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July 31st, 2010

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I am looking to buy a Canon EOS digital camera and taking into account the D7 and D50, who buys and why?

If you have another suggestion that's fine, but that has to be a Canon Eos, so you can change the lenses between that and my film camera. Thanks!

I think really means the 50D and 7D … I own the 7D and 40D had the (almost identical to the 50D) before it. I currently shoot the 7D and 5D Mark II. The 50D is a camera solid and if I did not own or could not find a 40D, I will certainly consider it. I think Canon rushed to 15MP sensor in the camera market and could have been better had they simply adapted the 12MP sensor in the XSi EOS 50D 450D/Rebel to. All told, the only drawback of this camera over the 40D is larger which is quite noisy 15MP sensor. Now, the 7D is a camera that has probably saved the skin of Canon professional and semi-professional camera market. For my part, was about to jump ship to this Nikon camera to arrive. The 7D is a better camera than the 50D in all actions is also better than the 5D Mark II in every way except one is not a full frame camera. In any case, the 7D has weather seals similar to those found in the series 1D/1Ds and autofocus system is Best Short exists makes Canon's new 1D Mark IV. In continuous shooting, the 7D shoots up to 8 frames per second (50D maxes a 6), but the speed is real depends 7D the available light. In particular, the measurement system will void your desired speed, if the meter reads a dark exposure, even in manual mode. This is not something that happens often in conditions of good lighting, but I've seen what happens during filming or shooting indoors or in other outdoor overcast conditions potentially dark. It's annoying, but occasionally, it is not enough to negate all other benefits of the camera. If you have the money, the 7D is really a fantastic camera. Another thing to consider is a used / refurbished 5D. The original 5D, unlike the 50D and 7D, sports a full frame sensor with the dimensions that are identical to that of a frame 35mm film. This means that the lenses have the same field of view on this camera as they do in the current film camera. So if you go this route, no confusion crop factors and waive any wide-angle coverage you may have with 24mm or 28mm lenses. I will say this, unless you need the speed of the 7D life is better with a full frame camera. I feel very fortunate to be able to have both but if I have only one, and I knew then what I know now, I would have bought a 5D instead of the 7D. It is no exaggeration to say, the original 5D, though that has been around for five years, still smoking the 7D and all other cameras crop-body in the market for image quality, regardless of manufacture. As they say in racing, there is no replacement for displacement. The 5D's sensor full size has larger photo sites, a signal to noise ratio higher and therefore better image quality than is possible in a cut from the same sensor resolution or higher.

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What objectives should I buy for cheap my Canon digital SLR camera enough zoom?

I have a Canon digital SLR camera and I'm Thinking of buying glasses. I'm looking for some quality goals for affordable prices.

If you own a Canon then no doubt the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 for about $ 100 you have great professional lenses.