Daniel Saredi

... because it is always better to have a faster lens than a slower one even with higher iso settings. ;)

A macro I did last summer.

I totally agree with your choice. 35mm and 135mm are great lenses.

I moved up from the 5D to the 5D Mk III and it was the best move I did in a long time. I really like my old 5D (I owend 10D -> 5D -> 5D Mk III) but when you actually use the 5D Mk III, you will...

I have the revision with a perfect fit and it reads 'B5D3-L A' underneath the bottom plate. I can confirm this from the previous post. -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

Yes, just try to ignore it.You should see my 5D Mk I. It has more dust than my vacum cleaner. :) Try to look pass the dust particles and don't worry too much. I know it's not easy for relativly new...

I believe jacktorrance meant the foreground, which unfortunately is not perfectly centered horizontally. I also saw this right away which is sad and distracting to my eyes. Otherwise the photo is...

Excellent photos of my favourite city. -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

The 5D MKIII is a great camera and I feel like new born when i go on field trips. I previously had 10D then 5D and now 5D MkIII. This camera really feels wonderful and i enjoy every minute with...

I believe that the wedding dress got soaked with water really fast. In addition to this, the dress itself has lots of 'surface' to get caught in the current. That's a pretty sad story....

Excellent quality from both companies! -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

Stunning photos! Excellent work. -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

Have you read anywhere that this could? The camera has this feature and it says nowhere in the manual that it shouldn't be used more than 'put number here' hours. I wouldn't mind and keep on...

Congratulations and enjoy! :) -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

What did you guys do, that the dial fell off? I am just wondering if you hit it somewhere or something. -- http://www.pbase.com/daniel_saredi

You have to ask yourself what is it worth to you to wait until photokina, but missing all the shots you could have taken until then. For me the answer is clear....

I did the upgrade a couple of weeks ago and the AF on the MK II does clearly hunt less compared to the MK I version of this lens. With the MK I and specific situations (repetitive structures, etc.)...

Looking at this shot, I strongly believe that he has used a SLR/DSLR camera before. He holds the lens the correct way from below and not like a lot of beginners with the fingers on top and thumb...

You can call the Canon EOS 5D MkIII what you want, professional or semi-professional. Who really cares? Would you ask a painter if his brush is professional? Would you ask a sculptor if his chisel...

Well, give the Canon service desk some hell. It cannot be that you pay so much money for a professional camera and don't even get a replacement for the time your camera sits at the service...