-= 5D Mark IV owners unite! Post photos and discuss.

randy98mtu wrote in post #18156065
I figured that would be one of the replies. lol I plan to keep the L's, but I do have a few pairs of high end headphones I need to unload.

Grado? Love my 20yr old Grado's

Talley wrote in post #18156067
Grado? Love my 20yr old Grado's

No, I have B&W P7's, Denon MM400's and Sennheiser HD650's. Keeping the Sennheiser Momentum 2 Wireless and the Sony Z7's. The wife isn't too thrilled with my collections. lol

randy98mtu wrote in post #18156073
No, I have B&W P7's, Denon MM400's and Sennheiser HD650's. Keeping the Sennheiser Momentum 2 Wireless and the Sony Z7's. The wife isn't too thrilled with my collections. lol

Put them on, can't hear her then
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Now have my SD card so could finally test this 4K stuff. Seems to be almost impossible to replay the footage on my PC, which is annoying but I will really not use it. What I wanted to do was test the frame grab thing.

I think for web stuff it will work fine, and family holidays for when one might need an 18x13cm print. But for anything requiring large printing or resale I don't think I will be using this option. Below I have the web size version, original crop format (with a little PP) and a 100% crop.

We need more portraits up in here!

DonJuanMair wrote in post #18156548
We need more portraits up in here!

I picked up a 5D4 to replace my 6D which was dropped from height to high (R.I.P)
My first portrait with this camera.
Yellow-billed Cuckoo
5D X Mark IV| EF 400mm f/4 DO IS II USM @400mm | 1/640| f/8 | ISO 250

Neilyb wrote in post #18156458
Now have my SD card so could finally test this 4K stuff. Seems to be almost impossible to replay the footage on my PC, which is annoying but I will really not use it. What I wanted to do was test the frame grab thing.

I think for web stuff it will work fine, and family holidays for when one might need an 18x13cm print. But for anything requiring large printing or resale I don't think I will be using this option. Below I have the web size version, original crop format (with a little PP) and a 100% crop.

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for facebook images, without a doubt that would work. but i agree with the large prints, or cropping. no can do.

ilumo wrote in post #18156838
for facebook images, without a doubt that would work. but i agree with the large prints, or cropping. no can do.

Need to setup the jpg styles and such before hand. When your dealing with 4k frame grab then careful consideration on that comes into play. Much better to have it SOOC than to try and tweak in post.

I use Fine Detail and have had really really good success with 4K frame grab. I've print 13x19 albeit cropped to fit and it looks good.

Shot an indoor hockey tournament where my granddaughter was one of the topscorers.... Poor light in that hall but at ISO 6400 - 12800 I got some good shots.

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vk2gwk wrote in post #18156935
Shot an indoor hockey tournament where my granddaughter was one of the topscorers.... Poor light in that hall but at ISO 6400 - 12800 I got some good shots.

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That's what I am experiencing, clean shots at high ISO.

It's why my 7DII is not going to get used for indoor sports.

George Zip wrote in post #18157042
That's what I am experiencing, clean shots at high ISO.

It's why my 7DII is not going to get used for indoor sports.

This is What I've faced since getting the 5D4. Keep the 7D2 or not? There is an awful lot of redundancy. I was out with the 7D2 the other day doing a forest/nature walk. It was quite dark and I found myself regretting not taking the 5D4. I guess it makes a good backup though.

5DIV 500mm @ f/7.1 ISO200 1/320

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Just picked up a 5D4 after sporting the 5D2 for way to long. The first thing I did was try out high ISO's. The 5D2 tops out at 6400 without going into the extended range. I was scared to death of anything over 1600. This one is at ISO 12,800 with no flash, just regular bathroom lighting