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Sep 30, 2010 09:17 |  #2446

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So sharp! even at 1.2!


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Nice capture. I browsed through your other work and it's all fantastic stuff. Love your processing style.




  
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Sep 30, 2010 13:45 |  #2447

[QUOTE=davo_robbo;1100​5740]So sharp! even at 1.2!


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Great pictures. How is this lens in sharpness 1.2 compared to you 24 L II?

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Sep 30, 2010 13:49 as a reply to  @ LarkM's post |  #2448

Hi,
I have this lens from 1 week and I really like it but I have to get used to this new focal length 50mm because I have used only the 135/2 during 8 months with my 5DII. I thinkI'll fall in love to these 2 lens.
I really like photography ... but I need to capture the light better. All your pictures help me day by day to improve and inspire me. See you

PS: I'm french but I live in Barcelona (13 years) so please sorry for my poor english !


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Sep 30, 2010 16:58 |  #2449

S-S wrote in post #11006333 (external link)
hey - great shots & processing :)
i notice youre still using your profile photo i edited a few years ago ;) good to see youre still shooting

Yeah i really need to change it hey! look like i'm a 12 year old..
Hahaha yeah I guess i've just been hibernating a bit while i established the business and finished high school :) now that i'm done i can really start going for it! Actually got an email from polka dot bride and they want to feature my work which is unreal! Really excited for the next few years of hopefully growth!

LarkM wrote in post #11007336 (external link)
Nice capture. I browsed through your other work and it's all fantastic stuff. Love your processing style.

thanks mate! its great to see hard work paying off :) glad that you enjoy them!

[QUOTE=Palna;11008988]​[QUOTE=davo_robbo;1100​5740]So sharp! even at 1.2!


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Great pictures. How is this lens in sharpness 1.2 compared to you 24 L II?

@1.4 the 24L is probably sharper.. Ive got a really good copy of the 24L and its actually quite phenomenal to work with. I've actually been shooting with a 50 1.4 for the last 2 years and have only just upgraded (i know its a big jump) to all the bits in my sig in the last few weeks haha..

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Sep 30, 2010 17:34 as a reply to  @ post 11006333 |  #2450

f/4, 1/200, ISO 200

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f/4, 1/3200, ISO 200

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Sep 30, 2010 23:14 |  #2451

Couple from today.

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Oct 01, 2010 00:11 |  #2452

davo_robbo wrote in post #11010103 (external link)
Hahaha yeah I guess i've just been hibernating a bit while i established the business and finished high school :) now that i'm done i can really start going for it! Actually got an email from polka dot bride and they want to feature my work which is unreal! Really excited for the next few years of hopefully growth!

just checked out your blog... really love your style, i think you'll go far :)
congrats on your engagement too
im a natural/available light (external link) shooter too, but i have been known to resort to controlled lighting for commercial shoots lol




  
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Oct 01, 2010 02:40 as a reply to  @ S-S's post |  #2453

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Oct 01, 2010 05:46 |  #2454

S-S wrote in post #11012483 (external link)
just checked out your blog... really love your style, i think you'll go far :)
congrats on your engagement too
im a natural/available light (external link) shooter too, but i have been known to resort to controlled lighting for commercial shoots lol

Thanks bud! Yeah pretty stoked to be getting married!

Had a look at your work too, couldn't stop at the single page! great stuff! You've got a really defined, clean style. Really easy on the eyes and tells a great story.

Yeah i usually do the same with corporate work. Good to be able to control the light around the environment instead of changing the environment around the lighting.


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Oct 02, 2010 16:16 |  #2455

davo_robbo wrote in post #11013240 (external link)
Thanks bud! Yeah pretty stoked to be getting married!

Had a look at your work too, couldn't stop at the single page! great stuff! You've got a really defined, clean style. Really easy on the eyes and tells a great story.

Yeah i usually do the same with corporate work. Good to be able to control the light around the environment instead of changing the environment around the lighting.

:) thank you




  
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Oct 03, 2010 07:33 as a reply to  @ S-S's post |  #2456

I'm having a mad dilemma at the moment - one i'm sure many people have gone through: 50L or 24-70L? Can anyone justify why they'd take a 50L over a more 'usable' lens like the zoom? I know which I want, and I know which I need, and it's not getting any easier...


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Oct 03, 2010 08:09 as a reply to  @ TristanCardew's post |  #2457

That's your call.

I'm looking at this lens or the 135L and 3/4 of my lenses are already at or have 50mm in the FL. :lol:

In my case, I got the 17-55 (to your 24-70) instead. Hope that helps.


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Oct 03, 2010 08:33 as a reply to  @ post 11006333 |  #2458

Decided to try out the CA (creative auto) mode on my 5D2 yesterday and here are a couple of the results, hand held:

My 3 yr. old grandson, f/2.8, 1/50, ISO 200

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My Siamese cat, Tino, f/1.8, 1/40, ISO 200, +2/3 ex

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Oct 03, 2010 16:12 |  #2459

TristanCardew wrote in post #11024386 (external link)
I'm having a mad dilemma at the moment - one i'm sure many people have gone through: 50L or 24-70L? Can anyone justify why they'd take a 50L over a more 'usable' lens like the zoom? I know which I want, and I know which I need, and it's not getting any easier...

the 24-70 isnt all that great unless you have one of the rare sharp copies. or you dont mind stopping it down... but then you might as well get the 24-105 f/4L which is a REALLY sharp nice lens and has more reach




  
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Oct 03, 2010 18:05 |  #2460

Heres a few from a wedding yesterday :)
shot on the bottom left is actually from a 24L.. buut i figured you guys wouldnt mind too much! :)


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