7D vs 60D vs T4i

elan7e

Everybody said that they have more or less the same IQ.

I checked photography-on-the-net and flickr. I feel 7D > 60D > T4i in terms of IQ.

Is it because the owners of 7D invest more in the lens so the outcome is better? Or the technique of them is higher level. Or I have something wrong in the judgement or I have 偏見?

嘉嘉

to make the comparison actually comparable

you should look at images from these body with the same lens

elan7e

回復 2# 嘉嘉


It is impossible for me to carry out this experiment.

lo_pak

回復 3# elan7e

7D is a more versatile body than the other 2 bodies... Better focusing, micro adjustment, quicker response, etc...

Depends on what type of photography you are shooting. For still non-moving target, results should be the same or super close; whereas, for moving target,  the results can vary by quite a bit...

imvitasoy

7D 好重...

lo_pak

回復 5# imvitasoy

Heavy body is more ideal if you are pairing with a heavier lens. The center of gravity is more balance at your wrist. Light body with heavier lens can hurt your wrist easily.

Look4chrisng

I think  the sensors are pretty much the same.   The different is the controls/focus speed of the camera.  Unless, you speed is very important.  I wouldn't invest money on corp sensors.

lo_pak

回復 7# Look4chrisng

Yes and no, depends on how many upgrades you are proposing in the future...

Look4chrisng

It is in fact cheaper to buy full frame cameras depending on what kind of look you want.

Say, if you want the look of 50mm F1.4 look in 35mm format.  It is cheaper to buy a 5D and a 50mm, than a T4i and 35mm f1.4.

Unless you shoot birds or are a pervert, then corp cameras make sense.

Look4chrisng

i mean not make sense.