04-27-2014, 07:33 AM
Quote:Hi Guys,That is not true? The Zigview is a video camera which records the image from the view finder.... It creates its own live view.
Thanks so much for your replies. I tend to overcomplicate my decision, as you might have noticed.
I am contend with Canon, but a friend of mine is always so enthusiastic about his Nikon stuff, that I was thinking just to broaden my horizon a bit. Which doesn't mean I would go for Nikon, but I like to do some compare the two brands(or maybe take a look at Sony as well?).
I bought the Canon 5D about 4 or 5 years ago, because back then it was better then the 40D, which was the latest model back then. I first had the 40D, but I wasn't overly happy with it. But nowadays the image quality of a 60D or 70D is better than my 5D, so now APSC is an option too. I don't really need a shallow DOP often, I photograph nature in it's broadest sense and some other things as historic buildings. I do take macro shots, but not that often.
I received a new in box Zigview S2 from a friend of mine(because he doesn't use it), but as the 5D I doe'sn't have a liveview, I can't use it.
Quote:So, if the Zigview or similair systems are easy to work with, then a 5D II might also be an option. Does any of you use a seperate screen like the Zigview or another brand?I have the EOS 6D, which via WiFi gives remote live view to my iPhone with the pretty nice EOS Remote app (for iOS and Android).
Quote:Brightcolours, how can I give you a private message? I live in a village in Westland, which lies between the Hook of Holland and The Hague.Of course you can