Come on, we all know from the forums that a picture cannot be considered good, unless it has been taken on a professional DSLR (not a small sensor or plastic bodied one of course) using a lens with a gold or red stripe.
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Posted on Nov 1, 2012 at 09:00:34 UTC
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Really good to see the focus system in action - something that many reviews often miss. I hope this becomes standard on your video reviews. I look forward to the V1 video.
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Posted on Oct 16, 2011 at 08:17:40 UTC
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Matteo Ganora: I can't believe... fake panning also here, in a tutorial!!! The second and third shot are the same shot, one with a blur effect on photoshop...
It's a shame!
No they aren't - look at rear of red jacket and front position on track.
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Posted on Sep 19, 2011 at 13:50:29 UTC
Good tips but careful on the flash. Maybe pros aren't bothered by flash but as an amateur bike racer it could be a shock (eg accident) to go over a jump and get hit by a load of SB900s going off wirelessly from an over keen photographer!
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Posted on Sep 19, 2011 at 13:48:08 UTC
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It's a new feature - allows you to update from the camera in real time just how soft/noisy/poorly focussed your camera is (rather than actually spend time taking pictures....)
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Posted on Aug 26, 2011 at 07:47:59 UTC
Come on, we all know from the forums that a picture cannot be considered good, unless it has been taken on a professional DSLR (not a small sensor or plastic bodied one of course) using a lens with a gold or red stripe.
Really good to see the focus system in action - something that many reviews often miss. I hope this becomes standard on your video reviews. I look forward to the V1 video.
Matteo Ganora: I can't believe... fake panning also here, in a tutorial!!!
The second and third shot are the same shot, one with a blur effect on photoshop...
It's a shame!
No they aren't - look at rear of red jacket and front position on track.
Good tips but careful on the flash. Maybe pros aren't bothered by flash but as an amateur bike racer it could be a shock (eg accident) to go over a jump and get hit by a load of SB900s going off wirelessly from an over keen photographer!
TheGuyBehindTheCamera: forumware?
It's a new feature - allows you to update from the camera in real time just how soft/noisy/poorly focussed your camera is (rather than actually spend time taking pictures....)