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  • this is the worst pool tutorial ever, you are a terrible player

  • @souporsalad2010 I think you missed the point of the video, mate.

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  • this is not a pool tutorial! It is comparing the two types of cameras for their recording function.

    He is not intending to show his pool skill. Don't be mean.

  • @souporsalad2010 this is a pool tutorial?

  • @lucas5150 lol 

  • @StefanVideoBlog but the full frame system just works for pictures, not video.

  • @Sohei and on the video mode the 7D, 60D and the 600D (T3i) are EXACTLY the same camera

  • @lonegarrison more mega pixels does not equal better quality

  • @Sohei The 5d has 21.2 mega pixels (better quality) when the 7d has 18 mega pixels. The reason why the 7d cost more than the T2i when it has the exact same mega pixels, is because it has more options for photo taking.

  • @arjunnarayen thats what ive been trying to say for this past 4 weeks...

  • @CineMaxProd94 5d have full frame sensor

  • @Sohei Agree with you on video but it really depends what you're doing for photo.

  • @CineMaxProd94 do you know anything about twixtor?

    watch video on vimeo 7D 2000 fps and Silent Transitions [6000fps]

    5D has 3fps SLOW, 7D has 8fps FASTER for editting 7D is better in my opinion

    its like using pentax 67 or mamiya if you know what im saying

  • I can not find at all is better than 7D. The 5D is present at the cinema, movies, clips. is intended for a reason but I do not know why ...

  • @CineMaxProd94

    no its better with video 7D has 8 frames per second means you can tweek the hell out of your video.

    people keep saying the color change and stuff but honestly learn how to edit on CS5 lol

    if you wanna save money and do lots i say 7D and get a nice lenses

  • @Sohei Why 7D ? Because there are more colors ?

  • @Sohei no )

  • ive watched two videos 5DMII vs 7D both show the 5DMII with more truer skin tones than the 7D. The 7D, IMO, has more of a darken cinematic effect to the color tonality. Being that I am a photographer, I would lean more on the 5DMII depending on the size of the one's wallet :)

  • @theblackmirror100 I own 7D with speedlite 580, 7D works totally fine!!! (I use raw file to edit on CS5)

    i do video work too and 7D has 8 frames per second continuous shooting but 5D has only 3 frames per second.

    I would say try the 7D first and once you get comfortable with it get a 5D

  • @Sohei Why a 5d? I'm a photographer and I can't decide between 5D and 7D, everyone always says 5D.

  • for photo 5D for sure

    for video 7D for sure

    FACT

  • 5d for sure is the better of the two

  • OK...what did this video try to say? Not trolling, just learning about video capable DSLR's?

  • look at that orange on the 7D

  • @asad129 Anyway my camera has a 1.6 crop sensor so I dont think full frame is the be all and end all. The price/performance ratio is superb and like most things diminishing returns in the high end put me off the products.

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