
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rcman50166 posted:I had bought a camera, or rather tried to, through one of these sites. I got a phone call asking if I wanted to buy these super batteries that have all these magical properties. After saying no, they said okay and we hung up. It was the worst hard sell I've ever encountered. But yea a few weeks later my stuff still hadn't shipped blah blah blah, and I cancelled my order. Hey man, I really want my warranties! Especially that 5 year battery warranty for over double the cost of the regular battery! That thing is just sweet man!!! 
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Man, I don't know what thread to ask this in. I have been asked to shoot some photos of a home tomorrow for a real estate listing. I am looking into a lens to rent for my 6D, and the widest available for rental is a the Canon EF 16-35mm 2.8L. Would that be able to do the trick? I figure with the full frame, I should get a little more space to capture, correct?
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Jun 27, 2013 21:10
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iSheep posted:Man, I don't know what thread to ask this in. A tilt shift might help you out as well. You want all of your vertical lines to be, well, vertical. Canon makes a 24mm tilt-shift that is as sharp as a tack. And yes, you will be able to get a wider shot at the same focal length using a full frame camera verses a crop sensor.
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Jun 27, 2013 21:16
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I figure if I had to shoot at the widest angle, I could see what Lightroom could do to adjust the skewing... I haven't played around with that feature that much since I haven't really needed it yet.
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77mm and 82mm center-pinch Canon caps are in stock at Adorama, if you're like me and have been  ing B&H's back-ordered page for the last 2 months.
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Jun 27, 2013 21:23
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:77mm and 82mm center-pinch Canon caps are in stock at Adorama, if you're like me and have been Pretty sure it's just you. But hey, center pinch!
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:77mm and 82mm center-pinch Canon caps are in stock at Adorama, if you're like me and have been Looks like the 77 mm is in stock at B&H?
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Leviathor posted:Looks like the 77 mm is in stock at B&H? Star War Sex Parrot fucked around with this message at 01:49 on Jun 28, 2013 |
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Jun 28, 2013 00:42
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I've been using generic center pinch caps forever... are these Canon branded ones any better? I guess I'm just having a hard time relating to the hype here and in my news feeds.
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Jun 28, 2013 04:59
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Inf posted:I've been using generic center pinch caps forever... are these Canon branded ones any better? I guess I'm just having a hard time relating to the hype here and in my news feeds.
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Jun 28, 2013 05:05
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tliil posted:It helps people know you use a Canon brand camera, and that's like... everything! I have done extensive tests that show that if you put a red ring on the end of your lens people will assume it's a canon. Even if the lens is pentax lens reverse mounted a nikon. Seriously.
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Mr. Despair posted:I have done extensive tests that show that if you put a red ring on the end of your lens people will assume it's a canon. I put red rings on EVERYTHING I use. My car tailpipe even has a red ring. It gets the attention of the ladies. 
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I've got a time lapse session coming up and I'm looking for any recommendations on an AC Adapter for a LP-E8 battery device, e.g. T2/3/4i. All the ones I'm seeing on Amazon and the usual camera sites have either terrible reviews, no reviews, or possibly a single glowing review, none of which instill much confidence. Anyone have experience with the Power2000 ACK-E8?
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Jun 28, 2013 17:19
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So I guess I dropped my camera and a piece fell off. The camera still works fine, but does anyone know what the part is called and how I'd go about replacing it? eBay? Canon support?  
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feraltennisprodigy posted:So I guess I dropped my camera and a piece fell off. The camera still works fine, but does anyone know what the part is called and how I'd go about replacing it? eBay? Canon support? Lens bezel. On a happier note, I took the plunge today and price matched buy.com at a local Best Buy for a 5D Mark III. I've used it for about thirty minutes and I'm just blown away by it. I'm coming from a T4i, which I am going to keep for the crop and articulating screen (awesome for macro work), and the differences are incredible. The viewfinder is amazingly bright and big (feels like going from SD to HD). Right now I'm using some 30-40mb/s SD cards. Is there a recommended speed that would be better? I'm noticing scrolling through images can be a bit sluggish. Also, is it worthwhile to get a large and fast CF card? They're stupidly expensive in comparison to SD cards, so I'd like to know before making the investment. Thanks, now I'm going to go annoy the family dog some more.
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mclifford82 posted:Lens bezel. On a happier note, I took the plunge today and price matched buy.com at a local Best Buy for a 5D Mark III. I've used it for about thirty minutes and I'm just blown away by it. I'm coming from a T4i, which I am going to keep for the crop and articulating screen (awesome for macro work), and the differences are incredible. The viewfinder is amazingly bright and big (feels like going from SD to HD). The CF cards are stupid expensive because they are stupid fast in comparison to SD cards.
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Jun 29, 2013 05:05
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On the other hand, I think that SSD's are actually getting cheaper per GB than high speed CF cards.
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CF Cards are used because they are faster and, more importantly, far far less prone to data corruption than SD cards.
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The difference is especially clear uploading the files to a computer. That said I think CF cards are going to get more and more expensive as bodies start using SD cards a lot more. I doubled my memory card storage in SD cards for the cost of one CF card.
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I believe CF cards have on-board controllers whereas SD cards are simplified and offload more to the camera. Of course, if you want to discuss stupidly fast, stupidly expensive, go over to the Nikon thread and find some D4 owners using XQD cards.
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Wait you just spent $3k+ on a 5dmk3 and are complaining about $100 for a 64gb CF card.  Is this like the thing where people whinge about spending $100 on a good cpl for a $1100+ lens?
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Fart Car '97 posted:CF Cards are used because they are faster and, more importantly, far far less prone to data corruption than SD cards. Does anyone here have any first-hand experience getting data corruption on an SD card?
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Inf posted:Does anyone here have any first-hand experience getting data corruption on an SD card? Yup. One card would show me the filenames but not let me open them or copy them.
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SeaborneClink posted:Wait you just spent $3k+ on a 5dmk3 and are complaining about $100 for a 64gb CF card. I don't think I complained about it at all. I simply asked if there was an actual benefit to spending more money on a CF card than the much less expensive SD cards of the same size (which I already own). Hopefully that helps your confusion.  Inf posted:Does anyone here have any first-hand experience getting data corruption on an SD card? I've lately had my SD card stop communicating with the camera sometimes but I just eject and reinsert it and it's fine. Haven't had files corrupted fortunately.
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SeaborneClink posted:Wait you just spent $3k+ on a 5dmk3 and are complaining about $100 for a 64gb CF card. I use a Sandisk 60mb/s card for my 5Dmkii. I bought it 3.5 years ago and it cost $120 for 16GB. My 2nd card is a Transcend 32GB that's a bit slower. I like the smaller size because I end up taking less photos. 36 frames really made one think before pushing the button, in the olden days.
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SeaborneClink posted:Wait you just spent $3k+ on a 5dmk3 and are complaining about $100 for a 64gb CF card. Yes, they just spent $3k on a 5dmk3. Some people still have the concept of a dollar.
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tarepanda posted:Yup. One card would show me the filenames but not let me open them or copy them. mclifford82 posted:I've lately had my SD card stop communicating with the camera sometimes but I just eject and reinsert it and it's fine. Haven't had files corrupted fortunately. Hmm, good to know. Brands? A friend of mine was a Sandisk marketing rep for a while and kept telling me stuff like "Sandisk will recover your data for free if blah blah card gets damaged etc." Edit: did some Googling, apparently this is not true (anymore, at least) Inf fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Jun 30, 2013 |
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You're putting a lot of data into a very physically small space, it's really amazing that you don't hear a lot of stories of SD cards failing.
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Inf posted:Hmm, good to know. Brands? IT was a 4 GB or 8 GB Transcend, I think. This would have been back when I was using a... G8?
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