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S100mike Senior Member  254 posts Joined Dec 2011 Location: Vancouver More info | Nice shots Canon PowerShot S100 makes me
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Dec 31, 2011 18:32 | #32 We need more pics here! Don't be shy! Also, just to start some general discussions, has anyone found a good screen protector that fits the screen? Cameras: 7D2, S100
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michaelnel Senior Member  750 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA More info | Dec 31, 2011 19:15 | #33 These are a couple I did in Golden Gate Park this morning:   I keep my photos on SmugMug: (http://michaelnel.smugmug.com
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Dec 31, 2011 20:45 | #34 Are these in camera HDR or are you using other software? Cameras: 7D2, S100
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michaelnel Senior Member 750 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA More info | Dec 31, 2011 20:46 | #35 Keyan wrote in post #13627411  Are these in camera HDR or are you using other software? I'm using Photomatix Pro 4.1. The in-camera HDR is useless. I keep my photos on SmugMug: (http://michaelnel.smugmug.com
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LowriderS10 Cream of the Crop  10,170 posts Likes: 12 Joined Mar 2008 Location: South Korea / Canada More info | Dec 31, 2011 20:48 | #36 Keyan wrote in post #13626913 We need more pics here! Don't be shy! Also, just to start some general discussions, has anyone found a good screen protector that fits the screen? Why? I'm assuming the screen is like any other Canon and comes with its own built-in/easy to change protector, or did they not go that route with the S100? -=Prints For Sale at PIXELS=-
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michaelnel Senior Member 750 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA More info | Dec 31, 2011 21:12 | #37 Another from Golden Gate Park. This is a place called "Heroes Grove", dedicated to US Soldiers who perished in WW1.  I keep my photos on SmugMug: (http://michaelnel.smugmug.com
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spear Senior Member 559 posts Joined Dec 2007 More info | I did some playing around with the Macro mode yesterday in dim light hand held using ISO 1600 with lens wide open and I have to say I am impressed. The grain of "noise" is very smooth ... while OK it is not as nice as a 5DII, the fact that this is coming off a tiny P&S sensor is remarkable. Since most of P&S cameras are used indoors in dim lighting, being able to use 1600 without a second thought is a huge advantage. First is the pic resized and then two different 100% crops of areas same picture.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Canon 40D, 5DII, 5DIII, G9,G11,S100,G1X, Canon lenses 600mmL f/4 ,24mm-105L f/4, 16-35L II f/2.8, 70-200L II f/2.8, EF 100mm f/2.8, EF 50 f/1.4,17-85 EFS, 10-22 EFS, 580 EX, 2x 580 EXII, 270EX,STE2, 1. 4x Converter, 2.0x Converter. Nikon 800E w/Nikkor 24-70
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michaelnel Senior Member 750 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA More info | Jan 01, 2012 05:51 | #39 That's pretty impressive, Spear! I'm thinking the S100 is a great camera, not just a great camera for a compact P&S. I keep my photos on SmugMug: (http://michaelnel.smugmug.com
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Jan 01, 2012 06:17 | #40 Nice watch too. Cameras: 7D2, S100
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dcorban Member 87 posts Joined Oct 2010 More info | Jan 01, 2012 12:24 | #41 michaelnel wrote in post #13627413 The in-camera HDR is useless. I don't know what Canon was thinking. Did they even try HDR? The iPhone handily beats this camera at HDR. You literally need a tripod to take HDR photos with the Canon. At this point, we have the software technology to have every photo be HDR without any user intervention. The hardware is also to that point. One of the major advantages of the CMOS sensor is its fast processing speed, which allows stuff such as accurate HDR.
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Jan 01, 2012 14:56 | #42 dcorban wrote in post #13629514 I don't know what Canon was thinking. Did they even try HDR? The iPhone handily beats this camera at HDR. You literally need a tripod to take HDR photos with the Canon. At this point, we have the software technology to have every photo be HDR without any user intervention. The hardware is also to that point. One of the major advantages of the CMOS sensor is its fast processing speed, which allows stuff such as accurate HDR. The iPhone can do it very well even on its tiny CMOS sensor and relatively small circuit board. It blurs fast moving subjects, but there is no blur or other artifacts due to camera shaking, and the camera doesn't even have IS. You don't even remotely need a tripod. Actually...the A5 is drastically more advanced than any processor ever put into a Canon, even the Digic 5. What I really don't get is that the S100 has that "handheld nightshot" mode where it is clearly stacking the images and marching them up, only blurring fast moving objects, but it can't do the same for HDR? It just seems like lazy programming to me to not allow it to do that with HDR as well. But then again, anyone serious about HDR would never limit themselves to the closed options in a small camera. Cameras: 7D2, S100
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Jan 01, 2012 15:12 | #43 My watch contribution...and maybe the start of a 366 day project...but we'll see.  Watch by slcko, on FlickrCameras: 7D2, S100
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MartinPounds Junior Member  22 posts Joined Dec 2011 More info | Jan 01, 2012 15:19 | #44 Keyan wrote in post #13630087 My watch contribution...and maybe the start of a 366 day project...but we'll see. Watch by slcko, on FlickrOoo nice crisp shot Camera Kit: Canon 60D, Canon EFS 18-135, Canon Powershot S100, Canon IXUS 220, Giottos tripod.
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michaelnel Senior Member 750 posts Likes: 1 Joined Apr 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA More info | Jan 01, 2012 15:21 | #45 Keyan, that's a really good looking watch! I keep my photos on SmugMug: (http://michaelnel.smugmug.com
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