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

geno.ca wrote in post #10112246
Allen,

Not sure if you still have the IDSIII but I'd be interested in seeing a bit of ISO comparison with it, the 5D and the 1DIII at 1600 and 3200 in low light.

Yeah I do still have it. It wont go back until later this week. I'll try and do some direct unscientific comparisons later today. I know 5D thread but heres a floral I did a couple days ago.

airfrogusmc wrote in post #10112299
In fact I shot this very quickly because the split second after I shot this the moment as you well when it comes to these kind of things was gone.

That is an incredible moment! What were you using for focus points? Ring of Fire?

outstanding mommy shots..loved them,, rt clicked and saved. great job.

Harleypugs wrote in post #10111949
Great weekend here in the ATL. Our photo group got together at a local studio to do a day of shooting....so I dragged the preggo wifey down for some shooting. It was a very interesting day....each shooter brought their own models...

We had my preggo wife, several cute young ladies, some tatto'ed ladies, Darth Vader and Boba Fett, a chick on a swing from the ceiling, smoke machines, a chick in hockey uniform and you name it.

So here a couple of my shots:

geno.ca wrote in post #10112460
That is an incredible moment! What were you using for focus points? Ring of Fire?

Thanks Geno

It was the 24L at f/10 so lotsa DoF anyway I think from abut 4ft-infinaty. I only used the center point I saw what was about to happen focused with the center on the girl in the brown hair/brown top hair on her back, locked the focus and recomposed then when the image was there made the exposure hoping that my shutter speed was fast enough for all my and there movement but I was pretty confidant that the DoF would carry my my focus. Sometimes I'll just pre set the lens in manual using the DoF scale and just shoot knowing that everything within the range on the scale will be in focus but I didn't do that this time. I used the center point.

umphotography wrote in post #10112635
outstanding mommy shots..loved them,, rt clicked and saved. great job.

Thanks!

The mommy to be is also my wifey poo...

I agree, awesome shots. I really like the first one "Do not open till ..."

Self portrait and one of my friend. Both with the 35L!

A few out of the 5D

well guys my first son/child was born yesterday at 2:13pm and was a whopping 8lbs 8ozs and was 21 1/2"s long. So expect a lot of baby photos once I can get him and settled in.

olelovold wrote in post #10114438
Self portrait and one of my friend. Both with the 35L!

Nice. You can give Connor a run for his money in the "up and coming" category.

jay_l_a wrote in post #10114488
A few out of the 5D

Excellent work. Where in Wisconsin did you shoot the bridge and pier?

ElijahEOS wrote in post #10114560
well guys my first son/child was born yesterday at 2:13pm and was a whopping 8lbs 8ozs and was 21 1/2"s long. So expect a lot of baby photos once I can get him and settled in.

Congratulations! Can't wait to see some creative baby photos.

ElijahEOS wrote in post #10114560
well guys my first son/child was born yesterday at 2:13pm and was a whopping 8lbs 8ozs and was 21 1/2"s long. So expect a lot of baby photos once I can get him and settled in.

congratulations!

wat.

white fire. wrote in post #10114642
wat.

Loss of words or just cutting down on the typing?

When was Lightroom 3.5 released?

ElijahEOS wrote in post #10114560
well guys my first son/child was born yesterday at 2:13pm and was a whopping 8lbs 8ozs and was 21 1/2"s long. So expect a lot of baby photos once I can get him and settled in.

Congratulations!

Allen's street shot reminded me of this:

Was that just before the guy hit you with his stick?