Wow that's great stuff. That pan shot of Erin Hamlin on the luge is one of the coolest things I've seen... made my hair stand on end! (What there is left of it...)
rd4tile wrote:
The best review is the one done by the owner of the camera, for his own personal use, when he decides how well the AF (or any function) is working for the scenarios he shoots in.
It's pretty obvious there's a lot of people who don't want to like this camera for a myriad of reasons, most of which have nothing to do with it's AF performance. Anyone here who's going to let RG's review be the reason for not buying the MKIV probably wasn't going to anyhow.
+1 Rich, I think you hit the nail on the head.
Chuck
M Vers wrote:
Download an EXIF viewer for your browser. There are images from the 1DIII, 1DIV and the D3s as well, but they are mixed sporadically throughout.
Thanks. Any recommendations on an exif viewer for internet explorer?
rd4tile wrote:
The best review is the one done by the owner of the camera, for his own personal use, when he decides how well the AF (or any function) is working for the scenarios he shoots in.
That's exactly what Rob Galbraith and other photographers have done.
J. Allen wrote:
Thanks. Any recommendations on an exif viewer for internet explorer?
Well, I don't use IE so I'm afraid I can't help. If you ever decide to use Firefox instead, which I find much better btw, just click 'tools' on the upper tool bar and then click 'add-ons'. Once the add-on window opens click the 'get add-ons' icon and run a search for Exif viewer. FWIW I'm running 'EXIF viewer 1.51'. Hope that helps.
M Vers wrote:
Download an EXIF viewer for your browser. There are images from the 1DIII, 1DIV and the D3s as well, but they are mixed sporadically throughout.
More than half the photos have their EXIF stripped (31 out of the 50 posted photos so far). Sigh.... Of the remaining, 1 from 1D3,14 from 1D4 and 4 from D3s.
