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

Jon, looks like you lost your spot on the bed!

Ed, what the heck is that?

You guys all getting lenses - I couldn't find one so I got a CP-E4 and another 580 EXII instead...

Geno DM wrote in post #9500648
Jon, looks like you lost your spot on the bed!

Ed, what the heck is that?

You guys all getting lenses - I couldn't find one so I got a CP-E4 and another 580 EXII instead...

It's a speeding bullet No seriously, it's the tip of a turnstyle, shot head on and wide open

dilorenzo1954 wrote in post #9500674
It's a speeding bullet No seriously, it's the tip of a turnstyle, shot head on and wide open

Well, it turned out pretty cool.

Geno DM wrote in post #9500700
Well, it turned out pretty cool.

Thanks Geno

HERE is the turnstyle

dilorenzo1954 wrote in post #9500838
Thanks Geno

HERE is the turnstyle

I remember that one!

Been watching the Chase Jarvis live web viewing of one of his photo shoots since NOON Central time.

Brett wrote in post #9494929
I agree, I'm not usually crazy about "faking" round-edged images, but it seems to work well in concert with Joanie's post work. The only thing slightly off-putting, is that the images are way too sharp to be the old rounded-edge images I have in my drawer. :P

Thanks brett

One from today, i have posted it elsewhere but i want to put it in here too, only the 5d could have done this in my opinion- it is a camera that is a joy to use.

Hey all. Been away for awhile working on other things, but just recently sat down to try some new things and work on my PP with a few older shots. I'm really working to create a film-like feel to images that are 100% digital.

For those of you that are survivors from the days of 35mm and medium format film, or if you still shoot it, I'd love to hear by how far I missed the mark. Are some shots a lot closer than others? Not just the grain either...colors, contrast, DR, etc. I definitely tried a lot of different things, and I used some new to me photoshop features.

Admittedly, the grain on some is a bit heavy, and too coarse for my liking as well. Others I feel I came pretty close. Forget the wide range of subject matter if you can...


1. Subject happens to be my beautiful fiance

Treat me like a tourist wrote in post #9506477
One from today, i have posted it elsewhere but i want to put it in here too, only the 5d could have done this in my opinion- it is a camera that is a joy to use.

WOW!

Was there any post processing done on this picture? What lens did you use?

leonk wrote in post #9506717
WOW!

Was there any post processing done on this picture? What lens did you use?

Thanks, ill take wow
Only some minor sharpening as far as PP other than that its pretty much straight out of the camera. I used a 17-40L a trusty companion of some 3 years; i also used a colorcombo CPL from Singh Ray and a 3 stop reverse grad.

Dog.

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kansascityshuffle wrote in post #9506613
Admittedly, the grain on some is a bit heavy,]

Ummm, yeah...