-= Canon EOS R owners unite! Post photos and discuss.

I am about a week late on posting this but here it is, Same shot one taken with EOS R and the other with my 5D4, same exact settings in Lightroom. The original photo is on my Flickr page if you want to see it un-edited. you can see the magenta cast is more present in the 5D4 file

*I just realized that they were shot with different lenses, I have an example with the same lens and all, just need to find it*

EOS R

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/24Gk​mWr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dV2​sM2

The "ProMediaGear PLCR L-Bracket for Canon EOS-R Body" works well and allows full articulation of the screen even in portrait. The allen wrench is stored in the bracket so you can take it off or remove the vertical part wherever you are.

And the way I use it most. No more taking it off the clamp to move the screen. With the brackets that don't have the offset I had to remove the camera to put the screen in this position in portrait. Then remove it again to put it back in the normal position.

I looked very hard in all the boxes when I received the camera and I am pretty sure there wasn't any squirrels there. And I couldn't find them outside either. Must go out and look for them again...

RoyOrbison wrote in post #18834614
I looked very hard in all the boxes when I received the camera and I am pretty sure there wasn't any squirrels there. And I couldn't find them outside either. Must go out and look for them again...

You have to soak the box in water overnight. It is a dehydrated squirrel in a dryogenic state, like mail-order Sea Monkeys. Wait until the return period is over, because you need the box for an exchange or refund.

white venom wrote in post #18834483
I am about a week late on posting this but here it is, Same shot one taken with EOS R and the other with my 5D4, same exact settings in Lightroom. The original photo is on my Flickr page if you want to see it un-edited. you can see the magenta cast is more present in the 5D4 file

*I just realized that they were shot with different lenses, I have an example with the same lens and all, just need to find it*

EOS R

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/24Gk​mWr EOSR0480 by RJ Prusik, on Flickr


5D4

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dV2​sM2 5D4_0852 by RJ Prusik, on Flickr

wow

if everything is the same then something is drastically wrong with that 5D4.....can you see the color cast that I see in these images. The 5D4 is very purple...did you have some type of filter on the lens

I would like to hear what caused the color cast in the 5D4 image.

white venom wrote in post #18834483
... you can see the magenta cast is more present in the 5D4 file

EOS R

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/24Gk​mWr EOSR0480 by RJ Prusik, on Flickr


5D4

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dV2​sM2 5D4_0852 by RJ Prusik, on Flickr

Also it was taken at a different aperture and thus different exposure. So this really isn't a very good direct comparison. I would like to see a direct comparison with the same lens and settings, though.

CallumRD1 wrote in post #18834756
Also it was taken at a different aperture and thus different exposure. So this really isn't a very good direct comparison. I would like to see a direct comparison with the same lens and settings, though.

still does not explain the cast.

umphotography wrote in post #18834761
still does not explain the cast.

Were they RAW or JPEGs? If JPEGs, were the Picture Styles the same?

umphotography wrote in post #18834761
still does not explain the cast.

I wasn't suggesting that it did. Just noting some additional differences between the two images that invalidates a direct, apples to apples comparison.

squashed wrote in post #18834434
If you look long enough,you will probably find a squirrel.

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Awe inspiring! I can hear and feel the vast expanse of the landscape, the clean air, the timelesnes (if that is a word?) and the total beauty irrespectable of man. Very well seen and done!

Couple of visitors to the feeder this morning.

A couple from Texas, married at the Running Y Ranch in Southern Oregon.

I used the EOS R for this photo, and also used the 5DS and M5. This was my 2nd wedding with the EOS R. Shooting 3 bodies left near zero risk regarding potential card failure (which I've never had anyway). For the ceremony and reception I mounted 3 Phottix Odin triggers, one on each of the cameras.

For this wedding I decided to go with 3 bodies because the photos are indirectly connected to an outdoor show which the bride hosts. She mixes personal and show related photos on her social media.

Photo from mdvaden's gallery.
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