...5DII can compare focussing with D7000?.hmmmm....anyway TS stand to loose less now if he switch rather than after accumulating an armoury of lenses....
EOS 600D Change to Nikon D7000 or D300?
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...5DII can compare focussing with D7000?.hmmmm....anyway TS stand to loose less now if he switch rather than after accumulating an armoury of lenses....
You can compare all this in the camera shop. Or just go to Canon and Nikon service centre.
IMHO, 7D with 15-85 shouldn't be an issue. Unless you consider the AF speed slow, when generally people find it fast to cope with most situations.
And faster AF speed doesn't mean it is accurate.
I worry about both AF and IQ. Was thinking about changing to 7D. But still quite new second hand price still ex.
Of course nikon d7000 AF faster they have so many cross point AF, 600d only have 1 in the middle, u ned to compare canon 600d n nikon d5100 where both hav only 1 middle cross point. U can compare 60d vs d7000 n c which AF faster. Hav to compare apple with apple not apple with pear. Hope it helps btw I do feel nikon images shaper even though I'm canon 600d too
btw I do feel nikon images shaper even though I'm canon 600d tooThe rumor thing goes saying D4 & D400 will be out end of August 2011.
You might want to hang on with your current cam think through whether you really want to switch camp. Think carefully first, not to be in a haste...
my experience was that when I sold away Canon cam, I waited about 2 weeks later then I got the D300s.
The 2 weeks was quite slow, I spent lots of time reading up about the body and lenses.
You might want to hang on with your current cam think through whether you really want to switch camp. Think carefully first, not to be in a haste...
my experience was that when I sold away Canon cam, I waited about 2 weeks later then I got the D300s.
The 2 weeks was quite slow, I spent lots of time reading up about the body and lenses.
I think the 5D first gen only costs $1500 second hand. Although D7k is much newer and has more features, sticking to canon is much wiser. If you are really leaning towards nikon more or have decided to, then welcome to the dark side.
By the way, D7000 and D300 are both different levels. Here's how it roughly works
D5k/D3k/D3100/D5100 - 500D/550D/600D
D90/D7000 - 50D/60D
D300/D300s - 7D
D700 - 5D series
D3/D3s/D3x - 1Ds mkIII (1DmkIII/1DmkIV)
Popsicles said:
My personal point of view is that if u decides to switch, better to switch now as 600D should get you better price due to it's still the current model. And you can share lens with your bro who is also on nikon.
But d7000 hunts badly in low light too, at least my d7000 does it even with fast lens at the so called 8 crossed sensors. Only the centre af point is reliable at low light. Maybe my cam got issues. not sure.
in wad way the IQ's bad?
if im not wrong, 600D's sensor is the same as its predecessor, which is also the same as 7D's. why worry about IQ and AF when it comes to 7D though? there r so many satisfied users out there, and there r many many nice photos captured using that camera online. i dun see how it can hinder ur decision when it comes to AF n IQ of this cam. furthemore, 7D's AF is already pretty quick, since it has 19 cross-type AF points.
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Frankly, looks more like its a heart problem more than a head problem
Change your heart if its a heart problem
If its a head problem then lets look at it this way:
1. You are comparing D600 (entry+) with D7k (good mid-level)
2. There are 2 more equivalent options 60D and 7D. 7D is known to have fast AF speed.
3. You are comparing kit lenses on both cameras or different? This can affect AF speed.
4. Is AF speed so critical? 1/2s, 1s, 2s difference? To make all this change worth while?
On the plus side, your logic is 'sound'. If you can sell off at $1700, You loose a bit, but you get rid of a heart problem which can eat into you.
On the other hand, you only have 1 lens rather than 3 lenses.
Think over it, if its worth the cost and trouble.
Try out the 60D and 7D first, before deciding.
Change your heart if its a heart problem
If its a head problem then lets look at it this way:
1. You are comparing D600 (entry+) with D7k (good mid-level)
2. There are 2 more equivalent options 60D and 7D. 7D is known to have fast AF speed.
3. You are comparing kit lenses on both cameras or different? This can affect AF speed.
4. Is AF speed so critical? 1/2s, 1s, 2s difference? To make all this change worth while?
On the plus side, your logic is 'sound'. If you can sell off at $1700, You loose a bit, but you get rid of a heart problem which can eat into you.
On the other hand, you only have 1 lens rather than 3 lenses.
Think over it, if its worth the cost and trouble.
Try out the 60D and 7D first, before deciding.
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nuff saidTS already mention that he/she like the D7000 better than 600D so what's the point of talking it down, just join the dark side lorh lol XD
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