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How about more and more fun with Canon...
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Michiel Schierbeek
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Amsterdam
TS 24
TS 24
Michiel Schierbeek
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Amsterdam Canon5DSr 24TS II
Andrew Gough
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Canon R5 and Leica R 35mm F1.4
Nice! Where is this?Canon R5 and Leica R 35mm F1.4
Michiel Schierbeek
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Canon 5DSr TS24
bensonga
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Thought I would share this Canon 5DS version of a photo I recently posted to the Medium Format Fat Pixel images thread which was taken with a P20+ and Hasselblad CFi 60/3.5 Distagon.
I took this shot today with one of my favorite Canon lenses, the 100/2.8L macro. The colors here look more accurate to me than in the P20+ image I processed and posted, so I need to figure out why that is so. I really like the 5DS and 100/2.8L macro combination even for non-macro photos.
Gary
I took this shot today with one of my favorite Canon lenses, the 100/2.8L macro. The colors here look more accurate to me than in the P20+ image I processed and posted, so I need to figure out why that is so. I really like the 5DS and 100/2.8L macro combination even for non-macro photos.
Gary
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bensonga
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I hope so! At least the hours of daylight are noticeably longer now. The temps here in the Anchorage area are still quite cold at night (low of 4F last night).
Another photo I took yesterday with the 5DS and 100/2.8L macro. This is Ship Creek at low tide near downtown Anchorage.
bensonga
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I’ve used (and still use) the standard Canon 100/2.8 USM macro for many years, mostly for non-macro photos. It is an excellent lens and value, especially at the current price of just $599. Lenses in the 85-105 focal length are some of my favorites. On this day I had the 100/2.8L macro mounted on the 5DS and the standard 100/2.8 macro mounted on my Canon 1V HS with Provia 100 loaded. I took the same shots with both cameras and look forward to comparing the results when I get the film developed and scanned.
bensonga
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I often I reach back into my archives of images from the Canon 5D, 1D II and 40D to make prints. I chose this image for one of three B&W images I printed for a recent print exchange.
My 5D and Nikon D700 certainly fall into that category of cameras I will never sell. They have a pixel pitch/size of 8.2 and 8.4 microns respectively which is within spitting distance of the "Fat Pixel" sensor group (often described as 9 microns).
Gary
Northern Air Cargo Douglas DC-6, one of four engines, outside the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, Anchorage, April 2012
Canon 5D, Leica 50mm Summicron-R, converted to B&W with SilverEfex Pro 2, printed on a P800 and Epson Metallic Glossy for a 1Q 2021 print exchange.
My 5D and Nikon D700 certainly fall into that category of cameras I will never sell. They have a pixel pitch/size of 8.2 and 8.4 microns respectively which is within spitting distance of the "Fat Pixel" sensor group (often described as 9 microns).
Gary
Northern Air Cargo Douglas DC-6, one of four engines, outside the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum, Anchorage, April 2012
Canon 5D, Leica 50mm Summicron-R, converted to B&W with SilverEfex Pro 2, printed on a P800 and Epson Metallic Glossy for a 1Q 2021 print exchange.
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