Colors Dont agree on my 50D and the noise is high!!! Pls help

That's a good one. I will do these tests tomorrow.

And the 50D did this too! lol
Did I do well?

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stad4real wrote in post #8852633
And the 50D did this too! lol
Did I do well?

Much much better and you are getting the hang of it!.

^^^^^^ + 1

stad4real wrote in post #8852633
And the 50D did this too! lol
Did I do well?

very nice, great job on both the shot and working through your learning curve by listening and trying out different things! Looks like the bride received quite a few presents!

stad4real wrote in post #8852633
And the 50D did this too! lol
Did I do well?

Pretty good with this one.. Your exposure is pretty good,,maybe 1/3rd of a stop overexposed on my monitor.. You still have detail in the white clothing and detail in the shadows..

It appears to be taken on an overcast day.. This makes work so much easier..

BTW,,I love the colours..

I promise to be a good and humble student. I have fallen in love with the 50D all over again but I already ordered the 7D. I hear the AF on the 7D is the best so far from canon. But I also read that with the high res, (18.1) I'll need better lenses like the L.

On the traditional pix, Do u think I should have used the flash to fill in?
marriage in my country sometimes look like you are actually buying a woman hahahaha
Thanks everyone. you are my inspiration.

I have an album on facebook
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just a few. pls feel free to comment

I can't open the first link as it wants me to sign into Facebook, and I don't and won't use Facebook, or anything like it. With the second link I definitely think you could use some extra light in some of them, but it would not be direct flash fired straight at the subject. It would need to be flash bounced off the ceiling/walls within the room, so that there were no strong shadows and no harsh extremes of light levels between subject, room and the scene outside.

The third album looks pretty good.

Reading from the canon EOS tips site, I will never step out without my 580EX! lol

tdodd wrote in post #8849531
The 50D will comfortably handle 1600 ISO when shooting people. This was shot with my 50D at 1600 ISO, 1/50, f/2.8 on an overcast, rainy winter's day (30th Nov in the UK) without flash. It has been cropped and tweaked in Lightroom before resizing. This version has also been run through Neat Image but at this size it barely looks different from the version without NR....

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Nice for iso1600, shame about the plug, if it was my shot i think that would have to go.

Exposure 40D - 1/125 - F4 - ISO 1600

If you need to ask it was the organist..., i thought he was going to do someting a little more exciting! arh well next time hey

Yeoer wrote in post #8864500
Nice for iso1600, shame about the plug, if it was my shot i think that would have to go.

I agree, but I was second shooter and only contracted to supply unedited raw files so there was no need to give this the full workover. It's just an example of the 50D ISO performance for real world shooting, not a finished product.

Personally I think that venues offering their facilities for weddings and the like should make a bit more effort to conceal such monstrosities. It's not until you get serious with your photography that you realise how poorly set up so many facilites for photographers. It's not just wedding venues either. At my local bird reserve the one and only hide faces towards the sun for most of the day. Most of the boardwalks within shooting range of the birds are also on the north side of the birds, again making photographers have to shoot against backlight. At my local country park there are many benches dotted around the place, including several lakes. Few of them have a good view of anything (one faces a dog waste bin!) and those with a view seem, once again, to be aimed to face the sun. I really do wonder if the people responsible for planning these things actually think at all.

Sadly i agree. Wedding venues are sometimes shocking... bins here and there, even had one the other day with cones everywhere and the wedding planner on site got all upset when i asked if it was possible to have them moved, but the worse thing at the minute in the uk is the smoking ashtrays they put outside... usually right by the enterances, you know right where the couple would look great showing off the venue!

A bit of a pain to do in Lightroom but here's a quick (?) tidy up....

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Nice job.

tdodd wrote in post #8864622
A bit of a pain to do in Lightroom but here's a quick (?) tidy up....

LOL, I love the phantom shadow that is left!