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      06-22-2011, 12:13 PM   #656
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Originally Posted by dcstep View Post
The 7D's pixel-pitch allows for more detail, but at the expense of noise at higher ISOs. Here's the way I decide between my 7D and my 5D2; if I'm shooting telephoto and likely to crop, I use the 7D; however, if I'm shooting at high-ISO (3200 and above) and or I plan to crop very little (like for scenics, travel, street shooting, etc.) then I use the 5D2.

Both are fantastic cameras and I consider myself very fortunate to own both.

Dave
this is also why i like using the 5DII for shooting people in non sports situations, I don't really need to count their pores. and i get better colours with the camera with it's natural abilities. However, as i'm shooting more raw now, the colour isn't as much of an issue anymore.



5DmkII = portrait, landscape, wide angle, and narrow DOF (or emphasized depending how you look at it)
7D = sports, action, telephoto/wildlife, precision focusing, and occasionally portrait as it can remotely set off my to flashes without needing to use my pocket wizzards.
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