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14fps vs 7 is huge in sports, it tracks better, and the buffer is deeper if you shoot long action sequences. Long story short yes the 1DX2 will produce a lot more keepers.

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What context are we talking? High School? NHL? Are you a pro or an amateur? But like bu82 said, the AF isn't a massive difference.īu82, you mentioned the grip upped the FPS on the 5d4? I never noticed that. Your keeper rate will go up dramatically with the 14 fps of the 1dx2 vs the 5d4 for hockey. I've shot a lot of D1 hockey with both bodies. Don't get the 1DXMKII just for the AF - get it for other reasons. I've shot many events with the 5D just fine. The grip will give you slightly more FPS on the 5D, but I doubt improve AF. I think more than the AF, the FPS, the buffer, and the write speeds are what make the 1DXMKII my 1st choice for action. But it's not something I can measure or quantify.

For some things the AF is fine, but the 1DXMKII is just faster all around. I use both, but the 5DMKIV as a remote or for portrait work.

What focus modes do you use? How many points? What kind of shots are you missing due to the AF? Answering these questions would provide some better insight. I have not used a 5D Mk IV, so I cannot compare.

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The low light AF was very good and was able to capture useable images at 12,800 and 25,600 ISO when in dark parts of the field. I used the 1dX ii with a Canon 300mm f2.8 IS II lens for Friday night High School Football last fall. So I'm trying to see about the performance of 5D MkIV vs 1DX Mk II. I'm shooting hockey, with a 5D mk4, and a Canon 300mm 2.8 L IS II.Įdited Mk IV on the 5D, not Mk II. What do you shoot and what lenses do you use? Second more costly question - will upgrading to 1DX II increase dramatically? I've been non-gripped, using a single battery, and would like to eek out more AF performance, and it occurred to me that maybe more juice in the tank might help.

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Secondly, is a full battery charge in a non-gripped 5D Mk IV important to keep AF up, and is it worth using a grip to keep AF at top speed? Or just keep a fresh single going? My assumption (which may not be true) is that a battery that's nearly out of power will affect performance. Has anyone had experience with both, with respect to AF speed/accuracy? Improvements to expect from Canon 1DX II vs Canon 5D Mk IV.The Seek Shot retails for $499, and the Seek ShotPRO retails for $699. Both measure temperatures from -40 degrees to 626 degrees Fahrenheit, and include an IP-54 rating and extended battery life. The Seek Shot features a 206x156 thermal sensor, while the Seek ShotPRO features a 320x240 sensor. Users can also add spot measurements and temperature boxes, and both devices can stream recorded video over WiFi to a smartphone or tablet. Its 3.5” color touchscreens allow the user to capture thermal and non-thermal images in a number of color tones, or use the device’s SeekFusion technology to adjust the blend between thermal and visible images. The Seek Shot cameras are built to withstand field conditions, and are light enough to store in a pocket. 'Seek's new line of thermal imaging cameras will become one of the most important tools in the toolbox by allowing users to quickly identify leaks, shorts, mechanical faults, radiant floor issues and other inefficiencies that cause lost energy, money and resources.' 'Building professionals such as HVAC techs, home inspectors, insulators, electricians and general contractors need to easily and efficiently conduct diagnostic work and inspections quickly and safely,' says Tim LeBeau of Seek Thermal. According to Seek Thermal, home and commercial construction professionals can use these tools to assess potential issues inside or around the walls, including leaks, electrical shorts, mechanical faults and energy loss, without physically entering or damaging the envelope. The Seek Shot and Seek ShotPRO cameras are roughly the size and price of a smartphone, and allow users to detect heat sources otherwise invisible to the human eye.

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