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<blockquote data-quote="OhCanada" data-source="post: 1748036" data-attributes="member: 79829"><p>Exciting photos, Michael. Looks like the MK4 is working out well for you as a wildlife camera. Canon can't be too 'pleased' by your opinion that one should wait for a good, used MK4 to come along if one already has the MK3, or unless the latter is sold. Too bad you do not use the Live View and HD Video mode. I have heard that's rather slow in taking off for those who are SLR photographers and not 'videographers'. Put some travel photos up next so we can see how the camera performs with 'still' subjects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OhCanada, post: 1748036, member: 79829"] Exciting photos, Michael. Looks like the MK4 is working out well for you as a wildlife camera. Canon can't be too 'pleased' by your opinion that one should wait for a good, used MK4 to come along if one already has the MK3, or unless the latter is sold. Too bad you do not use the Live View and HD Video mode. I have heard that's rather slow in taking off for those who are SLR photographers and not 'videographers'. Put some travel photos up next so we can see how the camera performs with 'still' subjects. [/QUOTE]
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