Hi Zexun,
I agree with David on the smokescreen part from Canon's crappy marketing plan to try to hoodwink customers: More likely its gonna make their loyal customers more frustrated. imo, tried both 40D and 50D and don't really see a difference in AF speeds nor ISO quality. I feel the major upgrade would be the more advanced Liveview, the megapixels and the DIGIC 4 processor, but then again, wif so much more mps, the digic 4 processor's low light performance would be negated, which may explain that I can't feel any difference btw them.
But one major disadvantage of the 50D is the slower FPS compared to the faster 40D, which makes the 40d seem more advanced. For low light, the 5D mkII is the one to get.
Awaiting this week's lottery...
I agree with David on the smokescreen part from Canon's crappy marketing plan to try to hoodwink customers: More likely its gonna make their loyal customers more frustrated. imo, tried both 40D and 50D and don't really see a difference in AF speeds nor ISO quality. I feel the major upgrade would be the more advanced Liveview, the megapixels and the DIGIC 4 processor, but then again, wif so much more mps, the digic 4 processor's low light performance would be negated, which may explain that I can't feel any difference btw them.
But one major disadvantage of the 50D is the slower FPS compared to the faster 40D, which makes the 40d seem more advanced. For low light, the 5D mkII is the one to get.
Awaiting this week's lottery...