-=5D CLASSIC admirers, assemble! (6)

keith30d wrote in post #14436371
i was wondering the same and would love to know...is it just a matter of getting the couple to stay still and then shooting fast?

You don't need the subject to stand still for all 21 shots. Only about 2-3 frames where focus is on subject, they need to stay stand still. For all other shots surrounding the subject, the subject is not in frame, so let them relax.

mzondeki wrote in post #14436864
You don't need the subject to stand still for all 21 shots. Only about 2-3 frames where focus is on subject, they need to stay stand still. For all other shots surrounding the subject, the subject is not in frame, so let them relax.

awesome

My 5D woke up dead last week so I sent it off to Canonland. Got a pretty great deal on the repairs with CPS Gold. I had been planning to sell it for months and upgrade to a 3, but I think once I get it back I'm going to use it as my primary for a full month and see how I feel about it then. Try and "rekindle the flame" so to speak.

Very nice photos on the last several pages. I've been shooting a ton of Brenizer's in the last few months. It's cool seeing one from a higher perspective.

The Devil wrote in post #14431506

what's going on in the first shot? Like it

srika wrote in post #14426595
wow.. what a structure! is that Wroclaw University of Technology?? well done, you captured it perfectly.

Thanks, it's a new library in Katowice/Poland.

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h4ppydaze wrote in post #14437033
what's going on in the first shot? Like it

Well... simply put - a dark room, several projectors and cameras and a wiiiiiide white board thingy where said projectors projected light... and stripes... and so on.

Thanks, by the way.

^^ raklez like those shots

Continuing my binge on exploring Nature today... Mount Boss State Forest.

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@RaKLeZ, love those building shots, esp the last one
@kf095, great eye and tones for that bridge shot

Taken yesterday...

dphorshack wrote in post #14439886
Taken yesterday...

Lens?

Has anyone ever had this problem before? I turned off my camera, removed the card and the battery, and then replaced them a little later. When I turned the camera back on, parts of the numbers on the left were missing.