-=5D3 owners Unite! Discuss and post Photos! (2)

This thread is my favorite on these boards. Ahhhh, so good!

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Adam Jones wrote in post #15104840

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092912_Bentley_02 by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

Love these, hopefully picking up my mk III tomorrow

mannetti21 wrote in post #15103107
One thing that frustrates me a bit with the 5D3 is the lack of a pop-up flash. There have already been a few times when I wished I had the flash to use as fill lighting for basic snapshots. Also, I really liked the ability to be able to grab a Speedlight and place it on a nearby table/shelve for quick setup of off-camera flash around the house or at family gatherings. But now, without the pop-up flash, I have no way of triggering the off-camera flash.

What's the quickest, most simplistic solution to this dilemma?

Same here. I was just learning about using fill flash outdoors when i got my 5D. Ive kept my 60D for now so i can use off camera flash as i love setting my 580EXII up in the corner of a room at home and having the freedom to move around, but ive also just ordered a set of Yongnuo YN-622C Wireless E-TTL Flash Triggers. For £60 ( in the UK) i think these will be perfect, probably better thna using my 60D and its OB flash.

Dankata wrote in post #15098710
Why, you want one?

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you must have the most negative space in photos out of any portrait photographer. not necessarily a bad thing as most the time the elements around your subjects really bring the viewer in but a lot nonetheless. Do you do a lot of cropping?

Bought a 5D3 today after due consideration. I've only managed a few test shots so far but two things immediately impress: the AF system and the noise control especially at higher ISOs. Here's one of my first shots at ISO 12800:

Adam Jones wrote in post #15104840
This thread is my favorite on these boards. Ahhhh, so good!

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L'Ox and Rio by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

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092912_Bentley_02 by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

Razor sharp & beautiful images!

impressive.... high iso is my deal breaker. after using the 5D, i don't like using the 60D anymore. I miss the flippy screen though.

NaKiD EyE wrote in post #15105185
you must have the most negative space in photos out of any portrait photographer. not necessarily a bad thing as most the time the elements around your subjects really bring the viewer in but a lot nonetheless. Do you do a lot of cropping?

No, usually I try to frame it at the moment I take the photo, especially for full body portraits it is important for the DOF I am going for.

Fricks wrote in post #15106111

That is all!

vinmunoz wrote in post #15105261
impressive.... high iso is my deal breaker. after using the 5D, i don't like using the 60D anymore. I miss the flippy screen though.

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=MqAjdmRtxpc
this one looks like add on - pretty big

wow looks good plus stereo speakers. big though but for serious videographer or landscape still shooter, it's good.

thanks for the link.

but when i go to swiviusa.com, it will go to carryspeed website and the product is not there.