yup agreed.. i so far have not found any use for 60 fps for any videos i have shot.. be it with the 5D or any video camera... what do you need the 60fps for rainwhisper??
60fps is good for those who want to create a slow-mo effect.
yup agreed.. i so far have not found any use for 60 fps for any videos i have shot.. be it with the 5D or any video camera... what do you need the 60fps for rainwhisper??
60fps is good for those who want to create a slow-mo effect.
Yes. 60 FPS is for slow motion effects. When you record at 60 FPS and set the playback to 24/30FPS. It creates a slow motion effect. Recording at 30FPS at slowing it down to 10FPS, makes the video very choopy.
vqferrari said:just got my 5Dmk2 from Indo in Dusit, mangga dua brand new for $2644 + sandisk 16gig class 10 $159.. i asked john 3:16 last week it going for $3150 and ddelectronics for $3088 thats alot of money to wasteexcited to go to shoot fella
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I intend to downgrade my 5dm2+24-105 to 7d+15-85 because of underuse due to weight and cost. I also prefer a super responsive cam to shot my kids running around.
With flash and iso1600, I suppose both setup will have similar iq right ?
Is this a bad bad idea ???
I intend to downgrade my 5dm2+24-105 to 7d+15-85 because of underuse due to weight and cost. I also prefer a super responsive cam to shot my kids running around.
With flash and iso1600, I suppose both setup will have similar iq right ?
Is this a bad bad idea ???
Kenneth67C said:Try switching to fixed lenses with big apertures. Even the 50f1.4 or if budget permits, 35L. I really like the 28f1.8 for this purpose, because of the super fast focusing.
Can I ask on a scale of 10, how would you rate the 28mm in terms of IQ and sharpness?
I m intending to get it.
I intend to downgrade my 5dm2+24-105 to 7d+15-85 because of underuse due to weight and cost. I also prefer a super responsive cam to shot my kids running around.
With flash and iso1600, I suppose both setup will have similar iq right ?
Is this a bad bad idea ???
Hi guys,
i just got my 5dmark II and a 35L lens, and i would like to invest on one good zoom lens for landscape.
any recommendations from the seniors here? my shots are mainly street, portrait and landscapes.
EvilMrK said:Bite the bullet and get 70-200 F2.8L IS MK2
What he wants is lens for landscape, 70-200 not to suitable. Personally, I have the 70-200 F2.8L IS MK2 and 16-35 F2.8 Mk2 and I find that 16-35 is more suitable for landscape.
16-35 is without a doubt the choice for landscape... No brainers. Unless the landscape that he wants is the The Great Canyon or some mountainous region.