Massive Si
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I recently upgraded from a P30+ to an IQ3 50
these days I mostly shoot landscape, but will sometimes shoot fashion/fine art portraits
I went for the CMOS due to live view when out in the field, especially as I plan on pairing with a tech cam like the Actus at some point in the future. (putting the microlens issue to the side for the moment)
I've taken the camera out a few times now. teamed up with the DF+ and Mamiya 28mm AF
All the images I shoot seem a little bit "meh" they dont pop, I feel I need to spend an hour in Capture One to really get life out of the images.
This is my first time shooting CMOS, is it a common situation find yourself in with these backs? is their power in the recovery & processing ability in post?
if it wasnt for the trouble I'd have focusing on location, I'd really be thinking about ditching it for a CCD.
Or perhaps I should really have gone for an X1D or GFX50 instead
I'm feeling I made the wrong choice in jumping for the 350 - but I know I really appreciate the live view for focusing - that I love
I am just really disappointed with the colour rendition - it all feels a bit muted
these days I mostly shoot landscape, but will sometimes shoot fashion/fine art portraits
I went for the CMOS due to live view when out in the field, especially as I plan on pairing with a tech cam like the Actus at some point in the future. (putting the microlens issue to the side for the moment)
I've taken the camera out a few times now. teamed up with the DF+ and Mamiya 28mm AF
All the images I shoot seem a little bit "meh" they dont pop, I feel I need to spend an hour in Capture One to really get life out of the images.
This is my first time shooting CMOS, is it a common situation find yourself in with these backs? is their power in the recovery & processing ability in post?
if it wasnt for the trouble I'd have focusing on location, I'd really be thinking about ditching it for a CCD.
Or perhaps I should really have gone for an X1D or GFX50 instead
I'm feeling I made the wrong choice in jumping for the 350 - but I know I really appreciate the live view for focusing - that I love
I am just really disappointed with the colour rendition - it all feels a bit muted
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