Canon EOS 5D Mark II

So Anyways, yeah, not as bad as I thought but it doesn't take away from the overall point of the video And actually using the camera while on video mo...

Which Brings me on to my pros and cons,: is this camera worth getting in 2020 and beyond? And That really comes down to what you're looking for in a c...

It's not just heavier by itself but the lens would most probably be heavier, adding an external monitor makes it bigger and heavier, requires a more s...

Well actually I think it is, I think for a lot of people this would still be a reasonable camera to buy. You know you have access to some great lenses...

Canon EOS RP or 5D Mark II and a BMPCC. (build up the rig over time or get the RP or 5D for now and wait on the Black Magic). Also have been looking (Less so) at Sony, but I think I’m leaning Canon as that’s what I’m familiar with and have some (not much) glass. Also don’t have any definite preference to mirrorless, just thinking that’s a safer bet based on where the industry is headed.

As a rule I work with a Canon 1D and 1Ds. I've long had my eye on the 5D, though have purchased the Rebel XTi and XSi as in the field back-up cameras and for assistants to use. I remember the same rush with price gouging by Amazon and other distributers when the XTi and XSi first became available; m...

a photo shot with that camera and a very nice prime lens.

In real world and in the studio, I'm shocked at the image quality difference from my old 5D I bought 4 years ago. I'm kicking myself for not buying this earlier. Color fidelity, contrast, sharpness, color balance, focusing all better. I'm surprised that the extra resolution really did help. The larg...

Check out the Canon EOS C100 Mark ii… it’s right in your price range and a fantastic cinema camera for the price. It is larger than the mirrorless cameras you listed but features all the pro features that come with a dedicated video camera.

I'll leave the number crunching to the pocket-protector folks who do their thing much better than I could (or would care to). I just want to pass on my experience so far with this camera after about a year of owning it. The good: love the ergonomics of this camera, the solid feel and the overall han...