New answers tagged canon-7d
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I would use use Aperture priority and leave the camera to sort of the shutter speed, this way you get a reasonable balanced exposure throughout.
Just what aperture will depend on the subject, and that requires some trial shots.
but, if you include the sun in the frame then you are going to have a problem, unless you want large parts of the sky burnt out ...
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I saw a post that suggested putting the camera body in the freezer for 6 minutes. Tried it, didn't work. Yesterday I thought I would try it again for a little longer. I put the camera body in the freezer at 10 am. At 6 pm. While working the discus event with my secretary, she said "hey you know there is a camera in the freezer?" Panic. It was frosty. ...
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In my opinion, the 7D created a space between the x0D series (through the 50D) and the 1D series. In the same way, the 60D created a space between the xoD series (through the 50D) and the Rebel/x00D series. As such, the 50D had no true successor.
For me the biggest differences are:
The 50D and the 7D have Auto Focus Micro Adjustment (AFMA) and the 60D ...
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It probably makes a bit more sense to think about Canon's product line as branching and merging over time, rather than maintaining a static relationship from top to bottom.
The x0D line used to sit neatly between Canon's consumer-oriented Rebel (in the US) line and their 1D line for pros. Just as the Rebels branched into lesser Rebels and greater Rebels ...
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There is no official successor anywhere, people deduce it based on model numbers.
For the 50D, the 60D is the numeric successor and it does supersede it in most features. A few were lost which is why some people say that 60D is not the right successor. This does happen from time-to-time.
The 7D is a much higher-end camera and is really for a ...
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While we don't deal with shopping questions on this site because they are too localized in time and needs, your questions are answered more generically by What to look for in a flash and What do I gain from moving to a full frame?
As far as lenses for events go, your costs are a big factor, but for parties you'll want something that goes from fairly wide to ...
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