7D Mark II this time next year?

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<p>For me, the pop-up is a huge selling point relative to the full frame cameras.</p>

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<p>Indeed, especially when it is combined with a built-in master ability and a tiny but very capable 270EX II.</p>

<p>Happy shooting,<br>

Yakim. </p>

<p>The existing 7D is a well designed and high-quality dSLR. I use mine as the primary for shooting weddings and portrait photography. </p>

<p>Improvements/enhancements for a 7D Mark II:<br />1. Vari-Angle 3" LCD (same as 3Ti)<br />2. Larger quanity AF points<br />3. Five or more frames for HDR with specific HDR function (same as Nikon D7000)<br />4. Same processors as 5D Mark III<br />5. Movie AF<br />6. Twenty or more face recognition</p>

<p>That's my wish list for the Canon 7D Mark II</p>

 

<p>I'd buy that in a heartbeat.</p>

<p>Happy shooting,<br>

Yakim. </p>

<p>Just in case Canon is watching, many of us do NOT want a Vari-Angle LCD.</p>

<p>I must admit that I have a canon P&S with a Vari-Angle LCD. Hardly ever take advantage of it -> except if I am pointing the camera at MYSELF.</p>

<p>Although to be honest, I have become pretty skilled at dSLR self portraits, and rarely miss despite not being able to use the view finder to compose. It is a bit awkward with a flash attached. :) (no. . .I don't do this with a 85mm lens!)</p>

 

<p>I always use the Vari-Angle LCD on my Canon PowerShot G12. I would definitely use it if it was available on any of the 1Ds and 5D series DSLRs. It comes in handy shooting concerts.</p>

<p>One of the things I really liked in the A33 was the Vari-Angle LCD. Unfortunately, this and the AF in video mode was the only things I liked about it.</p>

<p>Happy shooting,<br>

Yakim. </p>

<p>My advice is to move away from the 7D, except in the case the noise is not a matter of chose.<br /> Look to this photo @ISO 100 ( A cropped area )<br /><br /></p><div></div>

<p>How did you manage to get that much noise?</p>

<p>This is my stylistic in art !.</p>