This was my first Canon digital SLR camera Full CMOS. Before I had owned and operated a Canon 40D, Canon 30D and Canon Rebel XTi. I am a photographer Wedding and sports especially for what they have been able to test the Canon 5D Mark II under these conditions.
I used it for basketball with AI Servo, center focus point, but entered the custom settings and allowed the AF assist points. It worked like a dream, faster and more accurate focusing that my 40D had. While there, the FPS are not ideal for sports, if you can lock the focus like this from the beginning, you can still achieve Amazing Sports photographs. Plus the fact that I was able to shoot at ISO 4000 and have no discernible noise was incredible. The car well-balanced white photos also normally fall to shoot is not what happens in my 40D.
My first wedding all I could say was wow all day. I was making available light photos than ever have dreamed of before. The new screen also made it incredibly easy to determine if something was in focus or not. Can I connect my 40D and 5D2 knew how spoiled the screen that I had done, since the 40D screen looking terrible for me now, whereas before he thought he had a big screen. Of course I was wrong! 920,000 pixels is definitely the way forward on this LCD. At first I shot with the center (point shot) to my approach and focus increasingly nailed. I did a sort of combination of manual, aperture priority and a program (especially for formal)
What I like about it? The viewfinder 98% is impressive. Me like to be able to use UDMA cards in it …
Video! Although I am a video / person nominated by nature, I prefer stills, I have been testing video a little. At Christmas I took some short clips of my nephew and was very happy with their appearance. It's very neat to be able to take high-definition video of a little boy and affecting impressive for a grand opening on background blur. The only drawback is that the files are huge. My 1 clip minutes was more than 300MB, but that's what I get for shooting in 1080!
This camera uses batteries are really holding a charge for a while. I handle mine with the battery at the wedding, and the two batteries after going through more than 500 shots (perhaps about 600 shots that day?) still had about 72% charge left in each of them. I could have shot 3 times that amount, and would require more than charging batteries. Also, the new battery info screen is really neat because You can see what the serial number of the battery loads, so it is much easier to track.
So far I have used a 35 1.4 / L, 135 2 / L, 70-200 f2.8 / L, 50 1.4 and 100 2.8 macro on this camera body and all have worked wonderfully. Do not miss the pop-up flash my 40D since I never used to Anyway, I always throw my 580 EX II at the top when I need flash.
Pachelbel – Canon in D (Wedding Song)
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