Canon user thread - post your pictures here
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i think people are too busy shooting videos....
YO! dont forget its an amazing 18MP still camera first and foremost!!!!!!!!!!
YO! dont forget its an amazing 18MP still camera first and foremost!!!!!!!!!!
Rick Meyer
Veteran
This is the pot of Sausage & Peppers I made Sunday for a tailgating party in the street. No CC. Just re-sized it.
And, here is one I took this morning. It's about peak autumn leaf season here in the beautiful Hudson Valley. For some reason, its a lot fuzzier than the original. I'm not impressed with this upload resolution, not sure why, but I'll post anyway.
And, here is one I took this morning. It's about peak autumn leaf season here in the beautiful Hudson Valley. For some reason, its a lot fuzzier than the original. I'm not impressed with this upload resolution, not sure why, but I'll post anyway.
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Rick Meyer
Veteran
Guess what the UPS guy handed me today?
Nope, not this dirty beauty, but I did get my first DLSR! (7D)
That's really nice. What lens?
Rakesh Jacob
Veteran
Yo nice Impala Roberto!
Thanks. Keep in mind the car was graded, but that is a sweet 20+ year old Olympus 50mm f/1.8, Made in Japan.
Here is one of my sister's cat, very little done to it, just a little cuve to compensate for the fact that it was overexposed, shot wide open with the same lens:
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I'd shoot video at f/1.8 all day long, but when you really push it you can see some CA. Not an issue 90% of the time though. At high resolution stills you can see it is a good deal softer wide open, but at f/2.8 it is razor sharp. The blades aren't perfect, so while bokeh is gorgeous you do notice little spikes between them f/2.8, and on the very small apertures it doesn't look all that round. Bokeh only suffers a bit at the very end of the dial though.
But it is very sharp and has a beautiful color rendition. Gorgeous colors! It can be quite stunning if you got something good going on in front of the camera.
Here is a make shift f/1.8 vs. f/2.8 comparison, but it isn't fair. I didn't shoot it as a test, and the difference in angle made tougher for CA on the one that is wide open... but it shows it at it's worse:Too bad the old man didn't get more of them.
Just got my Canon 24-70mm f/2.8, and (I am even happier about) a Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8!
Here is one of my sister's cat, very little done to it, just a little cuve to compensate for the fact that it was overexposed, shot wide open with the same lens:
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I'd shoot video at f/1.8 all day long, but when you really push it you can see some CA. Not an issue 90% of the time though. At high resolution stills you can see it is a good deal softer wide open, but at f/2.8 it is razor sharp. The blades aren't perfect, so while bokeh is gorgeous you do notice little spikes between them f/2.8, and on the very small apertures it doesn't look all that round. Bokeh only suffers a bit at the very end of the dial though.
But it is very sharp and has a beautiful color rendition. Gorgeous colors! It can be quite stunning if you got something good going on in front of the camera.
Here is a make shift f/1.8 vs. f/2.8 comparison, but it isn't fair. I didn't shoot it as a test, and the difference in angle made tougher for CA on the one that is wide open... but it shows it at it's worse:Too bad the old man didn't get more of them.
Just got my Canon 24-70mm f/2.8, and (I am even happier about) a Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8!
Rick Meyer
Veteran
One of the loves of my life....my doggie...no post. Just resized...
And, nothing spectular regarding the background of this tree...just testing some settings...
Anyone else use Picasa 3 to upload photos? I uploaded both of these using Picasa 3. The first pic is visibly much sharper. I can't figure out why. Both originals are pretty darn sharp. I have tried so many different variations of uploads and settings just wondering if anyone else has ever had the same problem.
And, nothing spectular regarding the background of this tree...just testing some settings...
Anyone else use Picasa 3 to upload photos? I uploaded both of these using Picasa 3. The first pic is visibly much sharper. I can't figure out why. Both originals are pretty darn sharp. I have tried so many different variations of uploads and settings just wondering if anyone else has ever had the same problem.
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Canon 5DmkII. 24-105F4L.
This is what a MKii is alllllll about....... screw Video....
This is what a MKii is alllllll about....... screw Video....
ryan brown
lOwEr CaSe Member
WoW Timur! Good stuff.
ChosenPredator
Member
This is my first time using any sort of DSLR camera, it's the 7D, I'll improve in time so here are my first shots
I felt like doing something sin cityish but i should of just left the original Image
Sorry about this image of Evil Monkey from family guy being so big, any tips or advice would be much appreciated.
I felt like doing something sin cityish but i should of just left the original Image
Sorry about this image of Evil Monkey from family guy being so big, any tips or advice would be much appreciated.
Took this today. Minimal editing.
Only regret: should have shot at ISO 400.
P.S. How do I link images from SmugMug?
Only regret: should have shot at ISO 400.
P.S. How do I link images from SmugMug?
