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someone had to do it...5dmk4 vs z7 size comparison...
- By Romz26
- Third Party Manufacturers
- 22 Replies
I noticed no one compared the nikon z7 to the 5d in size. I grabbed a pictures online from the same websites, opened up fusion 360, calibrated the sensor size(only point of reference that should be the same), and lined them up. Looks to me the mount is smaller then the canon ef mount!
This is in no way scientific just a noob with fusion 360 playing around(i design stuff to 3d print).
If I did this correctly I wonder if a medium format sensor can really fit in there!
dang that camera is small!
This is in no way scientific just a noob with fusion 360 playing around(i design stuff to 3d print).
If I did this correctly I wonder if a medium format sensor can really fit in there!
dang that camera is small!
News: Everything Nikon will roll out later today
- By ahsanford
- Third Party Manufacturers
- 15 Replies
Isengard unleashed:
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- The biggest news of course = Nikon FF mirrorless is here: Z6 + Z7 + 3 Z mount lenses (and likely the F mount adaptor) we've been looking at on another thread are dropping tonight.
- SLR folks get some love: the F mount 500mm Phase Fresnel is getting announced along with the mirrorless system tonight.
- The 58mm f/0.95 lens in the new Z mount is a real thing (!!!), but possibly might not come out at launch. Might just get announced. No pics of that yet.
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Industry News: Here are the first press images of the Nikon Z6 & Z7 full frame mirrorless cameras
- By ahsanford
- Industry News
- 96 Replies
The first press images of the Nikon Z6 and Z7 full frame mirrorless cameras have leaked over at Nokishita.
Also leaked are the first three lenses for the new mirrorless system.
Nikkor 24-70mm f/4 S
Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 S
Nikkon 50mm f/1.8 S
Nikon FTZ F Mount Adaptor
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Review of EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III by ePhotozine
- By AlanF
- Canon Lenses
- 1 Replies
Staging a shoot on the D/L in a restaurant or bar - tips appreciated
I occasionally get nutty requests from friends for a shoot from time to time. Never major events -- I don't do weddings or anything like that. It's usually a quick portrait session, some product work to help someone sell something online or possibly I get asked to attend a social event and casually work the crowd.
This latest one is odd. Thought I'd share and ask the team what they'd bring to the party.
Some friends are starting something resembling a social club, evening-out club, etc. and they want promotional shots of the two organizing people having a good time out. Casual shots, almost candids, but slightly scripted -- either seated at dinner or standing at a bar full of people. The only creative asks I could discern from them (from asking them for examples of what they're looking for) are low light shots with interesting backgrounds and small DOF -- they are all about hip dangling artisanal lightbulbs, string lights, or possibly neon in the background of the shot. That's the vibe they want. Samples they offered:
The tricky bit is they don't have social/influence/connections pull to actually stage a shoot in a restaurant or bar, so we'll be doing on the D/L without permission, can't use a speedlites, etc. In effect, I need to act like a buddy with a camera shooting his friends and not like a guy trying to nail a shot, chimping, directing the subjects, etc.
Yes, it's a ridiculous ask. I have told them this and they understand. They still want to try.
Was probably just going to bring the 35 f/2 IS and 50 f/1.4 and call it good. The only other remotely large aperture instrument would be shooting my 70-200 f/2.8L IS II on the long end, and I presume that's a non-starter in crowded places.
Tips appreciated. How would you handle this? Not just gear but also tips for using limited available lighting, strategies to setup and shoot very quickly, etc.
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This latest one is odd. Thought I'd share and ask the team what they'd bring to the party.
Some friends are starting something resembling a social club, evening-out club, etc. and they want promotional shots of the two organizing people having a good time out. Casual shots, almost candids, but slightly scripted -- either seated at dinner or standing at a bar full of people. The only creative asks I could discern from them (from asking them for examples of what they're looking for) are low light shots with interesting backgrounds and small DOF -- they are all about hip dangling artisanal lightbulbs, string lights, or possibly neon in the background of the shot. That's the vibe they want. Samples they offered:
The tricky bit is they don't have social/influence/connections pull to actually stage a shoot in a restaurant or bar, so we'll be doing on the D/L without permission, can't use a speedlites, etc. In effect, I need to act like a buddy with a camera shooting his friends and not like a guy trying to nail a shot, chimping, directing the subjects, etc.
Yes, it's a ridiculous ask. I have told them this and they understand. They still want to try.
Was probably just going to bring the 35 f/2 IS and 50 f/1.4 and call it good. The only other remotely large aperture instrument would be shooting my 70-200 f/2.8L IS II on the long end, and I presume that's a non-starter in crowded places.
Tips appreciated. How would you handle this? Not just gear but also tips for using limited available lighting, strategies to setup and shoot very quickly, etc.
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