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Originally Posted by The1
on a side note in favor of the 7D, you can attach more lenses to it then you can with the full frame bodies. which is a pretty big bonus in some peoples eyes.
the 7D can also remotely trigger flashes that are off the camera, which has proven pretty fun.
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It's only a bonus if you want to save money on lenses by not buying L lenses. That being said, there are some exceptions to that rule, like the EF-S 10-22mm, etc.
You can remote trigger pretty easily with some affordable, yet durable Paul C. Buff CyberSync modules.
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Originally Posted by khaye1
Now you're just confusing the hell out of me.  I forgot about the flash, the freakin 5Dii don't even have one
BTW there's a refurbed 5Dii for $1999...thoughts on refurbs? |
If built-in flash is a deal breaker, get a 7D over the 5D2.
I've had 0 problems with any of my refurbished Canon equipment. Some of the lenses even look brand new. My refurb 5D2 came with 734 actuations, which I'm with, since I saved a
ton of money over buying brand new.