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

5D + 17-40L

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I really like those shots Growingshort, always been a fan of those style tones.

Here is another one from my senior session, same location but slightly warmer colors.

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tophotowa wrote in post #13361789
I really like those shots Growingshort, always been a fan of those style tones.

Here is another one from my senior session, same location but slightly warmer colors.

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this is an awesome shot man!

Thanks for the lens tips guys! I'll look into them some more and see which one I can scoop up first.

I'm planning on getting a full frame for my pet photography portion of my business. As we all know dogs can be quick but it's not like shooting car races or the like. Not taking lenses or anything else in consideration would the recommendation be for the 5D or the 1Ds series?

Well the 1Ds series cameras all have far better AF, but they're bulkier and heavier... but if that's not a problem, then the 1Ds series cameras would be the obvious choice. Though either one would do the job adequately.

had some Halloween stuff laying around... so i made some fingerfood haha. man i'm lame

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JimmyDude911 wrote in post #13362655
had some Halloween stuff laying around... so i made some fingerfood haha. man i'm lame

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Haha, that's awesome!

HTPhotography wrote in post #13362265
I'm planning on getting a full frame for my pet photography portion of my business. As we all know dogs can be quick but it's not like shooting car races or the like. Not taking lenses or anything else in consideration would the recommendation be for the 5D or the 1Ds series?

Or a D700, which has the benefit of good AF as well.

Interesting info on the LCD update: http://digitaljournali​st.org/issue0710/tech-tips.html

"there have been two versions of the 5D LCD. Early production models have a different backlight than current production models. The newer version is warmer than the older one, but that's not why it was changed. The main reason was to increase the brightness level to make the screen easier to see in daylight conditions. If you compare an early production 5D to a current production model, the current one is a full two steps brighter. At the same time, the newer version is warmer, as previously mentioned. Once you get used to either one, it's difficult to feel comfortable with the other." via Chuck Westfall