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more about #5dmkii jayhawk11 owns property now!!!: This seems like a 15 year old's wet dream. Nothing but drunk girls in bikini's for a minute, then nothing but Navy SEALS hosing down the deck with tes... more » christopherbrosz: You know I actually have noticed the difference, stuff filmed with digital has a unnatural movement. I can get used to it when it is all film or all d... more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Well, I see the point. There's a good enough gap that experts will be able to tell the difference, but it's getting harder nowadays... which is really... more » Elad Drory: Isn't it kind of ridiculous trying to seperate digital from film when viewed in digital form? I mean, either way, if I'm watching this on a computer,... more » White_Redeemer: And if I fail his contest, will he unleash Christian Bale to yell at me about how bad I am? #shanehurlbutcontest more » 89macrunner: i hate when people call the 5d MKII a consumer device...its $5000!!! how is that a consumer device! #shanehurlbutcontest more » Eugenia: Oh, this is annoying. EVERY one of my downloading efforts for his HD videos time outs before it finishes downloading the file. His server needs tweaki... more » Eugenia: Yeah, a lot of the shots are with the 5D. Especially the ones that are a little bit slow-mo (shot in 30p and then slowed down'ed 25% to 24p). It's gr... more » nerdtalker: I can definitely tell which shots are film, but telling the two digital sources apart... that's a whole 'nother level. #shanehurlbutcontest more » Purple Dave: All I need to know is what's the deal with the flower-petal bit on the end of the lens? I've seen them before, but never had a clear explanation for t... more » Husar: Please stop doing camera reviews. All your photos suck and don't do justice to the cameras. more » balls187: Hey John, which lenses did you use for this shoot-out? In the picture it looks like the canon 24-105 f4 L, which is a nice lens, but the 24-70 f2.8L i... more » ralfhutter: Having been through the last Canon Vs. Nikon round. I will remain neutral and say that I'm very pleased to see both companies producing such stellar e... more » discounteggroll: regardless, our wallets are the real losers when it comes to these bodies more » balls187: Conclusion: If you have bank, it's a great time to be a Canon or Nikon guy. It's great (except to the wallet) that both companies are making each othe... more » alowishus wants to run a Saab Sonett III at LeMons: Oh, wonderful kitteh footage. That made my morning. Beautiful. My brother-in-law as a MKII and it's amazing. Mainly because it shoots full HD video. B... more » ripfire: Damn, that thing takes nice videos. more » ripfire: Noise? Pfft. I'd like to think of it as digital grain. more » smellslikedan: I have both cameras. I think the Nikon is a little more adjustment friendly than the Canon. Just about everything is at your fingertips on the D700 wh... more » P3nnst8r: In the end, if you're an established dSLR photographer willing to drop the money, your selection has already been made for you. more » -
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Terminator: Salvation's Director of Photography Asks: Can You Tell the Difference Between Film and Digital?
Shane Hurlbut, who's been DP on, ahem, illustrious projects like Terminator: Salvation, is a huge proponent of consumer DSLRs, especially the Canon 5D MKII. Now, he's challenging viewers to separate digital from film shots in his new movie. Can you? More » -
#cameras
Underwater Camera Cases, Video DSLRs Are a Match Made In Fish Heaven
Most popular, mid-to-high-range DSLRs eventually get their own waterproof diving cases, but this one is special. It's a Sea&Sea housing for a Canon 5D Mk II, and it lets you take videos like this:
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Canon 5D Mark II vs. Nikon D700 Review Shoot-Out
For the last few months, we've been shooting with the two hottest cameras on the market. Lucky us. If you've been eyeing either one of these for purchase, here's everything you need to know. More » -
#5dmarkiihandson
Hands-On: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
We got our hands on Canon's brand-new full-HD shooting 5D Mk II monster tonight, and well, yeah, we want it just as much as we did last night—even though Canon wouldn't let us pop our own CF cards in for some test shots and vids. We're not mad though—we ran through live view, video mode autofocus and everything else you can do with an SLR with no CF (ie: grope, grope, grope). Let's look. More »
