From: Jason Lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello Jason !
> In a previous response from John Chennavasin, he said "If you shoot slide
> film, you may find the 1/3 stop aperture and shutter
> speed adjustment on the 1n, 1v, and 3 to be more helpful (it's 1/2 stop on
> other bodies)." My question was with regards to this comment. How will
> the difference in stops on the body be of benefit.
It's more precise. And shooting slide film needs to be the more accurate
possible.
> The 1v comes with a power booster already built into the camer, the 1n you
> can purchase a power booster for the camera, is there a power booster
> available for the 3? Now my other question on this note would be how
> useful is a power booster, and what exactly does it do??
No the 1V comes with the booster in the HS version. You can buy the 1V
without it if you want, and add it when you want just in buying it. It's a
very simple operation.
The PowerBooster (PB-E2) used in the 1V is the same that for the 3. The
booster offer :
- All commands for vertical grip of the camera,
- Booster (10 fps for the 1V, and 7 for the -3, with the NP-E2 specific
battery)
And when you fit a heavy lens, with the booster the wheight is well balanced
with the booster.
I perhaps forgot something... :)
> What circumstances would make you choose the 1v over the EOS 3?
I have the -3.
I'm not a pro, I don't need to have a body built like a tank :)
My EOS 3 is really a great peace of equipment.
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