5D Notes (quick and dirty…) Photo Gallery by r

5D Notes (quick and dirty…)

The Canon 5D notes page you are looking for has been moved to: www.afashionshooter.com I AM ALSO TEACHING LIGHTING WORKSHOPS STARTING SPRING 2009: http://www.afashionshooter.com/category/lighting-workshops/

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jennifer 1.jpg	jennifer 4.jpg	jennifer 5 0877.jpg	skin tone ACR
april-1.jpg	_MG_0177_DPP.JPG	bldg.jpg	flatiron district - with moire. Hopefully other RAW converters will do a better job with this one.
flare.jpg	_MG_9067.jpg	_MG_0298-2.jpg	_MG_0392.jpg

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Ashley Hockenberry		22-Aug-2007 20:46
Very helpful information. Very, very helpful Thanks for including this.

jim cartwright photographer		12-Jan-2007 18:40
Fantastic test! was trying to decide which one to go for. The proof is in the pudding as they say! Its a 5D for me and an extra L lens with a bit of luck. Thanks.

Stefanos Lampridis		14-Nov-2006 22:57
Excellent gallery (and not only for test purposes...)

ilktac		30-Aug-2006 19:51
Best sample gallery on the 5D I´ve seen so far. Well done.

Joe Doyle		04-Jul-2006 18:18
very nice work considering that most of these images are tests etc, I like DPP for skin tones, I agree about 1DS Mark11, some work needed on files, thinking about 5D as a backup.

David Chin		05-Jun-2006 06:16
Ron, I've yet to see any studio or portrait images from the 5D which are better than yours! Your gallery has been linked up at :> http://www.canon5djournal.com/portraits.html

Guest		06-Feb-2006 00:50
I started looking at the lovely ladies, and I forgot what I was looking for. I had to go back and re-read the text!

Guest		31-Jan-2006 09:02
THANK you for your solid review of this camera. I believe your tests and results have tipped the scales for me. Also, your images are wonderful tests. I usually spend the first week with a camera trying to 'break it' and find the flaws. You've done that for me! Curious, do you shoot mostly with primes or zooms? The sharpness of most of your shots is stunning.

Guest		19-Oct-2005 05:17
Hi Ron, Thanks very much for puting up these files and your review. I've seen and appreciated your posts and contributions to both Rob G's and also at dpreview. What's interesting about the ACR/DPP comparision is both have some advantages. I've been flipping between the image run through both raw converters and can't decide which I like better. The eyes and parts of the sweater look better to me in the ACR version but overall the image looks a little colder in this while the DPP is brighter and smoother and the skin is better. The only thing that's clear is the 5d seems to be a winner. Regards, Eric Hiss

Guest		19-Oct-2005 02:40
Thank you so much for your comments about 5D.... love your photos.

markwp		04-Oct-2005 03:51
Thanks for the report -- this camera is certainly appealing to many of us....

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