Slideshow Bob
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I tend to find that Canon orange is a little too close to red. Since there's less difference between red and orange on the right hand shot, I'm gonna say that that's the 6D.
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I use a 6D and like it a lot, but I would not be able to pick out the colors it produces.
The one on the right looks a bit more saturated, but other than that these are extremely similar.
I get why we're attached to brands on some level, but over the 6 months I've read comments on here it's been getting kinda silly in my opinion.
Canon on the right, but I had to cheat. Aside from the overall saturation, the colour differences are tiny. Using different development profiles has a much larger effect than using different cameras.
It would be interesting to make a similar comparison using flowers as the subject. Some petal pigments have odd reflection spectra, which might show up any sensor differences more clearly. Anybody out there with both Nikon and Canon FF cameras?
It would be interesting to make a similar comparison using flowers as the subject. Some petal pigments have odd reflection spectra, which might show up any sensor differences more clearly. Anybody out there with both Nikon and Canon FF cameras?
Totomo Yap
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I own EOS1DX and Nikon d750. Both camera are great, and I din't have any colour and detail problem with d750. Greater DR too.
If you never familiar with Nikon tone, don't waste your money.
For me, the the operate feeling of the button or dial , never become my issue with d750, it got same feeling with my previous Nikon gear.No thing wrong with it.
I wish I can see this kind of post at Nikon forum . I will take a seat and popcorn ready. Do you dare?
If you never familiar with Nikon tone, don't waste your money.
For me, the the operate feeling of the button or dial , never become my issue with d750, it got same feeling with my previous Nikon gear.No thing wrong with it.
I wish I can see this kind of post at Nikon forum . I will take a seat and popcorn ready. Do you dare?
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It already is. LOL
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I find it difficult to understand people with really strong complaints about color from one system or the other. I shoot both systems and I never have trouble adjusting either to my satisfaction. I can understand preferring one or the other slightly different color output, but to throw up ones hands and declare one system unworkable confuses me. I don't shoot a 6d or 750, but I have a number of other canon and nikon bodies; I also don't shoot jpgs, so maybe that is where the difference lies. OP should put up some pics so we can better understand his complaint, I am always interested to learn alternate viewpoints.
p.s. Clever post Mako, I like it.
p.s. Clever post Mako, I like it.
Rocket09
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C'mon Op, let's hear your guess?? I would think maybe a series of 6 shots, 3 from each camera would be a better test to see how 'bad' the colour is from a Nikon! If the Op could guess all correctly, then I would actually think he has a point.
Thanks for the heads up, what about Sony? should I buy one? or it's junk too? so the 36MP D800E has less details than the 5D3 in high ISO? ok, thanks again for the warning, but I saw lots of Nikon and Sony out there used by pros, perhaps those are all color blind photographers?
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1. you should see the A7RII - it likes green [a sony sensor].
2. if you saw the actual output data from a sensor you'd enter deep internal shock, all sensor data is massaged via in-camera software before it becomes RAW.
RAW as you know it, is al-dente,
slightly cooked.
Mikael Risedal
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if you not know color management you might as well use an iPhone, optimized for good performance.
Canon can not reproduce green colors and nuances as a Sony /Nikon, true
I use both Canon and Nikon since 1984, I have no problems with green, no matter what camera I us
let us look at the sensor ranking, where is Canon regarding the different parameters?
http://www.dxomark.com/cameras
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Canon can not reproduce green colors and nuances as a Sony /Nikon, true
I use both Canon and Nikon since 1984, I have no problems with green, no matter what camera I us
let us look at the sensor ranking, where is Canon regarding the different parameters?
http://www.dxomark.com/cameras
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Canon, Hasselblad, Leica, Nikon, Linhoff, Sinar,Zeiss, Phantom 2+
Ernest Hemingway to Irving Penn:?“Your photos are really good. What camera do you use?”?Irving Penn to Ernest Hemingway:?“Your novels are excellent. What typewriter do you use?”
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tvstaff
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You are so correct.
There is "noise"; "color noise" and more in RAW images.
Then you have to use software to edit that adds more noise, color and or takes it away.
Choosing Adobe vs. the camera standard(s) alone can be huge.
At this point I've NEVER seen a camera that does not interact with lenses and software to produce some form of color, focus, noise or x%4#+! that has to be modified, highlighted, removed or edited...
If someone ever finds the 100% perfect camera and lens please let us ALL know!
For now... I'm still trying to learn how to get the "Purple" out of my RAW 1DX files.... <ROFL>
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