Greetings all
I'm after your honest opinions please, I currently shoot aA77 and 70-200 F2.8 and although I get good results for my needs in decent lighting (although the keeper rate is not brilliant due to the A77 autofocus system I believe ) when the light is poor the results are dreadful at anything over ISO 2000.
So I think it's time to upgrade my gear, I mainly shoot Rugby League and Roller Derby - I'm only talking amateur level rugby here with shocking lights and the Roller Derby is always in poorly lit sports halls or similar - I can't decide between a Nikon D750 or a Canon 7D mk2. The 7d frame rate appeals as does the autofocus system but the D750's ISO performance looks so much better than the 7D and the group autofocus looks superb although the fram rate leaves me thinking I may want more.
Will initially start with OEM 70-200 f2.8 glass whatever way I go.
All opinions and user experience would be greatly appreciated - I much prefer to hear it from the horses mouth so to speak rather than magazine reviews.
Cheers
I'm after your honest opinions please, I currently shoot aA77 and 70-200 F2.8 and although I get good results for my needs in decent lighting (although the keeper rate is not brilliant due to the A77 autofocus system I believe ) when the light is poor the results are dreadful at anything over ISO 2000.
So I think it's time to upgrade my gear, I mainly shoot Rugby League and Roller Derby - I'm only talking amateur level rugby here with shocking lights and the Roller Derby is always in poorly lit sports halls or similar - I can't decide between a Nikon D750 or a Canon 7D mk2. The 7d frame rate appeals as does the autofocus system but the D750's ISO performance looks so much better than the 7D and the group autofocus looks superb although the fram rate leaves me thinking I may want more.
Will initially start with OEM 70-200 f2.8 glass whatever way I go.
All opinions and user experience would be greatly appreciated - I much prefer to hear it from the horses mouth so to speak rather than magazine reviews.
Cheers