kabraxcis wrote:
I\'ve never understood why people think a 50MP will be able to easily crop into 20MP for wildlife with longer lenses.
Unless you are largely filling the frame up to perhaps 20MP of the 50MP, the 50MP camera correctly autofocusing at extremely long distances is difficult, no?
So if an animal is at a distance where 7d2+1000mm will put it at 100% full frame
and a 5ds has whichever focal length that will fill above animal at less than 20MP of the frame, let\'s estimate about 500mm, why is the 5ds better than the 7d2 in this case?
And if the animal doesn\'t fill the 7d2 combo at 100% full frame, then the 5ds will have even more trouble with AF just due to the sheer distance and small size of animal within frame, so I really don\'t see how the 5ds is helpful in reach limited situations.
In non-reach limited situations I can see the merit.
kabraxcis wrote:
I\'ve never understood why people think a 50MP will be able to easily crop into 20MP for wildlife with longer lenses.
Unless you are largely filling the frame up to perhaps 20MP of the 50MP, the 50MP camera correctly autofocusing at extremely long distances is difficult, no?
So if an animal is at a distance where 7d2+1000mm will put it at 100% full frame
and a 5ds has whichever focal length that will fill above animal at less than 20MP of the frame, let\'s estimate about 500mm, why is the 5ds better than the 7d2 in this case?
And if the animal doesn\'t fill the 7d2 combo at 100% full frame, then the 5ds will have even more trouble with AF just due to the sheer distance and small size of animal within frame, so I really don\'t see how the 5ds is helpful in reach limited situations.
In non-reach limited situations I can see the merit.
The 5DS/R can be the same to auto focus at long distances as a 7D2. Particularly when you use the in-camera crop function. If you set the 5DS/R\'s in-camera crop to a 1.6 crop then it\'s the same in the viewfinder as the 7D2 and you have more coverage of the AF points. Therefore the animal would be the same size in the viewfinder as it would be with a 7D2.
Unlike the 7D2 crop sensor, the 5DS/R can shoot in crop mode and still record a Full Frame RAW Image with the crop info appended to the file.
Sep 30, 2015 at 02:58 PM
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