Canon 5D Markii
Sep 20, 2012 16:38:31 #
Can anyone tell me the difference in models 9000 and 9500 other than the price?
Sep 20, 2012 18:15:43 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Can anyone tell me the difference in models 9000 and 9500 other than the price?
???? I have a Canon 5D Mark II, and have never heard of these model numbers. Where are you getting this? If these are true different model numbers for this camera, I would go to Canon's website and take a look. Or call Canon or someone like B&H and ask.
Sep 20, 2012 18:22:06 #
Asking the question for my husband, Mooseeyes :-) He found an ad on B&H website. He's in the market for the 5D Markii. Thanks.
mooseeyes wrote:
???? I have a Canon 5D Mark II, and have never heard of these model numbers. Where are you getting this? If these are true different model numbers for this camera, I would go to Canon's website and take a look. Or call Canon or someone like B&H and ask.
Dixiegirl wrote:
Can anyone tell me the difference in models 9000 and 9500 other than the price?
???? I have a Canon 5D Mark II, and have never heard of these model numbers. Where are you getting this? If these are true different model numbers for this camera, I would go to Canon's website and take a look. Or call Canon or someone like B&H and ask.
Sep 20, 2012 18:51:11 #
The 9000 and 9500 are model numbers of Canon Printers. Have you gotten these numbers mixed up with body numbers?
B&H's product number for the 5D M2 is: CAE502
B&H's product number for the 5D M2 is: CAE502
Sep 20, 2012 18:56:29 #
Thanks very much, Mt. No, I have to blame my husband for the mix-up :-) I don't know how he got printers and cameras confused.
MT Shooter wrote:
The 9000 and 9500 are model numbers of Canon Printers. Have you gotten these numbers mixed up with body numbers?
B&H's product number for the 5D M2 is: CAE502
B&H's product number for the 5D M2 is: CAE502
Sep 20, 2012 21:00:01 #
Hi Folks...just ignore the question. It's the last time I'm going to ask one for my hubby. He can join and ask his own! :-D :-D :-D
Sep 20, 2012 21:07:41 #
Just for giggles, the Canon 9000 Mark II uses dye inks and the Canon 9500 Mark II uses pigment inks. :lol:
Sep 20, 2012 21:12:13 #
He'll love to hear that! I can see him turning red now! :-D
Photographer Jim wrote:
Just for giggles, the Canon 9000 Mark II uses dye inks and the Canon 9500 Mark II uses pigment inks. :lol:
Sep 21, 2012 00:00:18 #
I kind of feel sorry for Vic right about now!! Don't be too hard on him!:):) And don't pick on him for more than a week!
Erv:)
Erv:)
Sep 21, 2012 00:15:30 #
Oh, you spoil everything :-D :-D
Erv wrote:
I kind of feel sorry for Vic right about now!! Don't be too hard on him!:):) And don't pick on him for more than a week!
Erv:)
Erv:)
Sep 21, 2012 02:25:46 #
Sep 21, 2012 03:28:17 #
Racmanaz wrote:
I think ur hibby played a joke on ya lol, was he laughing at you??
Growing up about 30 minute from Mobile. I bet your right.
Sep 21, 2012 06:35:35 #
Xantoz
Loc: Delaware
He Probably got it because Canon offers a 400.00 rebate if you buy a printer with the camera as a bundle. Tell him the Canon 9500 does not print high gloss. Even on the platinum paper. I am very bummed over this and have been exploring the world of fine art matte papers. The 9000 I believe has a gloss tank. So they are printers not cameras. It's a great deal I took advantage of it. Got my rebate from Canon directly in about 6 weeks.
Sep 21, 2012 09:08:59 #
The 5D Series seem to be the only Canon DSLR that has series models. I purchased a Series II about 4 months ago when the price was significantly reduced when Canon introduced the Series III, which is selling for well over $1000 for what you will pay for a brand new Series II. There are obviously differences between the Series models, but they are not huge differences. I am quite delighted with my 5D Series II which replaced a 450D. The only complaint I have about the 5D Series II is the weight. It is quite heavy compared to the 450D, but it is a very robust camera so you would expect this. Other than that, it is a camera where you can have a lot more flexibility in controlling exposure, focus etc. I see myself using this camera for a number of years to come.
Sep 21, 2012 09:37:14 #
I see Canon just released the 6 d which appears to be a low version of the 5d2
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