-= 70D owners unite! Post up pics and discuss!

Donna_A wrote in post #17422579
These look really good, Meglet! Are any of them JPEGs? I'm really curious to see some 70d JPEGs SOOC. These have such beautiful color tones and great clarity. I understand your situation with the 24-105. I use my 70D with 15-85 way more than my 6D with 24-105. So much that I'm seriously wondering if I want to keep the 6D. Don't start screaming everyone! I know you will all think I'm crazy. The 6d is a wonderful camera. But I'm so pleased with it the 70D that I'm just not using the 6D much anymore.

Why should you choose? Keep 'em both ))

Thanks!

evelakes wrote in post #17420468
Nice skies Eryk.

Phoenixkh wrote in post #17420483
I second that. Very beautiful. And some people say you can't get a decent landscape photograph with a crop camera. Those photos sure prove them wrong.

Very nicely done.

khwaja wrote in post #17424805
Eryk,
What a beautiful colors and amazing pictures. I just fell like dust off my camera and start taking pictures again. Very inspiring landscapes from 70D even though every one recommends 6D.

Thank You

Paul Iddon wrote in post #17424137
Seek and ye shall find...


...under a house brick and moved onto a moss covered piece of stone.

Tegenaria gigantea female.

Posing for a karaoke session, and three face-on angles.

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Paul.

This is amazing macro pics Paul. I love your work!!!

eryk wrote in post #17425455
Thank You

This is amazing macro pics Paul. I love your work!!!

Thank you Eryk - much appreciated m8.

Paul.

I'm starting to realize more and more how important it is to expouse correctly. ISO 8000 can look better than ISO 4000 depending on exposure!

These are both ISO 5000 without any noise reduction at all. I think they look great for being at sucha high ISO.

oohhh, somebody had a can of attitude poured on him!
Nice shot!

Great cat photo.

Paul.

dmihel wrote in post #17425041

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that is a great photo, I would sleep with one eye open until he's calmed down ...

Cheers
Gus

dmihel wrote in post #17425041

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Great subject, perfect processing!!

daverator wrote in post #17425604
oohhh, somebody had a can of attitude poured on him!
Nice shot!

Paul Iddon wrote in post #17425747
Great cat photo.

Paul.

ancientone80 wrote in post #17425757
that is a great photo, I would sleep with one eye open until he's calmed down ...

Cheers
Gus

Jeff Hanson wrote in post #17426090
Great subject, perfect processing!!

Thank you all for appreciation ))

Today at the lake younglings are getting big.

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I took a bunch of pictures yesterday with snow, sun, bright skies, shadows, and figured I'd be post processing stuff for years (or days anyway) trying to balance everything out, and for the most part very little tweaking was required. I think this sensor is pretty good in spite of how people like to gripe about Canon versus Sony/Nikon. Anyway, here is one up near Loveland Pass.

One reason: money. I'm not rich.

I do shoot RAW. However I have some clients that need images quickly transferred directly to them for uploading to their website. RAW is not needed for this and JPEG works beautifully. I also often shoot JPEG for sports, for the same reason. So I have more uses for JPEG than HDR. Anyway, back to my original comment. I'm really curious to see some 70d JPEGs SOOC.