New 5D first images.

[taitai]

5D+50mm 1.8,+nikon macro ring no.2 and 20-35 3.5-4.5









Comments are welcome.
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[digital fun]

Very nice.

Sure wish I had some great streams where I live to take pics like that.

Enjoy your new tow

Jeff

 

[Timberland]

Comment?
I love all of them. The flower photos have wonderful colors.

Tim
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[taitai]

Thanks Jeff
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[taitai]

Thank you Tim.
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[Guv]

I always get flat reds with no depth with my 5D and shooting flowers. I was just editing some rose garden photos this evening and sure enough, the Red Lion roses are a blown channel mess with no character at all. Similar problem with my 40D and 20D, but I feel the 5D struggles even more (or, to put it better, I struggle the most in this regard when shooting my 5D).

Just wondering if you had any tips. Flowers are some of my favorite subjects but reds really flummox me.

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[MiLei]

Have you tried underexposing when there are large red areas in the picture/target.

 

[taitai]

Hi Andy.
No1:Choose a cloudy day to shoot flowers.(anyway no direct light.)
No2:underexpose as needed to prevent blown out reds.
No3: The rest all done in pp.
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[Guv]

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[howardfuhrman]

Beautiful shots.
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Howard
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[baran]

very nice colors; especially in the woods
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