Citiram: |
If you look at the two bodies, and read the white paper, you'll conclude that there is more different between these two bodies, than there is similar. In the controls and handling department, there are more controls and buttons in common with the 5D/30D (dials, joystick, on/off, preview, etc.) than the Mark II. What remains is mostly different. The only buttons that really look to be about the same are the trio on the top left, and the zoom in/out buttons... and of course the shutter release. So handling will be a lot different.
What else.... - more MP.... (not that big of a deal) - totally new sensor with more dynamic range and less noise (a lot) - faster fps - Live View... may not think its a big deal, but I expect it will become so when people learn what it can really do... read the white paper - ability to fine tune your lenses AF - way more fast AF points... amazingly way more - dual Digic III processors.... improved AF performance - focus priority for first shot in AI-Servo (this is huge for me) - highlight priority mode... seems like a big one from the white paper - remote control capability with viewing what the camera sees remotely - dust prevention/removal system - silent drive mode - li-ion battery cuts a half pound from the weight with double capacity - bigger LCD - ISO6400 - increased shutter life Umm... if you aren't getting that the Mark III is a landmark new body, then you really need to read the white paper. I forget the term they used, but they started with a clean sheet of paper to design this body... although they did pull some components (i.e. the trio setting buttons from Mark II, joystick dial from 5D, etc.) from existing bodies. |
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Po moje pa ni čisto tako. Verjetno je tako kot pri audiofilih, ki jih bolj rajcajo same naprave, kot pa glasba, ki jo poslušajo. Vsaj ob branju te in podobnih tem dobi človek tak občutek ... |