Sorry. I probably deleted the chart as you were looking. I had originally posted from the wrong site. The site that this chart came from the majority are nikon and canon users.
Thardy
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Probably sampling error. Not enough people here to get an accurate count.
I would say majority here are RF shooters which would really change the results.
To see what RF users are shooting with on another site, look at this chart. Keep in mind the sampling data is much less than what I provided fro DSLr's.
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tlitody
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not an M7 to be seen
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I was reading a test on the Sony A900 which was rated very highly aside from it's high ISO performance wich is poor apparently ... that seems to have become a bit of a deal breaker these days.
The Pentax K-5 gets very good reviews, particularly it's high ISO performance but lens selection becomes tricky for very low light situations with a crop camera IMO. There are choices but they are a bit limited.
The Pentax K-5 gets very good reviews, particularly it's high ISO performance but lens selection becomes tricky for very low light situations with a crop camera IMO. There are choices but they are a bit limited.
Ok, since you want to see M7 data. Here is from a site that only caters to Leica. Sample data about 8K images.
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tlitody
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well its no good doing pie charts if they have half the data missing.
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
It's really a shame that we only have three prosumer full-frame cameras to choose from.
If Olympus and Pentax were not so set in their ways, we may actually have a better selections.
I am pining for a D700. But that's only because Olympus E-5 is *not* an FF (a fact that frustrates and irked me to no end), otherwise Nikon will be a distant second choice.
If Olympus and Pentax were not so set in their ways, we may actually have a better selections.
I am pining for a D700. But that's only because Olympus E-5 is *not* an FF (a fact that frustrates and irked me to no end), otherwise Nikon will be a distant second choice.
well its no good doing pie charts if they have half the data missing.
There is no data missing on any of these charts. They are generated based on the images in the gallery. I could include all cameras but that would be a large chart. The "Top 10" is based on the top 10 cameras or lenses used with the photos in the gallery on the sites this was taken from.
Hope that clarifies things a bit.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
With all that brilliant Zuiko glass around Will, a full frame Olympus would be a huge hit IMO.
Paticularly here I suspect!
Then of course, maybe we would see our inexpensive Zuiko lenses go through the roof price wise?
tlitody
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Yes it does. Thanks
f16sunshine
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But Keith the OM Zuikos kill on the 5D. Here on the original 5D classic in Colour!With all that brilliant Zuiko glass around Will, a full frame Olympus would be a huge hit IMO.
Paticularly here I suspect!
Then of course, maybe we would see our inexpensive Zuiko lenses go through the roof price wise?
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Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
But Keith the IM Zuikos kill on the 5D. Here on the original 5D classic in Colour!
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Nice!!!
I do sometimes think about an 'old' 5D occasionally when I look at my 50mm f1.2 Zuiko ... what a killer combination that would be.
Apparently there is an adapter from Leitax to put it on the D700 though ... I just can't afford one at the moment.
gavinlg
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I'd love for olympus to make an FF dslr. What I can't help thinking though, is that they'd make 15 superzoom type plastic lenses - 24-300mm f6.3-9.7, 18-90mm f5.6-8.3, 80-600mm f12.8-14.2, 50-300mm f4.5-7 etc etc, and then they'd make one 50mm f2 macro prime with terrible AF speed to satisfy the prime guys, and maybe a 35mm f4 pancake with poor optical performance for $90.
They can't be trusted to make a good platform for serious photographers at the moment, and there's no way they'll ever go back on their 4/3 sensor development and make a 35mm full frame digital - it would be like admitting they were wrong in the first place.