MkI or MkII
I want a full frame body but can't justify a 5D for what I use it for. Is the MkII 6D any good ??
MkI or MkII
Yeah for my personal stuff the majority of my images are shot on a Canon 35 f/1.4L (which I'd like to upgrade to the MkII but I rarely actually ever shoot stuff for myself any more so not much point). I find that lens on a FF body has a sweet spot - the thing you're focusing on needs to be roughly 4-6ft away and there's another worldly sense of three-dimensionality from it. Also makes a banging landscape lens.
Yep its a beautiful all rounder. Apparently the mkII (not sure if you've used it?) is sharper but bokeh perhaps not quite so good so not sure if it will have lost some of the magic.KiwiDave wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 6:18 amYeah for my personal stuff the majority of my images are shot on a Canon 35 f/1.4L (which I'd like to upgrade to the MkII but I rarely actually ever shoot stuff for myself any more so not much point). I find that lens on a FF body has a sweet spot - the thing you're focusing on needs to be roughly 4-6ft away and there's another worldly sense of three-dimensionality from it. Also makes a banging landscape lens.
I looked at HDEW for an 80D. Way cheaper than Amazon. Not decided to go for it yet, though I'm getting more and more errors (requiring a switch off/on) with my 40D. Though I only paid £100 for that from a friend some 6 years ago, including 3 batteries. And that was to replace a 30D that I bought from someone on here 10 years ago, sorry I can't remember who that wasOrange Cola wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:22 pm It also appears a company called HDEW are a decent place to buy from and can save you a packet if you don’t mind grey imports which are still warranted locally by the supplier rather than Canon (but still an official canon lens)
KiwiDave wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 11:03 am main thing to note with our work is we shoot it as per old school film - as in it's correct in camera with zero post production. Done for reasons of preserving the digital files forever basically. So all those product shots are achieved through lighting and technique only.