I think it does have weather sealing.. Of course, I mean weather sealing with a lens that is also weather sealed like L lenses. Kye from Digital Rev, poured water on one with an L lens attached with no water damage.
It doesn't have weather sealing, but it also doesn't have many places for water to get in. The ports, dials, and memory card areas are the most susceptible. It could probably survive a light drizzle or splash, but in pouring rain it's not even worth risking it. The ports all have fixed flaps that fit into the ports, so water can just slide down them without getting inside. There is no weather sealing on the buttons or dials whatsoever, but they do have a sort of internal splash guard. So water can get in, but it will just trickle to the bottom of the camera without really touching any electronics. But that can lead to things like fungus or corrosion of internal electronics.
Hi Sasha,no what I mean is that on the self-timer mode 🕒 you must wait 10 seconds after pressing the button,in newer dslr's there is an option for two seconds.What you mean 3fps is in continuous shooting mode and is correct...Hope I answer your question.
Lizzie Ray 24-70mm is a good all around lens. Unfortunately, Canon 24-70mm does not come with image stabilization yet. I suggest renting some lenses, try them out to see if any of them fit your style and purpose, then decide which lens you want to splurge on. Good lenses are expensive but they are worth every penny. Down the road you may upgrade your camera body, while lenses you hardly ever need to. Don't underestimate the weight of the lens. I was crazy enough to buy the 70-200mm 2.8 mark II. It's a beautiful beast and takes great pictures, but its awfully heavy and I found myself not taking it with me when I go out for pictures.
+Horse Radish Thank you very much,sorry for my spoken English but I try for the best I can,I think it worth if you can buy it second hand in good condition!
It does have a 2snd timer, but only in mirror lock up mode.
You can have 2 second timer if you enable mirror lock up+self timer
I'm using mine with 50 1.8 STM. Solid camera. Never going to sell it :)
I think it does have weather sealing.. Of course, I mean weather sealing with a lens that is also weather sealed like L lenses. Kye from Digital Rev, poured water on one with an L lens attached with no water damage.
It doesn't have weather sealing, but it also doesn't have many places for water to get in. The ports, dials, and memory card areas are the most susceptible. It could probably survive a light drizzle or splash, but in pouring rain it's not even worth risking it. The ports all have fixed flaps that fit into the ports, so water can just slide down them without getting inside. There is no weather sealing on the buttons or dials whatsoever, but they do have a sort of internal splash guard. So water can get in, but it will just trickle to the bottom of the camera without really touching any electronics. But that can lead to things like fungus or corrosion of internal electronics.
so on a tripod this camera can only shoot every 10 seconds? I thought it could take 3 shots per second.
Hi Sasha,no what I mean is that on the self-timer mode 🕒 you must wait 10 seconds after pressing the button,in newer dslr's there is an option for two seconds.What you mean 3fps is in continuous shooting mode and is correct...Hope I answer your question.
oh ok Ive just purchased mine and started using it its Amazing. Only negative is its VERY NOISEY
haha yeah but it's a 10years old camera,enjoy it great choice!
When I bought mine for the full retail price it was the bees knees, still love that camera, I learned a lot and produced some amazing images.
just to let you know this camera has got 2s shelf timer with in mirror lockup😀 simples
Does it allow video recording?
No
What's the best lense to buy for this camera!?
Lizzie Ray. Depends on what you are using the camera for...
Just taking pics for my blog and boutique
Lizzie Ray
24-70mm is a good all around lens.
Unfortunately, Canon 24-70mm does not come with image stabilization yet.
I suggest renting some lenses, try them out to see if any of them fit your style and purpose, then decide which lens you want to splurge on. Good lenses are expensive but they are worth every penny. Down the road you may upgrade your camera body, while lenses you hardly ever need to.
Don't underestimate the weight of the lens. I was crazy enough to buy the 70-200mm 2.8 mark II. It's a beautiful beast and takes great pictures, but its awfully heavy and I found myself not taking it with me when I go out for pictures.
Okay thank you
Hi Lizzie,depends of what you want to shoot with,and how much you want to spend?
Very interesting video you should make a lot of videos with 5D ! :)
What Lens you are using?
+Brett Ladin Hi,the lens is the Canon EF 28-135mm f3.5/5.6 IS USM
thanks man, I'm going to pick one up in a couple of weeks:)
thanks for the great review
Excellent review, i want one :)
+Horse Radish Thank you very much,sorry for my spoken English but I try for the best I can,I think it worth if you can buy it second hand in good condition!
+dim19861103 your English is very well understandable. It's the most important thing. Greek accent is very pleasant.