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03-APR-2011 C. Bell

Overlooking Lochnagar

Very similar to previous post of this view, but I am in the process of updating my camera and fortunately a friend at work loaned me his 7D for the weekend. I am struggling with the question of full frame or not.

Canon EOS 7D
1/13s f/11.0 at 55.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time03-Apr-2011 08:35:07
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 7D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length55 mm
Exposure Time1/13 sec
Aperturef/11
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
White Balance
Metering Modemulti spot (3)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Dek Grant03-Oct-2011 19:08
Beautiful shot, landscape looks superb, when I went up I never saw a thing !. Full frame for me !.
waterfalls man11-Apr-2011 02:20
Beautiful Shot V!!
Mairéad07-Apr-2011 20:57
Majestic landscape.
Hans Koot07-Apr-2011 19:02
shot... pfffffffffff
Hans Koot07-Apr-2011 19:01
great hot by the by :-)
Hans Koot07-Apr-2011 19:00
you can make beautiful shots with both, but as for now i prefer the 5dmII over the 7d by own experience. People may argue what they want, I know what i see myself.
nrcorby06-Apr-2011 20:00
The composition from this location has worked really well with the trees bottom right balancing the slopes of the hill on the left and you have gained sufficient elevation to get a good separation between the corrie and lower hills below. There is also a lovely zig-zag flow through the image along the valley floor, up through the trees and then into the corrie (then perhaps back left through the clouds). This encourages the eye to roam about over this fine landscape. With crisp clear air and the sun on the snow covered crags you have caught the essence of Deeside in spring. As to the camera, it is difficult to tell. A side-by-side comparison with an image taken on your Rebel at the same time would be needed for comparison.
Pete Hemington06-Apr-2011 11:58
I can't appreciate full frame fully from this resolution, but this shot goods good with good range of detail from valley to mt tops
lou_rozensteins06-Apr-2011 08:01
Beautiful work. Well done.
Enrique06-Apr-2011 05:53
Well done landscape.

PS - go full frame, you won't regret it.
Stewart Mitchell05-Apr-2011 21:53
Well composed and the colour and conntrast are spot on...difficult call Chris, but you know what I'd say!!
McGarva05-Apr-2011 21:11
Superb vista ... wonderful depth ... no question - full frame!
Johnny JAG05-Apr-2011 19:53
Wonderful landscape
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