David Hull

I thought we were already in the matrix anyway.

OK, I found that one.

Yep Looks pretty clean.  Can you put up a link to the chipworks info?

Huh...?

I suspect that the patterns stem from a different root cause than the random noise.

Hey... thanks, Aglet said he was going to do this but I never saw it.  GR's site structure is not as nice as here, it becomes kind of hard to find things sometimes.  Thanks, I'll snoop through that.

Actually not. My wife might though, she is using a 50D right now and likes the idea of the flip up screen. We might hold out for the 7DII though. My post is motivated more by curiosity that...

Here is what I am expecting to see: This is a shot of the back of an official Canon Lens Cap from my 5D Mark3 This is a shot of the back of an official Canon Lens Cap from my old 5D Mark2 You can...

Yep... that's it but I need the RAW file OR, you can make another one like this, just take the RAW in LR and push the exposure slider all the way to +5 and post that.  I want to see what is lurking...

The thing has been in the field for a while now, someone must have done this and perhaps I missed it? Lens cap on, ISO=100, SS=8000 or thereabout.

http://blog.lynda.com/2013/09/27/mastering-exposure-dslr-video-tips/?utm_campaign=post-post-2013-09&utm_content=2013-09-27-14-17-11&utm_medium=viral&utm_source=facebook

Does this mean they are done with DPP? Hmmm.... maybe you will have to subscribe to the creative cloud to use your 5DIII ;-)

Your link appears to be "kaput".

Which sites?

I think we agree.

Yea, that doesn't really make much sense. Are we now going to argue that there are no advantages to FF? Because, if we both agree that there are (and I suspect that we do), then we both must agree...

I know this wasn't meant for me but I don't think Eric's technological commentary really lends itself to any sort of challenge based on quality of images he has made or hasn't made. From what I...

I think this is what most people actually do but what you are saying is that you are really picking the ISO last, that is, the last decision you make is regarding ISO (i.e. is the selection the...

Moreover, I think most people (who know something about photography and what these knobs do) pick aperture first, then they have in mind the SS they think they need and finally they pick an ISO...