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Hello and welcome everybody on our new photoblog! We're going to post about everything we interested within the world of photography. So check back soon and you'll find tests, news, workflow descriptions and many more! -pter. Things are just coming...
I'm sure nobody reads my words, but I'd like to share two things with you: 1) my new Canon 5D Mark III arrived today morning along with a spare battery and unfortunately I couldn't get the new axe in my hand, As I'm abroad, we will be able to meet on Sunday the soonest. 2) I had two interesting shoots the past weekend a family shooting and teen girl (of the family) It was really fun to do, but was so hard to do well. You can see a whole family gallery under the family tag, and I'm going post the girly ones from today on. The first one is outta now! -pter New Axe preordered
Both manufacturers offer full frame sensors and Nikon has outpaced Canon by offering huge resolution with a 36 MP sensor. I know there are many photographers and tech journalist testing, comparing the devices, writing long reviews without having the new cameras, so I won't do anything like that. I just wanted tell you that I'm not going to switch back to Nikon just to have higher resolution. Honestly, I was considering to do that, 'cause it would be great to have a 1,5x higher resolution camera for the studio works, but changing the whole gear does not make real sense to me. In my point of view there can be many things more important than resolution, e.g. massive ISO performance, because a photographer's biggest enemy is the lack of light. The new 5D is much more expensive than the Mark II was, and whatever causes the higher price tag, I'm pretty sure that they will sell it at that price. So, as I mentioned in the title, I've ordered it from Calumet (www.calumetphoto.de) and they confirmed the delivery for early April. -pter 5D Mark III Sample Images by Canonrumors
From Canon Japan http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/samples/eos5dmk3/ cr
Just take a look at the high ISO image. It delivers more at ISO6400 than my current 5D II on ISO3200! Pter. München Farschang 2012
-pter
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