I have a question for Veroman or anyone else who'd like to address it. I don't shoot architecture so this maybe a funny question for some.
When you photograph a room like that, how do you or where do you focus? Meaning, I always have a target to focus on person, or thing. So how do you or where do you focus for an open room like that to get everything in focus; what's the technique. I've always wondered about this.
This camera can't be any good... It has even LESS resolution than that ridiculous EOS-1D X that everyone is going on about... I mean, come on, you can barely make a 4x6 print from that.
garyvot wrote:
This camera can't be any good... It has even LESS resolution than that ridiculous EOS-1D X that everyone is going on about... I mean, come on, you can barely make a 4x6 print from that.
I think that if you don't crop too much, it will be fine for 4x6. At 720 ppi, you only need 12 MP for 4x6
Well, yeah, in the light of the 1Ds Mark II, the fabulous X seems like old news. Come on Canon, 17'ish megapixels Full Frame, Canon did this in 2004
Steve, love the series. Look like the 2nd series has less noise than the 1st. Do you use the lower iso range in 2nd series? Awesome shots, thanks for sharing.
