Anything shot with a 5D4

[tpatana]

Yesterday taiko concert in Seattle. Semi-lit stage (not the dimmest I've seen, not the brightest). Sitting quite far back, shot with 70-200.

 

[Jack Douglas]

tpatana, what ISO?

Jack

 

[tpatana]

1600 and 2500.

 

[cookestudios]

From my fresh 5D4

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Spent four days shooting the California Capital Airshow. This was it's second shoot and still amazed
with the results. Overall, everything is noticeably better than my 5D III was.
More keepers, better color under tough lighting conditions, better DR, and more latitude when editing
those tough shots.

CCA 2016 Blue Angels #7 ride 6380 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 CF-18 Hornet approach 6341 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 CF-18 fast pass sormy 9355 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 F-18 demo VFA-136 jpg 7138 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 Mike Wiskus knife edge ribbons 8609 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 Wiskus knife edge low Sunday tight 9467 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 Crowd 9108 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

CCA 2016 Photo Tour FIFI landing 7072 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Beautiful pictures. I really like the 4th one. Well done Keith.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Beautiful pictures. I really like the 4th one. Well done Keith.

All great.

Jack

 

[ibleedblue244]

Exposure created with Canon 5d Mark IV with 24-70 F4 L / F8 ISO 320 "Fine Detail" mirror lock up / On a tripod with LEE 105 polarizer and LEE .9 soft ND. Post (shadow lift, saturation) performed in LR 5 and PS CC 14.

 

[Click]

Beautiful. Lovely colours. Well done, ibleedblue244.

 

[zim]

Good grief Keith I opened up that first pic and nearly cut myself on it!! ;D
Have to admit I do envy your light

Any thoughts on the fps when say catching aircraft flying towards each other?

 

[ibleedblue244]

Thank you Click! Here is another one from El Matador Beach approximately 24 miles north of Malibu CA along the Pacific Coast.

Exposure created with Canon 5d Mark IV with 24-70 F4 l/F8 ISO 320 "Fine Detail" mirror lock up / On a tripod with LEE 105 polarizer and LEE .6 ND. Post (shadow lift, saturation and sharpening) performed in LR 5 and PS CC 14.

 

[Click]

Here is another one from El Matador Beach approximately 24 miles north of Malibu CA along the Pacific Coast.

I really like this shot. Nicely done.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Good grief Keith I opened up that first pic and nearly cut myself on it!! ;D
Have to admit I do envy your light

Any thoughts on the fps when say catching aircraft flying towards each other?

Aircraft cross-overs are tough to capture and mostly luck. I try for a minimum of 1/2000th. Trying to frame one and watch the other approach is a bit crazy, but the only way. As far as fps goes, 5 to 7 is the best I have. It's all a matter of went you fire the machine gun.

1/2000th

Reno 2016 Blue Angels inverted cross 4112 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Reno 2016 Blue Angels Cross 4390 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Great shots, Keith. Especially the second one.

 

[zim]

Good grief Keith I opened up that first pic and nearly cut myself on it!! ;D
Have to admit I do envy your light

Any thoughts on the fps when say catching aircraft flying towards each other?

Aircraft cross-overs are tough to capture and mostly luck. I try for a minimum of 1/2000th. Trying to frame one and watch the other approach is a bit crazy, but the only way. As far as fps goes, 5 to 7 is the best I have. It's all a matter of went you fire the machine gun.

1/2000th

Reno 2016 Blue Angels inverted cross 4112 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Reno 2016 Blue Angels Cross 4390 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Thanks Keith, I really only mentioned cross over as a kind of worst case. I'm coming from a 7d1 and am seriously considering the 5d4 when the price is right for me, truth is that reduction of 1 fps is gnawing at me a bit there are so many other reasons I want to go to for but coming down on that spec is not what I hoped for. It's probably just a spec sheet thing though, would I really notice 1fps!, which is why I'm interested in real use opinion.

Regards

 

[Grant Atkinson]

I am using the Canon 5Dmk4 for wildlife, alongside my 5D Mk3 and 1DX, and I am finding the image quality of the 5DMk4 a highlight. Sharing some images for illustration purposes.
The image of the two lion cubs was shot at iso 2000, shutter speed 1/1250sec and f4.0 and 400mm. Image in raw, processed with Adobe Camera Raw, no cropping.
Cheers
Grant

 

[Grant Atkinson]

Another 5Dmk4 image from Botswana. The lion was stalking a pride mate, in play, and was shot at iso 3200, f5.6 and a shutter speed of 1/1600sec, at 400mm. Cropped from 30mpixels to 22.5mpixels, then downsized to 1500 pixels wide for this forum. Raw image processed in Adobe Camera Raw. Some noise reduction applied to the cats eyes only. I am very happy with this iso 3200 result, even with the crop.
Cheers
Grant

 

[Grant Atkinson]

Canon 5Dmk4 image, of a hippo, Botswana's Okavango Delta. This image shot in raw, at iso 1250, f4.5, shutter speed 1/1250sec, and cropped to 19megapixels, before being downsized to 1500pixels for web. This image as well as the two lion images above, were taken with the EF 400 DO f4 IS ii.
Cheers
Grant

 

[Click]

Great shots, Grant. I especially like the last picture.

 

[Grant Atkinson]

Great shots, Grant. I especially like the last picture.

Thanks for looking Click
Cheers
Grant