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MomentCapture said:Sorry but it's a fact, 7D's image quality can't compete with the 5DC...
"As for the pixels in the 7D being of little use on heavy cropping, the paper that I was filing for might tend to disagree with you."
I'd be interested in seeing those files, were they the ones I saw on your flickr?
Who's talking about a 5D? Go back and read the original question which was asking about a 7D v a 1DMkIII.
If you're looking at my Flickr, then the Exif's intact so you can see what I was using. The icon should have given you a hint.
There are enough of my photos floating about in the sports section to show what I am talking about.
The link jm2 posted is a revised 7D vs. 5Dc comparison.
http://digitalphotobuzz.com/canon-7d-iso-review
He says the one you linked to was conducted with the 7D using noise reduction.
In this revised review, the 7D shots are sharper and clearly show more detail on the objects.
Yeh I just had a look, I also compared the 5Dc's file from the previous review, and the one with noise reduction off, is softer than with noise reduction on?
Hmm doesn't add up to me...
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I agree, focus seems to be off, maybe due to changes in light or something fooling the 5D's AF?
Surely that reviewer isn't guilty of 'user error'?![]()
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Many review and user experiences confirm the 7D to be softer than most other camera's, and needs more processing...
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Many review and user experiences confirm the 7D to be softer than most other camera's, and needs more processing...
Most cameras meaning what?
In the price bracket it is well respected. I always have issue with how "Soft" things are. Pixel peeping aside, what are the differences in real world use?
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Many review and user experiences confirm the 7D to be softer than most other camera's, and needs more processing...
You seem to be basing you arguments off these reviews, then when they don't add up you seem to say user error. If it isn't based on a lot of practical experience, to completely bash a camera and then compare it to one that isn't even being discussed seems irrelevant and is not helpful.
For the OP. Both will serve you very well. 1Diii has the pro body feel a lot more and will be more robust, but the 7D is a great camera too.
What gear do you currently have as this may factor in to your choice.
I think then my money would go 1Diii. Superior build quality pro level body. Would compliment the 5Dii nicely. Portraits would obviously be a 5D2 thing and soley sports I would put my money there as long as you can deal with the crop factor.
Angle of Viewbtw what does AoV mean
I'd go for the 1D3, I had one for a year before downgrading to a 40D. I found the 40D a step down too far so I eventualy picked up a 7D again. When the 7D hits it's superb, but I got more keepers from the 1D3. I've also now picked up a 1Ds2 which I use alongside the 7D, they compliment each other well in a FF/crop way. If I do my part well there is very little difference in IQ (apart from the obvious FF DoF and AoV differences)
