Tilt screen, DPAF, weight, GPS, are all features that you don't get on the 5D Mark III. Your beginning career could be tarnished if you're shooting a wedding and tell your clients that you had a hardware failure and lost half the photos. There's a reason you get car insurance for example. Don't let that "oh well it's so rare" mindset get you. If you shoot in decent lighting, get the 5D III, it's great in -2EV and above.ĭual SD Card slots is a must for event photography. The low light AF performance was vastly worse on the 5D III, as in even with a single point, the AF system would hunt to find the subject. I went from a 6D using the center point which is sensitive down to -3EV to the -2EV on the 5D Mark III. If you shoot low light moving subjects, go with the 6D Mark II. Both are great cameras but there are a few features that will make you go one way or another. The buying guides are an excellent source for helping new photographers narrow down their choices. For those who are brand new to photograhpy, it is recommended that you start by doing your own research. Research that you have already done - It is super important that you describe (in detail) any information that you have come across that has either helped or confused you toward choosing new gear. Oh, and phrases like "that doesn't break the bank"/"cheap"/"easy on the wallet" aren't helpful. Budget is important because we all have an amount that we just aren't comfortable spending (regardless of the "deal"). Rest be assured - if you offer a budget of $1000, 99% of the time, any recommendations you get will include the "if you spend $1100, you can get this" response. This is a hard one for many because it always elicits that "but what if I'm missing out on this great feature if I only spend just a bit more" feeling (especially for new photographers). If you are looking to upgrade, describe the limitations of your current gear setup that are convincing you that a new piece of gear will help to overcome those limitations.Īny info/product you're considering (and why) - If you are trying to choose between two camera bodies (for example), describe why you are considering those bodies, and any specific features that you need.īudget. "Just looking to get started" isn't a viable answer. What will be the use case for this new gear? - Be sure to state what your specific photography goals are.
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