raydio
Senior Member
I get the same stares. A battery grip and a white telephoto lens makes it even worse!
OFFICIAL: CANON EOS 5D Mark III - User Thread - Part 5
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I get the same stares. A battery grip and a white telephoto lens makes it even worse!
blurboiboi
Senior Member
Stares only is good already .. i used the cam with a 300 2.8 mkii before... ppl come up to me to chit chat.. haha.. ask me heavy or not.. exp or not... good or not.. kekke
86proshooter
Member
Seriously guys, how would you answer when your friends/colleagues ask you how much
is the 5Dmark III?
ricleo
Senior Member
I'll just smile and try to avoid the question..:bsmilie:
raydio
Senior Member
Well since you ask "seriously"...
I think that this question may be culturally based. In Canada I rarely get asked how much my things are. However within a week of arriving in Singapore a few years ago, I bought a brand new bicycle. As I left the front door of the shop with my newly purchased bicycle, a stranger whom I'd never met before, asked me how much I paid for the bike.
Not expecting a question like this from a stranger I was shocked. So I hesitated for a second or two and replied, "A bit of money". He asked again, "How much did you pay"? I repeated, "a bit of money". He wouldn't let the question drop so he asked me a third time. I didn't know what else to say so I disclosed the exact amount and rode off.
86proshooter
Member
"Culture" which I understand as I also have friends from overseas. Same tactics in your quote that I used to evade people from
asking how much is the 5D mk iii.
Aiyo just use the method from most shop. ... about $4000, about $3000 etc.... kekekeke
Just to share my experience on this. Was in Penang just this week for a short visit
with family and as usual lugged my 5DKIII along. After eating in hotel restaurant
had asked help from a waitress to take a family group shot.
After which she said 'I only thought professionals carry this type of camera' I just
gave her a broad grin and said not necessary.
with family and as usual lugged my 5DKIII along. After eating in hotel restaurant
had asked help from a waitress to take a family group shot.
After which she said 'I only thought professionals carry this type of camera' I just
gave her a broad grin and said not necessary.
Hi bro, any idea if there is any shop in particular that sells grey set but with 0% installment?
Mine is fine. Button a bit more sensitive but once you get used to it, should be easy to locate the half press.
iamseanism
New Member
If you don't like this setting, you can always customised your buttons. I had my AF set to the AF On button, half press allows metering. My Ai Servo to the DOF button. Which I've find it useful.
raydio
Senior Member
If Canon were to introduce the Canon 5D Mark IV this year (2014 - I know that its still too early for a new model), what features would you want in it?
For me, I would like the following:
- a megapixel increase to 30mp
- increased dynamic range
- built-in flash (for fill light)
- GPS
- Wifi
For me, I would like the following:
- a megapixel increase to 30mp
- increased dynamic range
- built-in flash (for fill light)
- GPS
- Wifi
With all the new FF cameras out from key competitors (Nikon, Sony), I think Canon should bring in a 5D mark IV soon.
Or perhaps, bring in a old-fashioned style camera, like what Nikon did for their Df?
Canon has a couple of very nice old-style cameras and should be easy to create one?
Or perhaps, bring in a old-fashioned style camera, like what Nikon did for their Df?
Canon has a couple of very nice old-style cameras and should be easy to create one?
And Metering based on focus point...
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