1D X Mark II Owners Unite! Discuss & Post Photos

Got up too early this morning.... decided... why not?

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graham121 wrote in post #18757359
I guess this wont help either Derek... ISO 5000....

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How much post do you have into this file. This is excellent

One more from yesterday's Kinglet encounter.. feather detail is fantastic, haven't seen any drawback to this sensor vs. the 5D4, so my fears about cropping have been put to rest.

umphotography wrote in post #18757494
How much post do you have into this file. This is excellent

Thanks Mike.

Very little different to my normal workflow - in fact I did not realise the ISO is as high as it is until I noticed the exif in Flickr.

In LR I gave the NR slider a bit more than normal, other than that nothing really of note different.. just the usual sliders.

I do my final sharpening for bird images in PS, and the only differences here were I ran an NR filter before I ran the sharpening, and only two instead of three passes with the unsharp mask.

And so adjustments were global across the whole image, ie no local adjustment brushes used.

So yeah, very happy with the result.

graham121 wrote in post #18757661
Thanks Mike.

Very little different to my normal workflow - in fact I did not realise the ISO is as high as it is until I noticed the exif in Flickr.

In LR I gave the NR slider a bit more than normal, other than that nothing really of note different.. just the usual sliders.

I do my final sharpening for bird images in PS, and the only differences here were I ran an NR filter before I ran the sharpening, and only two instead of three passes with the unsharp mask.

And so adjustments were global across the whole image, ie no local adjustment brushes used.

So yeah, very happy with the result.

I just wish I knew what you're talking about, I must get to grips with PP.

Phoenixkh wrote in post #18757462
Got up too early this morning.... decided... why not?

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Cool shot...I definitely like this one.

You want to get the best out of a 1dx mkii start taking sports photos and you'll find nothing better. Its purely awesome.

Red Dog wrote in post #18758322
You want to get the best out of a 1dx mkii start taking sports photos and you'll find nothing better. Its purely awesome.

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Super action shot, so nicely done.

This is on Tony Todd's site

1Dx mk 2 + 200-400 zoom

http://www.tonytodd.ph​otography …_Nost18/18_0805​_59212.jpg

Golfer T wrote in post #18759217
This is on Tony Todd's site

1Dx mk 2 + 200-400 zoom

http://www.tonytodd.ph​otography …_Nost18/18_0805​_59212.jpg

14 fps, trigger down and hope for the best! Holy cow that's a good shot!!!

I actually once spoke with a person who frequently took pictures of artillery pieces. He said taking a photo where you can see the grenade leaving the barrel isn't too difficult.
Just aim the camera, half-press the shutter button and wait. The shock wave will make you press the button at the right moment.

Golfer T wrote in post #18759217
This is on Tony Todd's site

1Dx mk 2 + 200-400 zoom

http://www.tonytodd.ph​otography …_Nost18/18_0805​_59212.jpg

Sorry but I think I must be missing something here, apart from timing the shot well, which is not hard at 14fps I can't actually find anything sharp on the image.

I think it's sharp. Not oversharpened, as somebody likes it, but in focus.

10 days to go before I order one, I hate wishing my life away.....but!!

Wee Selkie

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