The upcoming Canon EVIL may have the same sized senor. I guess they don't want EVIL to lower sales of traditional DSLR.

I heard that somewhere as well. It makes sense, smaller the sensor, smaller the lenses can be and size/weight has been one of the big selling point for EVIL cameras. They could go with APS-C sensor, but as you said, that'll eat into the sales of their DSLR and they won't be able to make the lenses all that much smaller due to sensor size (see NEX series). And there's a snowball's chance in hell they'll get into Four Thirds/MFT system.

IMG_4633 by drjlo1, on Flickr

Some from today in Colorado.

This is both awesome and hilarious.

great now I have been watching lens reviews for the last hour..

Nice pics Jeff. Are those from Vail?

first HDR

This is both awesome and hilarious.

I don't know, I think he should've gone for the compact prime instead.

I saw one mounted on a 5D2 at the photo show and it looked pretty funny.

I don't know, I think he should've gone for the compact prime instead.

I saw one mounted on a 5D2 at the photo show and it looked pretty funny.

Jebus, that photography hobby can get damn expensive too.

you think thats expensive? check out the noctilux im sure theres more expensive glass out there but this is what i keep reading about again and again.

http://www.calumetphoto.com/eng/product/leica_noctilux_m_50mm_f_0_95_asph_lens/lc50395?gdftrk=gdfV23423_a_7c1267_a_7c4147_a_7cLC50395

Edited July 25, 201115 yr by crappyjones123

Nice pics Jeff. Are those from Vail?

Steamboat Springs actually.

Some iPhone shots from today's 4-wheeler run to the peak.

and one of my trusty Suunto after a filthy day on the mountain.

aerius is trolling. The compact prime is product meant for the motion picture industry, that they adapted to fit Canon (and Nikon) DSLRs. It sits somewhere between the novelty/collector's toy of a Noctilux (as ) and an esoteric professional tool. It's rated in transmission stops and marked in feet for a focus puller. It's main claim to fame is that it has full frame coverage, so it can be used to shoot video with a 5DII. TBH, that is its intended market: professional production companies who are shooting a scene (or a feature) with the 5DII.

Thanks for the clarification. I can imagine most hobbyists aren't really buying those lenses like pretzels (or churros, as we say here), though it's interesting knowing the perfection and features of the lens. Really impressive.

aerius is trolling.

is a truism

The compact prime is product meant for the motion picture industry, that they adapted to fit Canon (and Nikon) DSLRs.

They even have a version for micro 4/3 cameras, I'm waiting for someone to stick one on a GF3.

How far we have come, man.

I'm resisting posting too many of these.

Why the hell can't I ever see YouTube links or embedded images on tapatalk. Starting to piss me off.

I've (along with few others here) pretty much stopped using tapatalk once HC moved to the current forum software. Too buggy/unpredictable and mobile theme for the site is not too shabby.

Edited July 27, 201115 yr by Salt Peanuts

Some shots from a cloudy day at Dinosaur National Monument.

I thought this guy looked like a monkey/

and this guy a turtle.

I'm resisting posting too many of these.

Why stop?

These are two very interesting cameras lately, X100 vs M9

Edited July 27, 201115 yr by Cankin

fake HDR:

fake HDR:

Nice image though

Thanks.

If you like black and white, take a look at Joel Tjintjelaar's gallery. I always think this gentleman's photos are truely amazing!

Joel Tjintjelaar Flickr

Thanks.

If you like black and white, take a look at Joel Tjintjelaar's gallery. I always think this gentleman's photos are truely amazing!

Joel Tjintjelaar Flickr

Can someone shed a light to me on how to achieve a sky like his photo? Is it PP or through use of certain filters? Thanks