07-01-2013, 09:39 AM
Idea for a compromise: get the 70D, but continue to test on the 50D, too. At least for a while. This way we'd keep the reference on the 50D while we start to build a new reference system with the 70D. Maybe a few retests can be done in that time, too (but certainly only of important lenses).
Tests on the 50D would however be downgraded to "lab reports", thus no sample images. Parts of the reviews which are valid for both cameras (distortion, Locas, bokeh) would be made on the newer camera only (but published in both reviews, of course).
We could use the same "slow shift" procedure in the Nikon section, too, where the D7100 is about to replace the D7000.
-- Markus
Tests on the 50D would however be downgraded to "lab reports", thus no sample images. Parts of the reviews which are valid for both cameras (distortion, Locas, bokeh) would be made on the newer camera only (but published in both reviews, of course).
We could use the same "slow shift" procedure in the Nikon section, too, where the D7100 is about to replace the D7000.
-- Markus
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