Vincent Laforet on the EOS 5D Mark II, video soon
Published Sep 21, 2008
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dpreview staff
Renowned (Pulitzer Prize-winning) photographer Vincent Laforet managed to get his hands on a Canon EOS 5D Mark II and seems to be pretty impressed with the results, "...what you can see with your eye in the worst light (such as sodium-vapor street lights at 3 a.m. in Brooklyn) - this camera can capture it with ease." However he seems even more impressed with the Mark II's video capture, "It produces the best video in low light that I’ve ever seen - at 1080p". There are a few downsampled images on his site but perhaps of more interest to many is the fact that Vincent is planning to publish a video produced using the 5D Mark II, we'll update this article once it's live.
Image copyright Laforet Visuals Inc. Used with permission
Click here for Vincent Laforet's blog entry on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II
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