Hahnel inspire liveview upgrade#
Hahnel inspire liveview Pc#

Hahnel inspire liveview upgrade#

I'm not big on flash or strobes like you are, though (hence why I care about high-ISO), so unless you're cropping a lot, and since you're not interested in video (my personal biggest motivator for upgrading), it may not be a big enough upgrade for you and what you shoot.ДЄbout the screen: the higher-res screen is nice, and it's sharp enough to MF during shooting video without zooming in, but for macro and studio stuff you'll still be zooming in to check focus, so it doesn't really have much of an advantage over the 40D's lower-res screen. I love the extra stop of useable high-ISO (I found the 40D good up to 1600 and livable at 3200, I find the 60D good up to 3200, livable at 6400, and 12800 is nice to have in emergencies), and the higher-MP count gives me more to work with when cropping. If you can live with that (and any associated equipment changes and upgrades), I can say I moved from a 40D to a 60D and am very happy with the decision.

Hahnel inspire liveview Pc#

Keep in mind that going from the 40D to 60D you gain wireless-flash control but lose the PC socket. I really don't need a better build, better AF and a faster FPS rate of the 7D - for the price difference I'll better get another lens or flash. You can then view these images from up to 60m away, ensuring that you take the perfect photo. magnesium body - my old film Nikon served me well for 10 years with its plastic body over metal frame before I sold it.Дon't have any problems with 40D tbh, but the build-in flash transmitter and a high-res articulated LCD (can be handy for macro and home studio shots) make me curious about the upgrade. Hahnel Inspire Wireless Remote with Liveview Display for Nikon is Ideal for wildlife, sport and even hazardous photography, the Inspire features a built-in, 3.5' color LCD on the hand-held transmitter that displays a LiveView image independent of DSLR. I mainly shoot candids, portraits and macros, plus the usual family outings and such, no sports shooting and I use flashguns and strobes pretty often.Дoes it make any sense to upgrade my trusty 40D to a 60D?Дon't care much about the machine gun shooting, also don't care much about plastic vs. Ideal for wildlife, sport and even hazardous photography, the Inspire features a built-in, 3.5 inch colour LCD on the hand-held transmitter that displays a LiveView image. Sorry folks, one of those questions and the search did not help me much. WIRELESS LIVEVIEW REMOTE CONTROL Product information The new Inspire by Hahnel features the latest technology in Wireless Remote Controls for DSLR Cameras.