Archive 2005 · Your Best 5D shots...
p.4 #1Your Best 5D shots...
Curt, well with my chains images, the vignetting was added via PSCS2 as an artistic element. 
FWIW, the image was shot handheld at ISO800 using a Tamron 28-78 f/2.8 at 75 f/2.8. There was no vignetting on the original.
Cheers!
FWIW, the image was shot handheld at ISO800 using a Tamron 28-78 f/2.8 at 75 f/2.8. There was no vignetting on the original.Cheers!
Dec 16, 2005 at 01:38 PM
p.4 #2Your Best 5D shots...
JPG shooters what settings are you using?? Im testing Faithfull with sharp +3 and contrast -1 right now.. Any better suggestions for best possible color reproduction? Yes i shoot raw also but for other times I want to get a good set of settings down for jpg
Dec 16, 2005 at 02:20 PM
p.4 #3Your Best 5D shots...
Took this one frosty morning
I love my 5d
http://www.clownloach.net/Gallery/20112005/image/frosty_0167.jpg
I love my 5d
http://www.clownloach.net/Gallery/20112005/image/frosty_0167.jpg
Dec 16, 2005 at 03:17 PM
p.4 #4Your Best 5D shots...
5D - 300 f/4 IS with 1.4TC (Hope it's OK to post more than one)
Dec 16, 2005 at 04:30 PM
p.4 #5Your Best 5D shots...
Here's mine, shot with 5d and 85 f1.2:
http://www.avisualjournal.com
http://www.avisualjournal.com
Dec 16, 2005 at 04:48 PM
p.4 #6Your Best 5D shots...
bobbytan wrote:
Yes, I do think that a 4 x 5" film and scan would make a significant difference!
For 600x400 web-sized photos? Not a chance!
Yes, I do think that a 4 x 5" film and scan would make a significant difference!
For 600x400 web-sized photos? Not a chance!
Dec 16, 2005 at 05:27 PM
p.4 #7Your Best 5D shots...
mamiya wrote:
But I know some others are thinking the same thing. Most of these could have been taken with any $1000 digital slr. My 2 cents.They weren't worth 2 cents, actually. You'd have been better off keeping them to yourself until you came up with a thought worth sharing.
My comment was based on what inages I've seen so far in the thread. My 2 cents are just as important as yours, except mine wasn't a personal attack. Have a nice day lose_
No, my comment wasn't a personal attack, it was, if any attack at all, an attack on what you said. You calling me a loser is a personal attack. And while your 2 cents are as important as mine, that doesn't make them correct or worth wasting bandwidth posting.
RikWriter wrote
mamiya wrote
Nice photos.But I know some others are thinking the same thing. Most of these could have been taken with any $1000 digital slr. My 2 cents.
My comment was based on what inages I've seen so far in the thread. My 2 cents are just as important as yours, except mine wasn't a personal attack. Have a nice day lose_
No, my comment wasn't a personal attack, it was, if any attack at all, an attack on what you said. You calling me a loser is a personal attack. And while your 2 cents are as important as mine, that doesn't make them correct or worth wasting bandwidth posting.
Dec 16, 2005 at 05:46 PM
p.4 #9Your Best 5D shots...
You guys have to stop posting or I have to stop reading the more pictures I saw the more I want to dump my 10D for a 5D...
Dec 16, 2005 at 10:44 PM
p.4 #12Your Best 5D shots...
or two
Edited by csd2020 on Dec 17, 2005 at 04:20 PM GMT
Edited by csd2020 on Dec 17, 2005 at 04:20 PM GMT
Dec 17, 2005 at 02:58 PM
p.4 #14Your Best 5D shots...
Pieces,
Did you post that shot before? (or did someone have one similar)
I remember thinking that was an good example of having great detail in darker areas in spite of the much lighter background of the bridge and sky!
Did you post that shot before? (or did someone have one similar)
I remember thinking that was an good example of having great detail in darker areas in spite of the much lighter background of the bridge and sky!
Dec 17, 2005 at 03:37 PM
p.4 #15Your Best 5D shots...
yeah i posted it dont remember if it was here or dpreview. Thats whats great about shooting raw can pull a lot of dynamic range out of the shot
Dec 17, 2005 at 04:01 PM
p.4 #16Your Best 5D shots...
Certainly not the best, but to show what this camera does handheld with IS lenses
My 10D would have added lots of noise and banding.
My 10D would have added lots of noise and banding.
Dec 17, 2005 at 04:38 PM
p.4 #17Your Best 5D shots...
Here's one from today.
I love how moody this one is with the way it's casting a shadow into the steam.
I love what this camera can do.
I love how moody this one is with the way it's casting a shadow into the steam.
I love what this camera can do.
Dec 17, 2005 at 07:06 PM
p.4 #18Your Best 5D shots...
I think I'll keep my 20D for now but will purchase the 24-105 IS lens.
Pierre
Grant808 wrote:
Certainly not the best, but to show what this camera does handheld with IS lenses
Pierre
Grant808 wrote:
Certainly not the best, but to show what this camera does handheld with IS lenses
Dec 18, 2005 at 10:14 AM
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p.4 #19Your Best 5D shots...
All the images look pretty impressive and I would really like to get a 5D to replace my 20D but somehow if I had the dollars I would prefer the Leica DMR, there is something special about the images the leica takes that look so much more appealing than anything else I have scene.
Dec 18, 2005 at 01:30 PM
p.4 #20Your Best 5D shots...
Moonrise San Diego
Just getting used to my 5D.
From the Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma.
The statue in the foreground is Joao Rodrigues Cabrillo, the Portugues explorer who was the first European to visit California 1n 1542.
If you look closely the couple to the left of the statue are viewing a digital photo they just took.
http://www.qasw.com/images/cabrillo-moonrise51215-5092-6c5.jpg
Just getting used to my 5D.
From the Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma.
The statue in the foreground is Joao Rodrigues Cabrillo, the Portugues explorer who was the first European to visit California 1n 1542.
If you look closely the couple to the left of the statue are viewing a digital photo they just took.
http://www.qasw.com/images/cabrillo-moonrise51215-5092-6c5.jpg
Dec 18, 2005 at 01:37 PM