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kusir-cidomo Member  151 posts Joined May 2008 Location: Singapore More info | Apr 04, 2011 03:52 | #4291 |
-g- Horribly disfigured but learning to cope 12,520 posts Likes: 32 Joined Dec 2007 More info | Apr 04, 2011 05:38 | #4292
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Nikolas Goldmember  1,720 posts Likes: 7 Joined May 2005 Location: Melbourne, Australia More info | Apr 04, 2011 05:57 | #4293 Top shot ^^^^ Canon 5D2 20D & 300D 50mm f1.8 mk 2, 24-105 f4 IS L
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Karizmatik Goldmember  1,298 posts Joined Oct 2008 Location: Here, there, everywhere. More info | Apr 04, 2011 07:50 | #4294 Helped shoot a Wedding with another member on here (David Robertson) the other week. Was good fun! Here is a frame I got on the 35mm,
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hieu1004 Goldmember  3,579 posts Likes: 4 Joined Jul 2010 Location: Seattle More info | Apr 04, 2011 08:28 | #4295 |
kusir-cidomo Member 151 posts Joined May 2008 Location: Singapore More info |
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airfrogusmc I'm a chimper. There I said it... More info |
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ToddLambert I don't like titles  More info | Apr 04, 2011 09:59 | #4298 Very creepy - love it!
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andrewnarit Senior Member  367 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jul 2010 Location: Gold Coast, Australia More info | Apr 04, 2011 11:00 | #4299 a couple of photos from the other day this was the first time ever using studio lights so if you have any tips i'm all ears  Tim H by andrewnarit, on Flickr Tim H by andrewnarit, on FlickrFLICKR
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CyberPet Hiding Under a Rock  4,052 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2005 Location: Piteå, Sweden More info | Apr 04, 2011 11:52 | #4300 Took some photo's of my boss and his family. Their son is just soo cute... he was sliding around on the floor before we got outside, slid and fell, and instead of starting to cry, he did this:   Bless!! Some images outdoors:      /Petra Hall
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Zerimar Goldmember  3,529 posts Likes: 267 Joined Apr 2008 Location: Los Angeles More info | Apr 04, 2011 12:36 | #4301 Some shots just messing around yesterday..  Danielle by RickrPhoto, on Flickr Nick by RickrPhoto, on Flickr Danielle by RickrPhoto, on Flickr Nick by RickrPhoto, on FlickrRick Rose - Add me!
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-g- Horribly disfigured but learning to cope 12,520 posts Likes: 32 Joined Dec 2007 More info | Nikolas wrote in post #12153608 Top shot ^^^^ Todd Lambert wrote in post #12154497 Very creepy - love it! Thanks guys! Here's another. 
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wamguy89 Goldmember 1,738 posts Joined Dec 2009 More info | Apr 04, 2011 15:33 | #4303 Changing my processing around a little here...
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.mark. Goldmember  1,038 posts Likes: 4 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Jersey, Channel Islands More info | Apr 04, 2011 15:40 | #4304  Day Ninety Four by mark_stevo, on Flickr5DIII :: 15FE :: 16-35LII :: 24LII :: 50L :: 85 1.8 :: 135L :: 100-400L :: 430EX2 :: 580EX2 :: YN560II x2
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Ricardo222 Cream of the Crop  More info | Apr 04, 2011 16:04 | #4305 projectmayhem713 wrote in post #12151609 So I've had my 5D (classic) for a little over 6 months, and I love love love it. I feel like it has helped me learn so much, maybe because there's not as many 'bells and whistles' etc and I can just focus on finding good angles and compositions. I love the great smooth tones and colors and everything about the image quality. However, as primarily a landscape shooter who does a lot of low light sunset sunrise longer exposure type stuff, I miss live view and the ability to zero in on the focus point immensely. I'm glad I went without it because it forced me to learn things about exposure and reading a histogram that I hadnt before, but there are a few times where I know I'm missing shots while trying to get the center AF point to lock that I wouldn't miss if I had live view an the ability to compose and focus through it. So im pretty sure i am going to make the leap to a mark ii. There's a few other 'perks' of course, sensor cleaning, I'd like the capability for video and I believe the mark ii has better sealing since I spend a lot of time shooting near water/waves. I'm really just looking for feedback from anyone who has gone from a beloved 5D to a mark ii. I'm a little afraid that I'll somehow be missing out on the 'magical' type IQ from the original 5D. What things should I know? What am I going to miss? Or love? Will my RRS L bracket fit? Or am I gonna have to buy it again?! Thanks in advance. Good questions! My short answer to you is..."Take the plunge!" I also liked my 5D a lot and it taught me that if I was smart enough I could take quality pictures of the things I wanted to...I also do a lot of landscape, macro, and low light (with a tripod) photography...all things that the 5D is good at. Growing old disgracefully!
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