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1D and 1Ds RAW files have an extension of TIF.

The file you uploaded had already been converted, and saved as a TIF.

It gets confusing, to be sure.

I downloaded it, and have processed it in PS using some actions from Fred Miranda.

Looks a lot cleaner now.

I'm uploading it now. Once I get it uploaded, I'll send you a link so you can download it, and put it on your server. It's 5 MB.

PS -- you have at least one dust spot. ;)
Michael Olsen said:
Maybe I'm missing something. The files show up as " tif" images,
but won't open in anyting but breezebrowser and zoombrowser at full
res. I converted to 8bit TIFF for general viewing. In my d30, I
get actual .raw extensions. Is this different?
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yes the original tif that wont open anywhere but fileviewer is the raw file, that would be much more benificial then a converted tiff, also it should be about 1/3rd the size, you could also zip it up and place it on your server if you prefer, that way one can download a zip and not worry about the tif extension. Your original shot is very noisy more so then a 1250 iso shot should be in the water.
Michael Olsen said:
Michael
Stephen Eastwood said:
Stephen
Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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I've taken the 36 MB TIFF file, and ran it through a couple of Fred Miranda's actions in PS.

It looks a LOT better.

I've uploaded it to my site, and will give you the URL to download it.

After that, you can post it to your server for download.

I can't email you, because you haven't shared your email in your profile.

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Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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I noticed in your EXIF information that noise reduction is turned off. Perhaps this explains the noise visible in the water.

Pat
Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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It's not raw. I dl'd it (btw fast server - took a little over 2 minutes!) and C1 doesn't recognize it, but it loaded straight into PS. I was also curious as to how C1 would deal with the noise.
  • DL
DavidP said:
It didn't open when I clicked on it. I'll have to do it again,
saving it to disk instead.

Since I've loaded PhaseOne, I can take a peak at it.

But, if it's the RAW file, you should at least convert it to JPG-12
and repost. Most of us can't look at a RAW file from the 1Ds just
yet.
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Well,

I don't want to come across as a 1Ds cheerleader, and I do take great pleasure in pointing out the negatives in things (gotta work on that...) but,

I looked over the tif file pretty closely and I don't see any (or at worst very very little) NOISE.

I think we have a problem with terminology here. Noice is data (pixels) that have a value (color, brightness, etc.) that is unrelated to the scene they are a part of - for example a black or red pixel in the middle of the blue water. On this image in the water I don't see any noise - what see is a change in color from one pixel to the next. I think this is normal resolution limited digitization of the image. I am a little surprised at the size of the steps in color, but that maybe "real" based on the scene.

The first link to the sharpened image is an example of oversharpening's affect on digitalization of an image. We need to remember that these images, no matter how many pixels we have, ultimately come down to digital images and not continuous tone images. If you hammer an image hard enough you can amplify the digitization and make the image look noisey.

Frank
Michael Olsen said:
Hold on. Before you bash the camera, bash the photographer. The
link to the unsharpened image is better:

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3881379

Michael
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Look at the sky in the upper left. Yeesh. Looks like a 1D at ISO 400-640.

Steven
Frank Nichols said:
I don't want to come across as a 1Ds cheerleader, and I do take
great pleasure in pointing out the negatives in things (gotta work
on that...) but,

I looked over the tif file pretty closely and I don't see any (or
at worst very very little) NOISE.

I think we have a problem with terminology here. Noice is data
(pixels) that have a value (color, brightness, etc.) that is
unrelated to the scene they are a part of - for example a black or
red pixel in the middle of the blue water. On this image in the
water I don't see any noise - what see is a change in color from
one pixel to the next. I think this is normal resolution limited
digitization of the image. I am a little surprised at the size of
the steps in color, but that maybe "real" based on the scene.

The first link to the sharpened image is an example of
oversharpening's affect on digitalization of an image. We need to
remember that these images, no matter how many pixels we have,
ultimately come down to digital images and not continuous tone
images. If you hammer an image hard enough you can amplify the
digitization and make the image look noisey.

Frank
Michael Olsen said:
Hold on. Before you bash the camera, bash the photographer. The
link to the unsharpened image is better:

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3881379

Michael
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Frank, I think that's a good observation. There are no blown out pixels, but the gentle transitions that you'd expect in the water are blown out badly in the sharpening. I put this original Tiff up to show that I screwed up this image; I think the original is pretty good. I will try some edge sharpening or higher thresholds and lower radii to see how it works.

It' a pretty good piece of equipment. We're all hammering it against whether images it produces are "perfect" (maybe justifiably) b/c of the huge price of the camera. But if you look at where we are today in digital compared to where we were just a few years ago, this is really just unbelievable.

Michael
Frank Nichols said:
I don't want to come across as a 1Ds cheerleader, and I do take
great pleasure in pointing out the negatives in things (gotta work
on that...) but,

I looked over the tif file pretty closely and I don't see any (or
at worst very very little) NOISE.

I think we have a problem with terminology here. Noice is data
(pixels) that have a value (color, brightness, etc.) that is
unrelated to the scene they are a part of - for example a black or
red pixel in the middle of the blue water. On this image in the
water I don't see any noise - what see is a change in color from
one pixel to the next. I think this is normal resolution limited
digitization of the image. I am a little surprised at the size of
the steps in color, but that maybe "real" based on the scene.

The first link to the sharpened image is an example of
oversharpening's affect on digitalization of an image. We need to
remember that these images, no matter how many pixels we have,
ultimately come down to digital images and not continuous tone
images. If you hammer an image hard enough you can amplify the
digitization and make the image look noisey.

Frank
Michael Olsen said:
Hold on. Before you bash the camera, bash the photographer. The
link to the unsharpened image is better:

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3881379

Michael
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Frank Nichols said:
I don't want to come across as a 1Ds cheerleader, and I do take
great pleasure in pointing out the negatives in things (gotta work
on that...) but,

I looked over the tif file pretty closely and I don't see any (or
at worst very very little) NOISE.

I think we have a problem with terminology here. Noice is data
(pixels) that have a value (color, brightness, etc.) that is
unrelated to the scene they are a part of - for example a black or
red pixel in the middle of the blue water. On this image in the
water I don't see any noise - what see is a change in color from
one pixel to the next. I think this is normal resolution limited
digitization of the image. I am a little surprised at the size of
the steps in color, but that maybe "real" based on the scene.

The first link to the sharpened image is an example of
oversharpening's affect on digitalization of an image. We need to
remember that these images, no matter how many pixels we have,
ultimately come down to digital images and not continuous tone
images. If you hammer an image hard enough you can amplify the
digitization and make the image look noisey.

Frank
Michael Olsen said:
Hold on. Before you bash the camera, bash the photographer. The
link to the unsharpened image is better:

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=3881379

Michael
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Hi Guys:

why is the noise reduction off? Is it not available at this speed and ISO. If not it should be!
Don.
Daven said:
Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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Some of you asked for the RAW, a TIFF, and a process JPG. I've posted them all. To process the RAW image, you'll need a RAW image converter.

They are huge; have fun.

http://www.molsenmedia.com

Michael
Michael Olsen48941 said:
EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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Breezebrowser 2.3 crashes, repeatedly, processing 1ds images. Anyone know why? (e.g., it's not made for those?)

Michael
Michael Olsen said:
They are huge; have fun.

http://www.molsenmedia.com

Michael
Michael Olsen48941 said:
EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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I just downloaded and coverted the raw file, daylight, adobe rgb (matrix 4) even with no noise reduction on in camera, and no noise reduction afterward, there is no noise in the shot, I applied an unsharp mask in PS 7.0 on a seperate layer (luminosity) picture looks great I can send it to you as a jpg (about 3 megs ) or put it up on my server if you want, let me know, but I do not see any real problem with the file at all, you tell me if you still think there might be.

Stephen
Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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Stephen Eastwood
http://www.nyphotographics.com
 
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Stephen Eastwood said:
Stephen
Michael Olsen said:
Okay, here goes: a giant 1ds image of the bay in San Francisco.
Comments? Criticisms? Jabs at the level of noise?

(This is supposed to be a link, not an embed:)

http://www.molsenmedia.com/images/CA-0007_RJ.JPG

Unsharp mask 150/1.2/0

EXIF data below:

File Name
CA-0007.TIF
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS-1DS
Shooting Date/Time
12/2/2002 11:46:14 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/125
Av( Aperture Value )
14
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
125
Lens
24.0 - 70.0 mm
Focal Length
70.0 mm
Image Size
4064x2704
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters
Tone Curve Standard
Sharpness level 0
Pattern sharpness Standard
Color Matrix
1
Noise reduction
Off
File Size
9728KB
Custom Function Settings
00:Focusing Screen
1:[L] Ec-A,B,C,CII,CIII,D,H,I,L
01:Finder display during exposure
0:No viewfinder display
02:Shutter release without CF card
0:Possible without CF card
03:ISO speed expansion
0:Standard ISO
04:Shutter button/AE lock button
0:AF/AE lock
05:Manual Tv/Av set. for M exp.
0:Tv value: Main dial, Av value: Quick Control dial
06:Exposure level increments
0:1/3-stop set, 1/3-stop comp.
07:USM lens electronic MF
0:Turns on after One-Shot AF
08:Top LCD panel/Back LCD panel
0:Remain. shots/File No.
09:Auto bracketing sequence/cancel
0:0,-,+ Auto cancellation
10:AF point illumination
0:On
11:AF point selection method
0:AF point selection button + Main (horizontal) / Quick Control
(vertical) dial operation
12:Mirror lockup
0:Disable
13:Number AF points/Spot metering
0:45/Center AF point
14:Auto reduction of fill flash
0:Enable
15:Shutter curtain synchronization
0:1st-curtain synchronization
16:Safety shift in Av or Tv
0:Disable
17:AF point activation area
0:Single AF point
18:Switch to registered AF point
0:Assist button + AF point selection button
19:Lens AF stop button function
0:AF stop
20:AI SERVO tracking sensitivity
0:Standard
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
101940
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Stephen Eastwood
http://www.nyphotographics.com
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http://www.nyphotographics.com
 
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