09-17-2012, 11:56 AM
[quote name='Claus' timestamp='1347882427' post='20154']
I highly doubt that, different cameras for different purposes.
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Not really. The 5D is simply a much more versatile tool. Both target a very similar user group (high end enthusiasts and professionals). And in summary the 5D III, as has often been stated here and elsewhere already, offers the more attractive and "complete" package (at least for those who are free to choose).
[quote name='Claus' timestamp='1347882427' post='20154']
The D600 looks like a much better specified camera, apart from those two missing features (GPS and WiFi).
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Yep, but one more feature in favor of the Canon: I expect it to clearly outperform the D600 when set to high ISOs.
-- Markus
I highly doubt that, different cameras for different purposes.
[/quote]
Not really. The 5D is simply a much more versatile tool. Both target a very similar user group (high end enthusiasts and professionals). And in summary the 5D III, as has often been stated here and elsewhere already, offers the more attractive and "complete" package (at least for those who are free to choose).
[quote name='Claus' timestamp='1347882427' post='20154']
The D600 looks like a much better specified camera, apart from those two missing features (GPS and WiFi).
[/quote]
Yep, but one more feature in favor of the Canon: I expect it to clearly outperform the D600 when set to high ISOs.
-- Markus
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