kennephoto said:Thanks Surapon, I was most curious about the 1D as I thought it was an old 1D. Makes me think I should use my 1D classic more!
vscd said:The Canon 85 1.2L II is a bit slow on Af, but don't get this lense wrong. Normally you're supposed to shoot models or persons acting in about 50 cm difference from for-/backwards. The lense has no problem to focus in an appropriate time in such short distances, it's just pumping if you loose the focuspoint and it starts to slide to infinity.
I never got any problems with the speed except of those minutes I tried to catch my small girl while running through the picture. But that's not a problem of the lense, it's a problem of me, chosing the wrong oneGetting the 100L 2.8 IS on the cam and the problem is solved (switched to 1.8m-infinity, only).
If you like to know why the 85mm 1.2L is slow you can see the chunk of glass right here:
http://tinyurl.com/p7hr94v
[...] The inner lens is mounted on a ball bearing with 72 balls to keep it under its own weight[...] ;D
The tag is showingEldar said:The 85 1.2L II is heavy and slow, but it is just soooo good. Here´s an example (BTW, this is straight out of the camera, raw to jpg through Lightroom);
By the way, there is one fault (that I know of) in this image. What is it?
Eldar said:By the way, there is one fault (that I know of) in this image. What is it?
You got it. I bit my fingers when I saw it :'(mackguyver said:The tag is showingEldar said:The 85 1.2L II is heavy and slow, but it is just soooo good. Here´s an example (BTW, this is straight out of the camera, raw to jpg through Lightroom);
By the way, there is one fault (that I know of) in this image. What is it?On my crappy uncalibrated monitor at work, it also looks like her right shoulder disappears into the background, but that wouldn't be a mistake. How does PS content area fill handle the tag
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And yes, it's an amazing lens - I wish I hadn't waited so long to buy it.
I know the feeling. So obvious after the fact, but never during the shot. It's no wonder pros keep stylists on hand as an extra pair of eyes. I've made similar mistakes that aren't so fixable in PS. A crooked bowtie was one of the toughest to fix, but bra straps under mesh sweaters, and wrinkles, or loose threads on any kind of finely patterned clothes.Eldar said:You got it. I bit my fingers when I saw it :'(mackguyver said:The tag is showingEldar said:The 85 1.2L II is heavy and slow, but it is just soooo good. Here´s an example (BTW, this is straight out of the camera, raw to jpg through Lightroom);
By the way, there is one fault (that I know of) in this image. What is it?On my crappy uncalibrated monitor at work, it also looks like her right shoulder disappears into the background, but that wouldn't be a mistake. How does PS content area fill handle the tag
?
And yes, it's an amazing lens - I wish I hadn't waited so long to buy it.
Thank you for the reply suraponsurapon said:bornshooter said:surapon love itbut i am 32 and carrying 2 body's 1dx and 5d3 with 70-200 and 24-70 2.8 you must be one fit man loaded up like that lol
Ha, Ha, Ha---Dear , Sir, Mr Bornshooter.
You still very young man , just 32 , You can carry 48 Pounds Back pack too + 3 more bodies and Big Lenses. Yes, I am 65 Years young ( At heart), and still carry 48 Pounds of Camera Back Pack around the world---Yes, 50 Pounds are the Limits of Carry-On on Airplane.
Nice to talk to you, Sir.
Surapon.
PS " at a wedding all day i have sore legs and back "-----My Tricks = Use " Tiger Balm" to massarge my Legs and my shoulders in the night time after the wedding photography----Ha, Ha, Ha.
http://www.amazon.com/TIGER-BALM-NECK-SHOULDER-1-76/dp/B00266PFHE
bornshooter said:Thank you for the reply suraponsurapon said:bornshooter said:surapon love itbut i am 32 and carrying 2 body's 1dx and 5d3 with 70-200 and 24-70 2.8 you must be one fit man loaded up like that lol
Ha, Ha, Ha---Dear , Sir, Mr Bornshooter.
You still very young man , just 32 , You can carry 48 Pounds Back pack too + 3 more bodies and Big Lenses. Yes, I am 65 Years young ( At heart), and still carry 48 Pounds of Camera Back Pack around the world---Yes, 50 Pounds are the Limits of Carry-On on Airplane.
Nice to talk to you, Sir.
Surapon.
PS " at a wedding all day i have sore legs and back "-----My Tricks = Use " Tiger Balm" to massarge my Legs and my shoulders in the night time after the wedding photography----Ha, Ha, Ha.
http://www.amazon.com/TIGER-BALM-NECK-SHOULDER-1-76/dp/B00266PFHEso tiger balm is the secret lol
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Eldar said:The 85 1.2L II is heavy and slow, but it is just soooo good. Here´s an example (BTW, this is straight out of the camera, raw to jpg through Lightroom);
By the way, there is one fault (that I know of) in this image. What is it?
Thank you Surapon. Yes, beautiful she is. It was actually from a portrait series I took of my wifes colleagues.surapon said:BUT You take the most beautiful Portrait Picture of the Most Beautiful Lady.
Surapon
Lamora said:Easy question. For general people photography (and versatility) 85mm 1.2 L. My favourte lens and probably reason number one for me to own Canon. I actually bought the 5d mark iii to go with this lens.
surapon said:Lamora said:Easy question. For general people photography (and versatility) 85mm 1.2 L. My favourte lens and probably reason number one for me to own Canon. I actually bought the 5d mark iii to go with this lens.
+ 1 for me too.
Dear Lamora.
Yes, most of PROFESSIONAL wedding/ Portrait Photographers around the world use this Monster Lens 85 F/ 1.2 MK II. Yes, When I carry this Lens, Some of Photographers around me, come to ask and to see the Photos by this Awesome Lens. Yes It Monster Lens and So heavy that might be a part of slow Auto focus too----Hopefully next 2 years, Canon might give us MK III with Super Fast Auto-Focus and F = 1.0 and only $ 10,000 US. Dollars--Ha, Ha, Ha---Just Dreaming.
Here are my 85 mm F= 1.2 MK II Photos with my trustfully Old Canon 1DS MK I. ( some one might ask me why I use 12 years old ( 2002) 1DS Camera---Well, That Super fast AF ( one spot Focus) than my 3 Canon DSLR)
Enjoy.
Surapon
CarlTN said:surapon said:Lamora said:Easy question. For general people photography (and versatility) 85mm 1.2 L. My favourte lens and probably reason number one for me to own Canon. I actually bought the 5d mark iii to go with this lens.
+ 1 for me too.
Dear Lamora.
Yes, most of PROFESSIONAL wedding/ Portrait Photographers around the world use this Monster Lens 85 F/ 1.2 MK II. Yes, When I carry this Lens, Some of Photographers around me, come to ask and to see the Photos by this Awesome Lens. Yes It Monster Lens and So heavy that might be a part of slow Auto focus too----Hopefully next 2 years, Canon might give us MK III with Super Fast Auto-Focus and F = 1.0 and only $ 10,000 US. Dollars--Ha, Ha, Ha---Just Dreaming.
Here are my 85 mm F= 1.2 MK II Photos with my trustfully Old Canon 1DS MK I. ( some one might ask me why I use 12 years old ( 2002) 1DS Camera---Well, That Super fast AF ( one spot Focus) than my 3 Canon DSLR)
Enjoy.
Surapon
Very good blacks in those images.