Canon 5DSR Anyone?
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Kev...Part why I go for Nokia Lumia for the smartphone everyday thingy. Nothing beats a heavy SLR though if you're game enough to pack the glass though.
I pre-ordered today at 10% off RRP. Launch day is mid June. I've seen a couple of preview pics. It's mind blowing like a Hasselblad.
I pre-ordered today at 10% off RRP. Launch day is mid June. I've seen a couple of preview pics. It's mind blowing like a Hasselblad.
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Some may argue about a 50+ MP mirrored SLR and that this is just an incremental addition to the full frame range. But there are real innovations here that are currently only available in the expensive medium format category. If Canon can pull this off, it will certainly push flagging SLR sales especially for those that are looking for another body to add to their glass collection. I haven't bought a body since the 5D MkII and apart from the multipoint focus gain in the MkIII, it didn't really offer me that much more.
It it will be very interesting how good this camera will be off the tripod and at higher ISO settings. No doubt the truth will be with the pixel quality and I certainly don't mind pixel hunting.
IMO, more MPS is good provided the digital system can manage it. And from what I have seen, YES!!
It it will be very interesting how good this camera will be off the tripod and at higher ISO settings. No doubt the truth will be with the pixel quality and I certainly don't mind pixel hunting.
IMO, more MPS is good provided the digital system can manage it. And from what I have seen, YES!!
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Cropped size approx 30% of total full frame image.
Original pic Canon 5DSR, Canon Macro Lens EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM. IS OFF, ISO3200, 1/50, f/2.8. Cropped on camera. No further post processing.
This was a quick spontaneous hand held shot in fully automatic mode which explains the focus point and shallow DoF. Notwithstanding, despite the high pixel count, this camera evidently works well as a point and shoot.
Original pic Canon 5DSR, Canon Macro Lens EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM. IS OFF, ISO3200, 1/50, f/2.8. Cropped on camera. No further post processing.
This was a quick spontaneous hand held shot in fully automatic mode which explains the focus point and shallow DoF. Notwithstanding, despite the high pixel count, this camera evidently works well as a point and shoot.
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This FF shot was taken on a tripod with the same 100mm Macro Lens with IS OFF approx. 2m away from the subject. There was no other light source except the lamp in the shot.
ISO100, 8s, F29. No post processing. The RAW file is 54.7Mb. This JPG is 11.2Mb. The uploaded JPG is 6.89Mb. (The forum would not accept an 11.2Mb file so this is a lossy representation.) Apologies for the tripod level being out. It was a quick test.
ISO100, 8s, F29. No post processing. The RAW file is 54.7Mb. This JPG is 11.2Mb. The uploaded JPG is 6.89Mb. (The forum would not accept an 11.2Mb file so this is a lossy representation.) Apologies for the tripod level being out. It was a quick test.
Nice shot Steve. I love how natural the photo looks. I can't wait to see more of your captures - especially the non-post processed variety!
Meanwhile, I'm gunna have to find a way to survive with my little Fuji X-20 point n' shoot.
Meanwhile, I'm gunna have to find a way to survive with my little Fuji X-20 point n' shoot.
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This FF shot was taken on a tripod with the same 100mm Macro Lens with IS OFF approx. 2m away from the subject. There was no other light source except the lamp in the shot.
ISO100, 8s, F29. No post processing. The RAW file is 54.7Mb. This JPG is 11.2Mb. The uploaded JPG is 6.89Mb. (The forum would not accept an 11.2Mb file so this is a lossy representation.) Apologies for the tripod level being out. It was a quick test.
Steve, I see with camera set at F29 it gives you a real nice sharpness in depth. Nice shot! For my wedding photography I use 3 5D MKIIs with a bunch of glass.
