T Tim Dune Oct 29, 2013 3 0 4,611 Oct 29, 2013 #1 Oct 29, 2013 #1 EOS 3X 1/60S F2.8 ISO 25600 HOW LOAD PICTURE?
S scott Sep 20, 2013 9 0 4,581 Oct 29, 2013 #2 Oct 29, 2013 #2 Tim Dune said: EOS 3X 1/60S F2.8 ISO 25600 HOW to LOAD PICTURE? Click to expand... open + Attachments and other options then the browse button the 3x do you mean the t3i Upvote 0
Tim Dune said: EOS 3X 1/60S F2.8 ISO 25600 HOW to LOAD PICTURE? Click to expand... open + Attachments and other options then the browse button the 3x do you mean the t3i
T Tim Dune Oct 29, 2013 3 0 4,611 Oct 29, 2013 #3 Oct 29, 2013 #3 EXIF Attachments 1.jpg 5.4 KB · Views: 528 Upvote 0
T Tim Dune Oct 29, 2013 3 0 4,611 Oct 29, 2013 #4 Oct 29, 2013 #4 ISO 25600 CROP Attachments IMG_0822.jpg 225.7 KB · Views: 627 Upvote 0
L Loswr Guest Oct 29, 2013 #5 Oct 29, 2013 #5 Judging by the purported EXIF screenshot, I'd call this a lame attempt at suggesting this is an image from a new, not-yet-released camera. With such a believable screenshot, and no EXIF in the uploaded image, I'm sure Tim Dune is onto something. Of course, it's not nearly as exciting as this EXIF info and image from the forthcoming EOS 4D Mark VIII. Just look at that high ISO capability!! Attachments EXIF.png 12.8 KB · Views: 489 IMG_0236.jpg 35.5 KB · Views: 566 Upvote 0
Judging by the purported EXIF screenshot, I'd call this a lame attempt at suggesting this is an image from a new, not-yet-released camera. With such a believable screenshot, and no EXIF in the uploaded image, I'm sure Tim Dune is onto something. Of course, it's not nearly as exciting as this EXIF info and image from the forthcoming EOS 4D Mark VIII. Just look at that high ISO capability!!
S Skirball Feb 28, 2013 461 0 7,461 Oct 29, 2013 #6 Oct 29, 2013 #6 Personally I'm holding out for the EOS 3X Mark II Upvote 0