Who wants to PP a couple of images for me

I want to see if my 7d can produce images as sharp as my 500d, I'll take a couple of pics using the same settings, lens, and subject and upload them to flickr un-edited. I want to see what adjustments to make preferably using LR3. Cheers

i don't mind doing a little PP if u need help on stuff let me know

Cheers mcowens, So here are a couple of test pics, Somehow, using the same settings one of the images is a little lighter than the other.... tomorow when the light is a little better I'll try and get some better test pics.

Cheers, Jason

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …/45701084@N08/6​815551697/

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …/45701084@N08/6​815546351/

So, the metering of the one camera, with the top pic, got things a bit of a lower exposure than that of the other camera for the lower pic...up the exposure for the first by two clicks or so, otherwise you really can't compare...

Thanks Tony. I actually used manual mode so the exposures should be the same. There must be fairly loose tollerances in iso or somthing. I'll try to get some better shots in the morning when i can get better light

Milutiche wrote in post #13823023
Thanks Tony. I actually used manual mode so the exposures should be the same. There must be fairly loose tollerances in iso or somthing. I'll try to get some better shots in the morning when i can get better light

Same lens used on both bodies? Apertures are not necessarily exactly the same from lens to lens. And even if the apertures are identical, the light transmission of the optics might be different between different models of lenses.
Shutter speeds in bodies can vary, too.
ISO calibration by the manufacturer can vary from model to model, as well.

Wilt wrote in post #13824205
Same lens used on both bodies? Apertures are not necessarily exactly the same from lens to lens. And even if the apertures are identical, the light transmission of the optics might be different between different models of lenses.
Shutter speeds in bodies can vary, too.
ISO calibration by the manufacturer can vary from model to model, as well.

Yes same lens on both bodies, both manual focused using live view.

Are you also certain that passing clouds did not alter the amount of light in the room, considering the time that it took to change setup?

Wilt wrote in post #13824840
Are you also certain that passing clouds did not alter the amount of light in the room, considering the time that it took to change setup?

That is one thing that did come to mind, I don't think so but I cant be certain.
It is windy and cloudy right now so not good for taking the type of shots I need for this test

Do a similar test again but make certain the light doesn't change. Then upload the RAW files somewhere where we can download them.

kfreels wrote in post #13839309
Do a similar test again but make certain the light doesn't change. Then upload the RAW files somewhere where we can download them.

Yeah I will do, I'm finding it hard to get good light right now so I will hold off untill I can be sure it's going to be consistant. Any Idea where I can upload a 20MB raw file?

Milutiche wrote in post #13839961
Yeah I will do, I'm finding it hard to get good light right now so I will hold off untill I can be sure it's going to be consistant. Any Idea where I can upload a 20MB raw file?

Get a free dropbox account. http://db.tt/ls1t8YnN
Real simple - install it and let it run in your tray. Anything you drop in your "public" folder you can right-click and choose "dropbox> copy public link" and then paste it into a message or anything else for people to download. I've put 750M zip files in there with no problem.