Cankin
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Switching from Canon to Nikon is like driving on the wrong side of the road. Everytime you try to focus, zoom or even put on a lens....
I still remember when I was in my first photography class in high school, there was a girl with a Nikon, asked me about those special Canon functions.
She asked me about Av and Tv.
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Manual focusing an AF lens on AF body is easier than I thought, expect for fast moving objects.
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Nikon 50mm f/1.8G on Canon 7D
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It is definitely less responsive than Lr3 but I like the highlight and shadow recovery very much, also white balance brush and soft proofing.
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I can't wait to see that screen.
It will become the Old New iPad when they release the Newer iPad next year and the Even Newer iPad the year after
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I would not have thought so looking at those samples. Even with the NR cranked to 11 the grain is still pretty high. I did not immediately notice any of the normal shadow ISO banding in the sample though.
That being said, the color looks great on the samples, but they all seem soft to me. 7D level AA filter?
Anyone find anything about a dedicated Digic 4 for focus control like the 1Dx has?
I don't think there is a dedicated Digic 4 in 5D3. The Digic 4 in 1D X uses the new metering sensor to assist AF, that new 100,000 pixel RGB metering sensor is not on 5D3.
More low light 5D3 sample here
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I guess they keep the raw video for Cinema EOS and this 5DIII will have very good IQ and DR
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5D Mark III Full Spec List and new grip and flash
Unsurpassed Image Quality
22.3 Megapixel Full Frame CMOS sensor
DiG!C 5+ Image Processor
ISO 100-25600 (expandable to L:50 H1:51200, H2: 102400
Full HD Movie (ISO 100-12800 (H:25600)
High Performance Operation
61-point high-density reticular AF (up to 41 crosstype points)
6.0 fps for high continuous shooting
Intelligent viewfinder with approx. 100% coverage
3.2-type, approx.1.04m dot (3:2 wide) Clear View LCD II
iFCL metering with 63-zone dual-layer sensor
Shutter durability of 150,000 cycles
High end features
Silent & low vibration modes
Dual card slots (CF & SD)
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Mode
Multiple Exposures
Comparative Playback function
Improved durability & water and dust resistance
SPECIFICATIONS
Available Colours – Black
Megapixels – 22MP
Sensor Size – 36 x 24mm
ISO/Sensitivity – 100 – 25600
Autofocus Points – 61 points
Lens Mount – Canon
LCD Size – 3.2″
Liveview – Yes
Viewfinder – Optical TTL
Min Shutter Speed – 30 sec
Max Shutter Speed – 1/8000 sec
Continuous Shooting Speed – 6 fps
Self Timer – 10 sec, 2 sec
Metering – Centre-weighted, Spot, Evaluative, Partial
Video Resolution – Full HD 1080
Memory Type – Compact Flash
Connectivity – USB 2, HDMI, Mic Input, Wireless (optional)
Battery – LP-E6
Battery Type – Lithium-ion
Charger – Includes Li-Ion Charger
File Formats – AVI, RAW, H.264, MOV, MPEG-4
Dimensions – 152 x 116 x 76mm
Box Contents – Battery Pack LP-E6 .. Battery Charger LC-E6 .. AV Cable AVC-DC400ST .. Interface Cable IFC-200U .. Eyecup Eg .. Wide Strap EWEOS5DMKIII .. CR1616 Lithium Battery
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Probably been moved to the other side like 60D or it's getting customizable buttons like 1D X
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On March 2nd
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Congrats!
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Very common problem among some Sigma lenses, is yours still under warranty? I've read that Sigma will calibrate your lens for your camera if you send both to them.
If it is out of warranty, does your camera support AF micro adjust?? If it does, try this http://michaeltapesd....com/store.html
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Tamron SP 24-70mm F/2.8 Di VC USD. No "L" but it has the Longest name
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That is my main gripe with this also. 20-25 MP is the most I would like to go. Also, how does it cost $300 MORE when you take out something (AA filter) at the factory?
like cables? kidding
D800E allows you to turn off the filter, don't know how......
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What are you trying to do with the flash? On-camera ETTL, Off-camera ETTL, Off-camera manual flash, etc?
I was in your exact shoes a few months back and almost ordered the Nissin Di866 II, due to less complaints of early demise than YN565, but Canon had their end-of-year rebates on flashes, so I ended up just buying the Canons. There's also less complaints with Nissin 866II regarding complaints of not being compatible with wireless E-TTL triggers of various brands.
I ordered YN 565EX, I think it is sufficient for my basic needs like bounce flach and off camera ETTL.
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I have Yongnuo YN-467 (E-TTL) and YN-460 II (manual). I also have Canon 580EX II and 430EX II. Frankly, both Yongnuo's are every bit as good functionally as 430EX II, and since I'm not all that impressed by 430EX build quality anyway, Yongnuo build quality seems fine to me, at 1/4 to 1/5th the price. Yongnuos also have optical slave, which Canons don't (why not?).
580EX II is far better built than all of the above but way overpriced IMO.
While I can vouch for my own YN-467 and 460 II, there are certain Yongnuo models, including the latest YN-565 that have quite a few user complaints regarding early death, etc, so YMMV.
I'm considering these:
YN-565, it is 580EX II clone minus wireless master and HSS. It is around $150 shipped but I've also seen those complaints too.
The other flash I'm looking at is Nissin Di866 mkII $260, but again, there are complaints about quality too.
The Metz 50 AF-1 $199 is probably good too. Not as powerful as YN-565 and Di866 mkII but seems like a good balance of price, feature and quality.
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Does anyone have Yongnuo or Nissin flash? how are their quality in general??
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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
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Nice lens! Congrats!