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The LCD protector is the exposed piece of plastic at the back of your camera that sits flush with the body of the camera. The good thing about this design is that it can bear the brunt of a knock or impact and result in a £20 repair instead of £200 repair for a cracked LCD screen- ouch!

2. Lehman in the UK. http://www.hlehmann.co.uk/ Again most helpful, they answered my many emails chasing the order, i was desperate to get my 5d back. I would stress that they are incredibly busy at the moment. If you want to communicate with them i suggest email through their website "contact us" and ask for a call back. Very nice people to talk to.

atWired.comImpressive Canon SLR Sports HD Video, 21-Megapixel StillsOnce in a great while, a sequel comes out that is so outstanding, it not only blows the original out of the water, it stands on its own as a paragon of excellence. Cases in point: The Empire Strikes Back, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan.

Add the Canon 5D Mark II to that list. For the better part of a year, rumors abounded about an upgrade for Canon"s full-frame prosumer camera, the 5D, but nobody expected the awesome bomb that the Canon eventually dropped on us. No mere upgrade, the Canon 5D Mark II is a milestone in many ways, and it"s one of the best cameras we"ve tested yet. It features a massive 21 megapixel sensor, full high-definition video, a giant display and much more, setting a new high-water mark for digital single-lens reflex cameras.

For starters, Canon nearly doubled the resolution of the 12 megapixel 5D. Like its predecessor, the full-frame sensor in the 5D Mark II is equal in size to a 35 mm film negative, making it much larger than the sensors used in most consumer and prosumer cameras. The size confers two advantages: It gives the camera terrific low-light sensitivity, because the sensors for each pixel are larger, enabling them to collect more photons. And it allows you to use all the lenses in Canon"s EF line to their full potential , without any magnification -- an advantage especially useful for wide-angle shots. By contrast, smaller sensors effectively multiply the focal length of standard lenses, for instance converting a 28mm lens into the equivalent of a 56mm lens.

Canon also stuffed full-HD video recording into the 5D2, making it only the second SLR to record in HD (after Nikon"s impressive D90) and the only one to record in full 1080p glory. You can tell Canon didn"t think this feature would get much play by how deeply they buried it in the menu system. Fortunately the 5D2 also features a dedicated live-view button which pre-arms the camera for movie recording.

Photographers and indie filmmakers have been drooling over the 5D2"s video quality ever since Vincent Laforet"s demo movie hit the net in September. Most video cameras give a distinctly non-film look due to the poor depth of field produced by their small sensors and fixed lenses. Thanks to the full-frame sensor and Canon"s high-quality lenses, the video from the 5D2 looks a lot more like movies shot on film.

The 5D2 is only slightly larger than the 5D and keeps roughly the same lines and look of its predecessor. Notable construction changes include weather-resistance and a tough-looking "parkerized" finish normally found on military firearms. The new 3-inch, 640x480-pixel display looks great even in bright light and is perfect for zooming in close to check out your shots.

There are a few problems with the 5D2, notably the mysterious appearance of black dots which appear when noise-reduction, light-optimizer and highlight-tone priority are all switched on. Switching these settings off fixes the problem. Since all of these features can be recreated later during processing on your computer, that"s not a great loss.

The video mode is limited to 4GB per shot, which equates to 20-30 minutes of recording time. And unless you"re planning on making a silent movie, plan on investing in some external microphones: the built in microphone is low-quality and monophonic, and it can pick up your lenses" autofocus noise, messing up the audio track. Thankfully the 5D2 has a stereo mic input for high-quality audio recording.

The 5D Mark II is a game-changing 21 megapixel 1080p photographer"s dream. Its few flaws are greatly outweighed by amazing new features and huge sensor size.

But good luck getting one. Prompted in part by early teasers showing the stunning quality of video that the 5D Mark II is capable of producing, shutterbugs and pro photographers alike snapped up the camera as soon as it became available in early December. Unless you pre-ordered one a long time ago, you"re out of luck until later in 2009.RATING9 out of 10WIREDKick-ass 21 megapixel, full-frame sensor. Full HD 1080p video. Weather-resistant enclosure. VGA resolution LCD display. Sexy parkerized finish.TIREDGood luck getting one if you didn"t pre-order. Annoying black spots with certain settings. Noisy at super-high ISO range. 4GB movie size limit.Read more digital camera reviews at Wired.com

Superb Dual Pixel CMOS AF for responsive and smooth AF during video or Live View shooting; LCD monitor has full touch-screen interface, including selection of AF area.

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The Canon 5D Mark II came out over a decade ago, so why do so many photographers insist it"s a better camera than many new cameras on the market in 2021?

We walk you through the Canon 5D Mark II debate and show you why the Canon 5D Mark II in 2021 is still one of the best purchases you can make. Likewise, read about, is the Canon 5D Mark III Still Worth It in 2020?

The primary reason why the Canon 5D Mark II is still in the running to be a professional photographer"s day-to-day camera in 2021 is that it was lightyears ahead of its time when it dropped back in 2008.

The microphone is located just below the 5D badge, so it can record the best audio (sans an external mic of course) without interruption from, say, a wandering finger.

While the Canon 5D Mark III and Canon 5D Mark IV are more capable options than the Canon 5D Mark II in low light situations, the Mark II introduced the incredible burst mode the line is known for.

There are currently 12 Canon 5D Mark IIs available on the site and they range in price from $420 to $670, although cameras are added on a regular basis.

The Canon EOS 5D Mark II has an enhanced interface compared to the 5D, with both the traditional monochrome Status LCD, a viewfinder LED display, and a new rear Status display that can be brought up on the 3-inch LCD. A Status display has also been added to Live View mode, including a live histogram.

The control layout has changed compared to the 5D. The top panel buttons have be re-arranged, and have different combinations of assignments. The AF/WB button has become Metering/WB, Drive/ISO has become AF/Drive, and the Metering/Flash Compensation button has become ISO/Flash Compensation. The top panel LCD backlight button has also been moved from the top-left to the top-right of the top panel LCD. The Exposure Mode dial adds a new Creative Auto setting, as well as two additional Custom settings. (See the Modes & Menus tab for more details on exposure modes.) The rear-panel controls have been rearranged to make room for the larger LCD, and one button has been added. The Jump button has been removed to make room for a Picture Style button, the Print/Share button now also serves as a Live View button, a new AF-ON button is provided for starting autofocus without the use of the shutter button, and the Delete button has been moved from below the LCD to the left-hand side. See the Design tab for more details on control placement and function.

The Canon 5D Mark II features a top-panel LCD display, which reports practically all of the camera"s main exposure and menu settings. The display is black and white, and only shows the settings that are applicable during use, though the illustration below shows the full range of settings that can appear. (Illustration courtesy Canon USA.) There is a backlight button to the top-right of the display for viewing the LCD in dark conditions.

New for the 5D Mark II compared to the 5D are the enhanced Battery Check display (with four segments and six levels instead of just two segments and four levels), Highlight Tone Priority icon, ISO Speed display, IR Remote Control and two-second Self-Timer icons.

When the INFO button is pressed, the 5D Mark II"s rear-panel LCD monitor also offers a status display, similar to ones found on models without a top status LCD. The image below shows callouts for all the information shown in this shooting display. (Illustration courtesy Canon USA.)

The 5D Mark II also has the ability to adjust settings directly from this display using the Multi-controller joystick. The image below shows callouts for the "Quick Menu," as Canon calls it. (Illustration courtesy Canon USA.)

Additionally, the EOS 5D Mark II"s rear-panel LCD monitor can be used as a viewfinder, via the camera"s Live View mode (see the Viewfinder tab). A sampling of exposure information appears on-screen, and if the Exposure Simulation option is enabled, the image display reflects what the expected exposure outcome will be. An optional histogram can display, but unfortunately it isn"t translucent, completely blocking that upper right quadrant.

You can zoom out to thumbnail views, the standard display moving through screens with 4-up, 9-up, and 9-up with the ability to jump through images on the card 9 at a time by turning the Main command dial.

We have Canon factory trained technicians in our repair facility to repair your Canon EOS 5D MARK II camera and we have the most Common Replacement parts in stock. We specialize in this model camera and our Technicians are experts in this particular model. Our efficient, prompt service comes from factory authorized training.