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saywhuut wrote:
I've been out of the game for a while, however when going through my archives of old photos of the family, past trips, and a few forgotten wildlife/lansdscape keepers I'm re-sparked to get back into capturing memories.
I've got the Canon 5D classic, and I truly love this camera, but I find myself needing higher ISO a lot even with my 50 1.4 shooting. What I need help with is this question from you all who have much newer and better gear: When you print out some 8x10 and a little larger to frame up on the wall to keep the memories alive, what is the level of difference you can tell from old equipment like my 5D classic vs a 5D MK III/IV, 6D series, Nikon D810, Nikon D850, etc at higher ISO?
I want something good with higher ISO, like 1600 ISO and clean. I'd like to stay full frame and stay with Canon if it makes sense quality wise (honestly just because it's what I'm familiar with). I've read tons of reviews of various bodies, and I'm appreciative of the technical critiques, however I just need some real life feedback of what looks good to hang up on the wall at higher ISOs and keep memories alive.
Your feedback and help is much appreciated! ...Show more →
Hi there,
Looks like 6DII is the very camera you'd be glad to upgrade from your 5D (original): amateur AF system, 6FPS, vari-angle touch screen, clean ISOs up to 6400 (or even 12800), DPAF.
5D4 is too much for your (modest) needs.
Nikon / Fuji / Olympus have their own strengths and weaknesses so you decide if switching is an option. IMHO for general use all systems are almost equal.
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Sep 17, 2017 at 02:20 PM |
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