-=5D CLASSIC admirers, assemble! (4)

umphotography wrote in post #10008907
yeah. he is. he is an excellent photographer and his PP is awesome. Just Ask Him...

Fixed It...

umphotography wrote in post #10008907
yeah. he is. he is an excellent photographer and his PP is awesome. hes just a little loud.

I like some of his stuff.

I'd respect the man a lot more if it weren't for his sig:

"If You Can't Do Better .. Don't Comment." Puhleeze...

Personally, I'll take Alejandro first any day!

sevillafox wrote in post #10008865
Gotcha.

You know you can use the color checker software with any color card? It's a free download IIRC.

Do you have a link to this software? Searching color checker software provides way too many likely candidates.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #10008933
I'd respect the man a lot more if it weren't for his sig:

"If You Can't Do Better .. Don't Comment." Puhleeze...

Personally, I'll take Alejandro first any day!

Yep me too.

sevillafox wrote in post #10008865
You know you can use the color checker software with any color card? It's a free download IIRC.

O Rly?!?

I assumed the whole point of getting the complete package was becaue they've QC'd the color chips to be accurate.

ie, Red is exactly 255,0,0 .. Green is exactly 0,255,0 etc...

That's how I've always understood that color charts like this are used. Clients want exactly a specific color call out (Pantone...) and not "eh, that's close enough for government work..."

Didn't know you could mix and match pieces parts.

Tawcan wrote in post #10008487
Which remote switch do people use? RS-80N3?

TC-80N3.

Brett wrote in post #10008562
Geno, I can't believe you just set the camera on that shelf and the shots come out that good. Must be a very smooth train ride.

Welded track, mag lev train. I'm kidding... Not mag lev but we do have welded track. Those exposures aren't that long, maybe a second or two at most.

Figured I'd give food photography a try today but thought I'd start at the bottom end to try and break in.

Hey Geno I have the before shot of that in another thread.

Brett wrote in post #10008963
Do you have a link to this software? Searching color checker software provides way too many likely candidates.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #10009103
O Rly?!?

I assumed the whole point of getting the complete package was becaue they've QC'd the color chips to be accurate.

ie, Red is exactly 255,0,0 .. Green is exactly 0,255,0 etc...

That's how I've always understood that color charts like this are used. Clients want exactly a specific color call out (Pantone...) and not "eh, that's close enough for government work..."

Didn't know you could mix and match pieces parts.

http://www.xrite.com/p​roduct_overview.aspx?I​D=1257

It says you can use it with their original color checker thinger. Eh, it's free.....give it a shot.

sevillafox wrote in post #10009952
http://www.xrite.com/p​roduct_overview.aspx?I​D=1257

It says you can use it with their original color checker thinger. Eh, it's free.....give it a shot.

theres a video out,,ill have to find it. software loads to lightroom and the camera,,all you need is the passport at each scene and your supposed to get flawless color,,no more guesswork. supposed to be dead bang on the money.

umphotography wrote in post #10009985
theres a video out,,ill have to find it. software loads to lightroom and the camera,,all you need is the passport at each scene and your supposed to get flawless color,,no more guesswork. supposed to be dead bang on the money.

We shall see. I have one sitting at the end of the couch. I figured prom would be a good reason to buy one. I'm trying to make that require as little PP as possible.

Helena wrote in post #9985922
Hi everyone! I rarely have time to stop by these days, but wanted to participate in the start of yet another thread. Here's a photo from our recent trip to Stockholm (Sweden):

I love this shot! So makes me want to amble down that street.

Not a picture from a 5D, but rather a picture of a 5D. LOL.

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