5D MK III Images

[Northstar]

and one more....

[Kernuak]

I was shooting w/ a friend who has a Nikon d200..we could barely see his images on his Nikon's lcd,(not to say they weren't good images, it's just that the outdoor sun made reviewing his images near impossible)  The 5d3 just made the shooting experience so much more enjoyable because you could clearly see the image on the 5d3's screen....and they looked fantastic.  IMO, this is one of the most underrated features of the 5d3, the fun factor of instantly seeing your images clearly.

I agree. It's so much better viewing images on my 7D, which uses the same design as the 5D MkIII, than my 5D MkII.

[rcarca]

One I took the other evening commuting home from work:


First Great Western by RCARCARCA, on Flickr

[SandyP]

I've shot a few weddings with it so far, only had it for 2 weeks now, got around to finally doing a photoshoot with it today, but won't have time to edit it until later next week. Most of my portrait shooting is with film, but I still use digital in the studio and for most parts of the weddings I shoot.

One is from a wedding the other week, and the other is just a fun little snapshot of my girlfriend on her new bike, nothing too fancy about either of these, but they're all I really have online so far from my Mark III. (Love the camera by the way. Customized it all up like crazy and I love this thing).





By the way, how do you post links to Flickr, to have the photo show up with the direct link to the actual page?

[Kernuak]

By the way, how do you post links to Flickr, to have the photo show up with the direct link to the actual page?

From the image page, click Share, then select the radio button for BBcode and copy and paste the code.

[bornshooter]

5dmk3 case2 focus test by abledestroyer, on Flickr

ai servo 5d3 test by abledestroyer, on Flickr

ducks by abledestroyer, on Flickr

[ddashti]

First set-up test shot using the 5D Mark III back in March.

Anubis. by ddashti, on Flickr

[rcarca]

Late evening on the Thames, just as the sun was setting:


River Thames at Culham by RCARCARCA, on Flickr

[bornshooter]

one from a wedding i shot during the week iso 3200 no noise reduction done to this raw file,loving this camera

cute by abledestroyer, on Flickr

[revup67]

Wonderful B&W capture..good timing in the chapel

[bornshooter]

Wonderful B&W capture..good timing in the chapel

Thanks revup loving this 5d mk3 so far seems a capable camera.

[bornshooter]

Here is another photo from a wedding at the reception this is 6400 iso i process in lightroom and this has no post noise reduction,6400 IMO is very useable

laughter by abledestroyer, on Flickr

[Chuck Alaimo]

well well well...as of today I can start posting in this thread with images!  I really wanted to see how the high ISO is on this thing, and wow wow wow is my first impression!

[artboolat]

[Heavyweight67]

Quick snap on evening walk....