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Your 6D never misses focus? I am going to raise the BS flag on that one. That is like saying I have never faked the big "O."Considering my 6D never misses focus in a simple straightforward portrait studio environment with controlled lighting, this is not possible.I can tell you 5D focusing system destroys that of the 6D.
You can't blow perfect performance for the task out of the water, it doesn't make any sense.
I have acknowledged that is an advantage all along. But for a non-pro (assuming he is one), who is unlikely to often have a memory card with anything close to $1500 worth of photos on it, it is not logical to pay an extra $1500 for memory card insurance.You also dismissed the extra memory card slot.
And if he is a pro, I already suggested he get the more expensive cameras.
No it doesn't. If a given camera already performs better than you need in a given task, it makes no difference how much better another one is. Therefore it is irrelevant how much you do or do not have experience with it either way. If they sold a camera that cost $3000 more, and was able to track fast moving objects 12x faster, and had 250 AF cross points up to f/8, and transformed into a pontoon bridge when needed? It wouldn't matter if I only shoot portraits, and I could confidently decide not to buy it, even if I had never touched one.It adds weight to any argument you might have.
Just like I don't buy bank vault doors for my apartment, or titanium disc brakes and shocks for my bike that I only use to commute 15 minutes to work with, or liquid helium cooling for my desktop computer, or whatever. Even though I've never tested any of those things.
That is like saying I have never faked the big "O."
kathyt said:Your 6D never misses focus? I am going to raise the BS flag on that one. That is like saying I have never faked the big "O."
As in so many cases in which the Big "O" is faked to get it over with, we just want to put a stop to this thread...
Do we have an expert on this subject?As in so many cases in which the Big "O" is faked to get it over with, we just want to put a stop to this thread...
Sorry but I like to keep a thread going until it delivers. Sometimes you have to switch tactics, change your position etc... But never give up!
I just changed the man. It worked perfectly!As in so many cases in which the Big "O" is faked to get it over with, we just want to put a stop to this thread...
Sorry but I like to keep a thread going until it delivers. Sometimes you have to switch tactics, change your position etc... But never give up!
But..................But....................But.......last night you told me you never fake anything.:cry:Your 6D never misses focus? I am going to raise the BS flag on that one. That is like saying I have never faked the big "O."Considering my 6D never misses focus in a simple straightforward portrait studio environment with controlled lighting, this is not possible.I can tell you 5D focusing system destroys that of the 6D.
You can't blow perfect performance for the task out of the water, it doesn't make any sense.
I have acknowledged that is an advantage all along. But for a non-pro (assuming he is one), who is unlikely to often have a memory card with anything close to $1500 worth of photos on it, it is not logical to pay an extra $1500 for memory card insurance.
And if he is a pro, I already suggested he get the more expensive cameras.
No it doesn't. If a given camera already performs better than you need in a given task, it makes no difference how much better another one is. Therefore it is irrelevant how much you do or do not have experience with it either way. If they sold a camera that cost $3000 more, and was able to track fast moving objects 12x faster, and had 250 AF cross points up to f/8, and transformed into a pontoon bridge when needed? It wouldn't matter if I only shoot portraits, and I could confidently decide not to buy it, even if I had never touched one.It adds weight to any argument you might have.
Just like I don't buy bank vault doors for my apartment, or titanium disc brakes and shocks for my bike that I only use to commute 15 minutes to work with, or liquid helium cooling for my desktop computer, or whatever. Even though I've never tested any of those things.
That's not what I wrote. I said the 6D never misses focus in a portrait studio with controlled lighting. And indeed it doesn't.Your 6D never misses focus? I am going to raise the BS flag on that one. That is like saying I have never faked the big "O."