A few new shots with my 5D Mark III

[Jordansternphotography]

Here are a few recent shots that I've taken with my new 5D Mark III. 


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[keithfullermusic]

i usually don't like HDR shots, but that second one of the door is pretty sweet.  what did you use to process it - that can't be in camera processing?

[agierke]

pretty nice shots. i am impressed with the apparent lack of noise in the sky in shot 1 and the lack of noise in shot 4. i admit that i had a "mental" wow moment.

the 2nd shot seems to be a well handled HDR exposure. not sure if thats a true testament to the camera as the HDR process is so destructive to the pixel structure. not a fair way to judge a camera imo but it is a nice shot.

the 3rd shot has very unpleasant colors. if we were talking portfolio that one would be my first to go.

thank you for sharing though, its nice to see some work from someone using the camera creatively. would definitely like to see more.

[Jordansternphotography]

i usually don't like HDR shots, but that second one of the door is pretty sweet.  what did you use to process it - that can't be in camera processing?

Thanks! It's not in camera processing, I use Photomatix and Photoshop CS5 to process my HDRs.

[Jordansternphotography]

pretty nice shots. i am impressed with the apparent lack of noise in the sky in shot 1 and the lack of noise in shot 4. i admit that i had a "mental" wow moment.

the 2nd shot seems to be a well handled HDR exposure. not sure if thats a true testament to the camera as the HDR process is so destructive to the pixel structure. not a fair way to judge a camera imo but it is a nice shot.

the 3rd shot has very unpleasant colors. if we were talking portfolio that one would be my first to go.

thank you for sharing though, its nice to see some work from someone using the camera creatively. would definitely like to see more.

Thanks a lot for your comments. I really appreciate you leaving your feedback.
I definitely agree that this isn't a fair way to judge the image quality of the camera since these photos were heavily processed, but I thought I'd post them because that's how I actually use the 5D in the real world.

[awinphoto]

For what it's worth I really liked the third one better than the second. I love the first shots handling and the shallow focus and IQ of #4. Good job

[V8Beast]

Great shots. I really diggin' the first image. How long of an exposure did you use?

[ideaworx]

Wow, very nice shots, your pre and post processing skills seem to work together nicely, I like your style and vision.

[Dylan777]

I like 2nd pix.

If you don't mind....what HDR software do you use?

Thanks
Dylan

[Jordansternphotography]

Great shots. I really diggin' the first image. How long of an exposure did you use?

Thanks! I used an eight second shutter speed for the normal exposure. It's an HDR, so there's also one faster and a longer one in there.

I like 2nd pix.

If you don't mind....what HDR software do you use?

Thanks
Dylan

Thanks! I use Photomatix and then Photoshop CS5.