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Scott Freestyle

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.. to make beautiful images with the 5D mark 3..

Love the work of Paul Wex... This is great!! :)


I love my C100, had a great shoot with it today, but my true love will always be my 5Dmk#, I love the full frame goodness!!
 
Yes, very engaging work and subject matter. But seriously, the photo world already went through the jpeg vs RAW debate. High horsers and jabbers tried to point out that jpeg was just as good and "pros" should be able to get it right in camera... Bla bla bla.
Well everybody shoots RAW now just because it is better. This kind of debate does not get the community anywhere imho. Like people popping into a technical conversation saying content is king... Yes, we know.

But, I think all can say that if this piece was shot in RAW, it could have looked even better. Just my thoughts.
 
OK. It's supposed to be a video, like in 'film'. But frankly for me the treatment screams slideshow.

L.
 
Bassman2003 said:
This kind of debate does not get the community anywhere imho. .
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lol.. No debate, I'm cant wait for super dooper fast CF card to arrive so I can join the RAW fun.. I just thought it would be a good title... no debate wanted, requested or needed... just a title....

I think Paul Wex did an amazing job with this piece... that's all!! :)

@Ted.. thanks for the share, those video's are superb...
 
Bassman2003 said:
But seriously, the photo world already went through the jpeg vs RAW debate. High horsers and jabbers tried to point out that jpeg was just as good and "pros" should be able to get it right in camera... Bla bla bla.
Well everybody shoots RAW now just because it is better. This kind of debate does not get the community anywhere imho. Like people popping into a technical conversation saying content is king... Yes, we know.
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I don't think the OP had any kind of debate in his original intentions. RAW is not an option for everyone, (fast CF cards are expensive) so I think that this was more of a reminder for those unable to shoot with with hack, for whatever reasons, that they don't need to throw their cameras in the bin!
 
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