New Canon full frame?

Nexus said:
I'm still unsure on this rumour.

Surely an entry level Full-Frame will cannibalise sales of the 5D mkii, the mkii that is still selling and the 7D and 60D... obviously those two might also be replaced though.
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The fact that the 5Dmk2 is still on sale proves there's a market for a cheaper, lower spec FF camera than the 5Dmk3. If such a new body were introduced, it'd presumably replace the 5Dmk2.
 
Thing is, at this price point, is there really any point comparing Canon with Nikon?

Once you're in the market for a £1500 body, you've most likely already bought fairly heavily into one system or the other and aren't likely to change.
 
D.P. said:
You are wrong, in film SLRs there was such a thing as a crop sensor, it was called APS-C, funnily enough the same standard that was then used by Pentax, Nikon and Sony to make their APS-C crop cameras. Before digital cameras even existed Film SLRs were tanitioning to a crop format!

Were there any APS SLRs? I know there were compacts and even bridge cameras that used the APS system, but full SLRs?

Raymond Lin said:
I had a APS-C film camera, it came in a cartridge, it was convenient to load but the photo quality are rubbish. It's no where near as good as Fuji Reala or NPH or Velvia.
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Still have my APS camera, an Olympus Centurion, in the cupboard :) If you want old though, my first proper SLR was a Ricoh KR10, circa 1980 - that's how ancient I am :p
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