Originally Posted by Fred Doane
Fair enough, but the shot wasn't asking a lot of the camera. I'll go back to P&S now.
Originally Posted by Fred Doane
Fair enough, but the shot wasn't asking a lot of the camera. I'll go back to P&S now.
We're a Canon/Profoto family: five cameras, sixteen lenses, fifteen Profoto lights, too many modifiers.
Originally Posted by Roland Scheiner
Mein Freundin ist Deutsche und ich kann etwas sprechen - wenn ich etwas für dich übersetzen oder erklaren kann dann frag einfach .
OKAY THEN I ask: How can I can up load pictures which I took to this forum. It ´s will an undisovered secret. My request in german:
Wie kann ich Photos hier hochladen. Die Maximalgröße kenne ich, aber wie man das macht, habe ich leider nicht herausfinden können.
Für Eure Hilfe und genaue Beschreibung, wie man das macht, wäre ich Euch sehr dankbar.
Roland
When you post or reply, there's a row of buttons at the top of the composition window. One of these looks like a filmstrip, and is the "insert media" button. That's where/how you insert a file.
We're a Canon/Profoto family: five cameras, sixteen lenses, fifteen Profoto lights, too many modifiers.
Hi Roland,
Welcome to the forums (and the land of Canon).
Just make sure to resize your image to 800 pixels wide before uploading. Otherwise we won't see the entire image.
Ben.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ben_taylor_au/ www.methodicallymuddled.wordpress.com
Canon 5D Mark III | Canon 5D Mark II | Samyang 14mm f/2.8 | Canon 35mm f/1.4L USM | Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM |Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II |Canon 2 x Teleconverter III | Canon 580 EX II Speedlite | Really Right Stuff TVC 34L | Really Right Stuff BH55 LR | Gorillapod Focus | Really Right Stuff BH 30
Hi Peety3,
Question regarding about your comments on your shooting example "blacktop is sharper just behind the two riders", maybe its nothing to do with 1D MK III AF issue...... could it be possible miss foucs by yourself?
Because lots people discussed 1D MK III miss focus even with hardware/software upgrades...... but I never see some kind of sample photos or trials etc.....
I really hope if anyone could show some examples or trials etc... Coz currently own 1D MK III and I didn't found any issue with AF...
I have used a Mark III in low light/high movement environments and never experienced focusing issues which were not the fault of the operator; me! I enjoy the 1.3 crop and the dynamic color range of the camera. I have only used a rental 5DMII to see its capabilities. Remarkable color and resolution, but it lacked features I need in my work. It all depends on what you want to use your camera to capture and every piece of equipment has trade offs.
I currently use both the 1D Mark IV and 1D Mark III. Buy what you feel will best meet your needs for the primary subject matter and environments in which you capture imagery. Your skills will be the most telling part of any image. Best of luck in your choice.
Some example shots from 2010 Australian Open last week, all used 1D Mark III handheld
1D Mark III + 300mm f2.8 IS USM with ISO100, f2.8, 1/1000
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1D Mark III + 300mm f2.8 IS USM with ISO100, f2.8, 1/800
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1D Mark III + 300mm f2.8 IS USM with ISO100, f4.0, 1/1600
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1D Mark III + 300mm f2.8 IS USM with ISO100, f2.8, 1/2000
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Some friends in AUS Open :P
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This is one of my first pictures taken with my new 5DMarkII. It shows a tiny lake half frozen in my home town Marktheidenfeld, Bavaria Germany. This picture was not digitally processed, it shows what the camera captured through the lens.
ISO 400; 500, f11,