5D admirers, assemble!

heres a few from today

^Love the PP.

Third one is well done. The others are good, the last just stands out.

WOW! You have GOT to check this out! See how many 5D's you can pick out:
http://www.karikuukka.​com/peking2008/100m/

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davo_robbo wrote in post #6252453
heres a few from today

These are GREAT shots! Could you please let us know what lens you used? Under "Properties", I can see what focal length, but it doesn't say what lens you used. Thanks so much!
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PhotoSponge wrote in post #6254366
WOW! You have GOT to check this out! See how many 5D's you can pick out:
http://www.karikuukka.​com/peking2008/100m/

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I forgot to tell you to be patient and wait just a few seconds, while the site loads up. I've NEVER see so many cameras in one place!
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PS, I think it was his 50mm 1.4. It's in the exif...

Go to www.opanda.com and download their exif viewer utility. It's an IE, or FF, plugin. Then, you can just right click on the image, and it'll show you all! That is, if the user leaves it in the images.

Cheers!

inthedeck wrote in post #6254384
PS, I think it was his 50mm 1.4. It's in the exif...

Go to www.opanda.com and download their exif viewer utility. It's an IE, or FF, plugin. Then, you can just right click on the image, and it'll show you all! That is, if the user leaves it in the images.

Cheers!

Thanks and I have done that, but in the EXIF, it doesn't say what LENS was used; it only gives the FOCAL length that was used. So he could have used a telephoto or a prime, and since I'm trying to make a decision on a new lens in the near future, I am largely gearing that decision by the photos that I see in this forum, taken with a 5D using a particular lens.

Thanks for all your help and especially to all of you who do list that information with the photos you post.
PhotoSponge

Aha...but, the aperture is 1.6 in the third shot. He doesn't have any other lenses that are that fast, yet (yet being the operative word, here).

Epix wrote in post #6253243
^Love the PP.

thanks

inthedeck wrote in post #6253690
Third one is well done. The others are good, the last just stands out.

yeah the pics are still in a very draft stage, only quickly put them through LR

PhotoSponge wrote in post #6254373
These are GREAT shots! Could you please let us know what lens you used? Under "Properties", I can see what focal length, but it doesn't say what lens you used. Thanks so much!
PhotoSponge

50mm 1.4 @ (1.4-1.8) pretty much the whole time

PhotoSponge wrote in post #6254416
Thanks and I have done that, but in the EXIF, it doesn't say what LENS was used; it only gives the FOCAL length that was used. So he could have used a telephoto or a prime, and since I'm trying to make a decision on a new lens in the near future, I am largely gearing that decision by the photos that I see in this forum, taken with a 5D using a particular lens.

Thanks for all your help and especially to all of you who do list that information with the photos you post.
PhotoSponge

helps looking in the gear list
i've only got 3 lens's now *sighs* and only one lens under 85mm

inthedeck wrote in post #6254453
Aha...but, the aperture is 1.6 in the third shot. He doesn't have any other lenses that are that fast, yet (yet being the operative word, here).

mmhmm *grinns*

50L in december and 35L soon after

SO exited! (wide primes is pretty much all i use lol

Who needs a 50D...5D ROOOOOCKS !

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Very nice shot And thanks for keeping the EXIF

inthedeck wrote in post #6254384
PS, I think it was his 50mm 1.4. It's in the exif...

Go to www.opanda.com and download their exif viewer utility. It's an IE, or FF, plugin. Then, you can just right click on the image, and it'll show you all! That is, if the user leaves it in the images.

Cheers!

There's also Jeffery's EXIF tool that doesn't require any plugins

* Trying to pan a shot when you're lying on your stomach on slate isn't easy.
* Trying to capture a crazy cat chasing after a ball with no predetermined path isn't easy. The AF on 5D is too slow to capture my cat. I need a 1D3! or let's hope the 5D2 is better.

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AI servo is your friend here...but, at 1/100th, at 85mm, and f3.2, you're talkin' disaster. Especially with a moving subject at ISO 800. Bump it to 1K or 1250, and use 1/200th, or so, and check that way. Might stop action a little better.

In the second shot, you can tell the middle of your cat is pretty sharp...I think it's just the timing.