Why I wanted a Canon 7D for Christmas, and why I didn’t get one
Ever since the Canon 7D came out, I’ve secretly been wanting to get my hands on one of them. it has a 1.6 focal length multiplier, around 8 frames pr. second, and video capability.
ISO performance as high as 12800 in a tight place (and “do-able” up until 3200), and a viewfinder that shows you everything, instead of the small one I have now.
The price here in Denmark, and that’s probably where I’ll wanna buy it for insurance reasons, is around 2 grand for the body alone, with the exchange rate at approx. 5 DKK = 1 $, which is also why I wont get one.
I’m hoping the price will go down…
Oh yea, all you nay sayers out there, here’s the fix to the ghosting image problem, the new 7D firmware update version 1.1.0.
While surfing the web I came across a post on one of my favourite photography websites fredmiranda.com linking to a Vimeo video of the wonder in action.
To see what this little beauty can do, when it comes to video, check out these video’s below.
The guy even made an 8 minute long “how it was done” video
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