What is the actuation count on the camera? On a scale of 1-10, where does it score?
2088765
I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery)2. Sensor attracts less dust3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach.Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.
2088766
I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery) 2. Sensor attracts less dust 3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach. Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.
1116913
I think you have your answer from others here, but I thought I would chime in and call out that not only is it better and faster it locks on faster than my 1D Mark IV in low light conditions. There are a lot of tweak able settings, but I haven't found the AI servo to be as fast or reliable as the 1D, of course, that is mostly because I want the extra ~4fps and haven't fiddled enough with the AF settings. Even better than the AF system though is how gorgeous the photos that come out of the Mark III are. Incredible, even at silly ISO settings (12800+). You will love it if you get one.
1958680
I did not check the actuations since it was in like new condition, had a six month warranty. It was advertised as a Nikon refurbished but I realized it had been purchased by someone else and I was buying a used refurb. The second owner after it was refurbished. It also was being sold by KEH and my dealings with them have always been great. They stand behind their merchandise. I'm love this camera and am very happy with my purchase, for the money I don't think you can go wrong.
2243386
I have not used it for action shots - just for landscape shots, so I cannot answer your question.
865454
Assuming you're talking about a gaming gizmo. NO idea. I only use mine on cameras, where it excels.
2275221
There is a bit of a delay, so it's not great for taking action shots. It's a generally great camera, and I love it a lot, but you do have to anticipate a shot.
1553654
Depending on what you are using it for. I have found that if I need to use the camera pointed in an upward position, it doesn't work very well. Your camera is secure, but the weight of the camera seems to shift it downward. If you just need to go straight or downward to keep things still, it works fine.
968137
It requires a bit of finesse to get the adjustments right so that it works with your specific camera weight. It is NOT a 'strap on the camera and start filming immediately' type of device. It requires fine tuning the weights and arm angle to get the best results.
2243499
There is an Auto function, but it's not that slow. These units (I have five of them) are best used for repositioning a shot then holding still. You can follow action only in wide angle... zoomed in is really jerky.
71861
Great question, I am ready to smash my rebel to bits with a hammer... out of nowhere "Busy" has turned my camera from a great piece of electronics to something less than useless.
54513
Hello, Thank you for your interest. We have a large quantity of these models in stock, unfortunately, with most Canon models we do not have a reliable software to track shutter count. That being said, the majority of these cameras have been heavily used and I would anticipate a high shutter count (around 100,000). The cameras come with a battery and charger. You are welcome to purchase one and if the shutter count is not to your satisfaction you can return it for a full refund. Thank you, UsedPhotoPro
680200
It's very small. Finger controls can be challenging as they are TINY. Sometimes wonder if I should have gotten something bigger, but awesome camera!!
684990
I think the low light ability is fairly good. Once the light level drops below a certain level, the camera automatically switches to B/W.
1760740
It did very well when I took photos inside at a college basketball game. I used the shutter priority for 1/400 speed. The "scene" sports setting was giving me 1/250 and 1/300. I'd post a picture, but don't know how. I was impressed.
2231211
Yes it's fully automatic. It just doesn't "report" its presence to the body (so the camera will indeed try to AF).
1885827
sorry what you mean movement? to which extent?it's heavy camera have some plastic parts, but still strong when i shake it juts move but not noticeable, this i think stabilization sensor but in fact i try this camera it's great i think you should check you warranty maybe you return it or change it
894065
It works pretty good on my Canon SX-10, although it makes it a little difficult to press the Record button when in Movie Mode.