Canon 1D X - następca 1D4 i 1Ds3

[Bahrd]

http://cpn.canon-europe.com/content/...he_eos_1d_x.do

A lot of people have been talking about this [AF@f/8] as a problem. The reality is that, in use, I have not found it a problem at all. I have found that if I need that focal length, then I should either be moving closer to my subject, or I can use manual focus accurately. The viewfinder is so clear that it is easy to see when something is sharp in the frame, and the new magnify button, which I have set to 100%, makes it very quick to check that I got the focus right.
Besides this, I always found focusing at f/8, or with extenders fitted, was a little slower than normal, so the only time I’d really use it is for shooting static subjects like bird portraits – and, for this, manual focus works perfectly. Equally, for me, this requirement is the sort of thing I only need a couple of times a year at most, so I can easily work around it by shooting with the lens I have and then cropping afterwards because the detail and resolution is so good. It is honestly not a problem.

Czyli jednak nie będzie AF@f/8 - i to z korzyścią dla wszystkich