So, within the contexts of its limitations, it is also a high quality, pro level piece of gear, full-frame, available for a few hundred bucks. The 1/8000 shutter speed means you could use wide open apertures in daylight without worrying about ND filters. It has a good viewfinder, pro level construction (no weather sealing maybe?), and can be found for an extremely good price. It has 1/8000 max shutter speed, and 1/200 sync speed, which are both pro level (and better than 6d, for example). The larger pixels due to lower MP count means that it is a little less demanding on the lens, so sharpness can be higher (i think). That being said, it has some really nice pros.
And the ISO performance is massively out of date, so even iso 400 or 800 is gonna get very very crunchy.
Plus all examples of it now are gonna be old and approaching the need for shutter replacement, which while not super expensive, is not cheap either. I think it has a really awful LCD, no live view, "only" 12megapixels, low burst rate, older jpeg technology, and compact flash (not a downside for some people). In many ways, the 5dc is totally outclassed and kinda shitty.
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