As a landscape (tripod) focussed guy at 65% off I would jump.
Its not unique to the camera, its a function of high resolution requiring faster shutter speed or more stability or IS to achieve maximum resolution. If you shooting with an is lens it won\'t be as bad. But if you are pixel peeping - you may not like it as much even though it has as much sharpness blown up the same size as you 5diii.
However, there are other reasons that the 5diii is better or worse than the 5dsr. There is a long lag between shooting and seeing the histogram in 5dsr. Battery life is not as long as 5diii. The burst capability of 5dii is longer. fps is higher on 5diii. The 5dsr has a bulb timer. The 5dsr has delay to from mirror lockup.
Jan 09, 2016 at 03:35 PM
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