r1ch wrote: Well, it depends on what you shoot.
I would get a full frame.
the 5ds r is $1500 new.
There is a lot of stuff out there used that is FF
Not all megapixels are the same. FF are better, Medium format are better than FF, because they are bigger (there are caveats).Esseff wrote: The 90D has 33 megapixels, way more than the 18mp of my 600D. That was the main motivator behind choosing that one. Plus it takes the lenses I already have (all EF-S). If the 5DS uses those too and has high a high mp count (which I'm told is better for landscapes) then, sure, it's on the list. I'll have to check it out. Cheers.
I just see it's an older camera. Several years older than the 90D. More mp though. And both lines have been discontinued.
r1ch wrote:
Not all megapixels are the same. FF are better, Medium format are better than FF, because they are bigger (there are caveats).Esseff wrote: The 90D has 33 megapixels, way more than the 18mp of my 600D. That was the main motivator behind choosing that one. Plus it takes the lenses I already have (all EF-S). If the 5DS uses those too and has high a high mp count (which I'm told is better for landscapes) then, sure, it's on the list. I'll have to check it out. Cheers.
I just see it's an older camera. Several years older than the 90D. More mp though. And both lines have been discontinued.
I just noticed that my image quality went up when I got a FF camera. Unfortunately the 5ds r at 50mp does not accept ef-s. You would need to go to an R5, and it would be in crop mode(17mp) when using ef-s lenses.
The biggest downside to the 90d is the ISO, actually any apsc camera suffers at high ISO. Most people don't shoot above 800-1600 iso.
But don't get me wrong. The 90d is a great camera, but after having a 7d with limited ISO range I found the FF to be better. I also did not buy FF lenses for my 7d because I knew I would later upgrade to FF. Canon was lame not to let APSc lenses mount to their EF bodies You will problably stick to APSC which is not a bad thing, but sometimes limiting but probably not for what you are going to use it for.
Get an R5, it will work with your lenses.Esseff wrote: This is the thing... new camera body, not a problem. But new camera and new lenses, that's gonna get expensive.
r1ch wrote: Ok, I watched the rest of Kens video, it is hilarious. Don't watch it if you are sensitive to racism. In case you can't laugh at Ken, one good fact to know this camera is not considered entry level and is built in Japan which is better quality.
r1ch wrote: Nevermind. I see there is a German (which I assume you are) site for Canon and though I cannot read German, it does not look like they have refurbished units there..
This one came with the lens and 1 year warranty. 940 eurosEsseff wrote:
r1ch wrote: Nevermind. I see there is a German (which I assume you are) site for Canon and though I cannot read German, it does not look like they have refurbished units there..
I never thought of going dirctly to Canon... I was gonna buy used from Ebay Kleinanzeigen (our version of Gumtree). Let me see what I can find wrt Canon...
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