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Lovely photos Jennie:)

old photo from 2009 edited with today's technology

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7257/7...361c0483_b.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7128/7...889936ed5f.jpg
Some trinkets I at the RichmondNightMarket
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The family dog Billy.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8300/7...b6362ece8a.jpg
My workhorse and his 8 battery hungry friends

Senna - how are you liking the 5D3?

i just picked one up today. Amazing so far :)

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8439/7...bcb749d2_z.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7269/7...0b857211_z.jpg

*jpeg SOOC. don't have LR4 to play with the raws yet.

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Originally Posted by Mashimaro (Post 8012995)

Senna - how are you liking the 5D3?

This is what I did to my 5D2 after I got my 3:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...p/DSC08019.jpg
Ok, so I really did not throw it away. Haha. I was going to keep it as a second/back-up body, but the 5D2 just felt so primitive & archaic after handling the 5D3 that I left it on my bedroom floor for about 2 weeks before selling it.

It's a much more responsive camera than the 2 ever was, and the improvements in the AF system alone made it a no brainer. Actually, Canon Canada giving me a hell of a sweet deal to keep me from switching over to Nikon sealed the deal. :) Overall image quality hasn't improved that much (compared to the 5D2) up to 1600 ISO, but it is better in the high ISO range for sure. It does exhibit some red channel noise striations when you lift the shadows, but that has also been improved over the 2. The Nikon D800 blows it away in image quality (at least in how much detail you can pull out of the shadows & highlights without noise becoming a problem) up to 1600 ISO though - then the 5D3 takes over, it seems from my personal testing. I still think the new Nikon bodies have slightly more accurate AF tracking.

Nice review. For pro bodies though, it really seems the 1Dx is far better than the D4.

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Originally Posted by LiquidTurbo (Post 8013733)

Nice review. For pro bodies though, it really seems the 1Dx is far better than the D4.

Better in what way? Can you see a difference between the 1DX & D4 in my air show pics? Ok, probably not, as theyre web sized, but seriously, I think the differences are minute enough that it won't affect a vast majority of shooters. I personally prefer the ergonomics of the D4 over the 1DX, but they're really quite close in image quality and how responsive they are. I really need to do a side by side test again.

i was far too early @ Boundary Bay yesterday morning to shoot birds with my crappy f/5.6. while i waited, i took this shot with my 50mm:

http://www.epicdevelopements.com/wp-...08/sunrise.jpg