-=5D CLASSIC admirers, assemble! (3)

Works for me, goes straight to your limited profile with option to add as a friend.

thepepperman wrote in post #9159532
Works for me, goes straight to your limited profile with option to add as a friend.

Same.

Menelaus wrote in post #9159434
Still doesn't work for me, sorry!

Maybe you need to refresh? Send me the link to yours if you can't connect.

Works for me at home (limited profile, at least).

Menelaus wrote in post #9160223
Works for me at home (limited profile, at least).

Thanks for letting me know. Feel free to add me!

Sorry, got busy. Works here for me now, too.

I never got a response regarding how to "push" the iso in lightroom. Can anyone fill me in on this process or PM me or send me a link? I posted back on page 200 I think after someone posted their results with the 5D in low light. They mentioned something about underexposing the shot by 1 stop and then going into lightroom and "pushing" it so that it would be the equivalent of shooting at a higher iso (since the 5D only goes to 3200/H). I am also wondering if this is also possible with the 1Ds MKIII. Reason I'm asking is because I want to buy a 1Ds MKIII from adorama to pair with my 5D. Thanks in advance for any information that you all can give me!

Hi There!

I switched from 40d to 5d a few days ago but I have a problem with blurry pictures,Actually its not badly blurred but not great too.I feel the shutter of 5d fires more powerful and that may cause it,Not my all pşcs are blurred but some of them are,did any of you hadthat problem too? and how did you overcome this?

illmatik53 wrote in post #9162627
I never got a response regarding how to "push" the iso in lightroom. Can anyone fill me in on this process or PM me or send me a link? I posted back on page 200 I think after someone posted their results with the 5D in low light. They mentioned something about underexposing the shot by 1 stop and then going into lightroom and "pushing" it so that it would be the equivalent of shooting at a higher iso (since the 5D only goes to 3200/H). I am also wondering if this is also possible with the 1Ds MKIII. Reason I'm asking is because I want to buy a 1Ds MKIII from adorama to pair with my 5D. Thanks in advance for any information that you all can give me!

If you take a shot a ISO 3200, import it into any post-processing program like lightroom, and change the exposure to +1, then you've now "pushed" the shot to ISO 6400

Not sure if this one works,(seems to have lost a bit of detail in resizing :confused but its out of my 5d which i got last week.

It works. Either the horizon is a tad off, or the composition is making it seem like the right side is lower than the left. Great colo on the lifeguard tower though.

onurrus wrote in post #9162775
I have a problem with blurry pictures,Actually its not badly blurred but not great too.

Post something with the EXIF intact.

One I caught of my son the other day. The joy of trying to get a two year old to sit still for five seconds to do xmas cards.

C&C always welcomed

HTTP response: NOT FOUND | MIME changed to 'image/png' | Redirected to error image by ZENFOLIO PROTECTED

The horizon looks straight but I think the left part of the picture is just sloped slightly upwards. It's kind of trippy.

TaDa wrote in post #9163650
It works. Either the horizon is a tad off, or the composition is making it seem like the right side is lower than the left. Great colo on the lifeguard tower though.