7D has manual control 1080p 24/25/30p and 720p 50/60p

Barring any non-sense on Canon's part, this is the camera I've been waiting for. If it has full res uncompressed HDMI output as well, I will literally have no issues at all with it.
 
Well they added the 25/24p feature a lot of users were requesting, but not being a FF sensor will keep the 5D in the mix for quite a bit longer. I personally do not find the DOF capability from the Rebel T1i all that impressive, so the 7D is not going to be any different.
 
Glad that Matt at McGee Digital told me about the boards over here. I've been listening to photog sites and they barely talk about video.

My body is sweaty all over w/excitement and I'm not even watching "Police Women of Broward County" :grin:
 
No 720/60P.

The press release says there is 720/60p.


"In addition, can be realized per second 30/25/24 frames, resolution 1920 × 1080 pixel full HD movie capture, the use of high-definition picture quality (1280 × 720 pixel resolution) and standard-definition (640 × 480 pixel resolution) is able to 60/50 frames per second shooting."
 
I said the same thing. It looks like to me that it says 1080 30, 25, and 24 and 720 and 480 @ 60/50? But the guy said it's mis-translated and they mean that all modes will have a selectable shutter that corresponds.

I'd be okay with some 720/60, though. Even if it's just there and I don't use it.

We'll see tomorrow when an actual US Press Release surfaces.
 
Well this looks like the reason to sell my D90. :-)

Could anybody who is more at home with Canon lenses suggest what primes would be a good purchase together with the body?

What would be the equivalent of a 28mm, 50mm and a 100mm on a 35mm full frame?
 
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