I'm impressed with the 5Dsr

[wockawocka]

I got it today, will be playing with it in earnest of the next few weeks at weddings and will report back, but for now here is an ISO100 shot for you.

 

[wockawocka]

+4 exposure, Third image +100 shadows too.
No noise reduction or sharpening.

 

[Eldar]

Yupp, that pretty much confirms my own findings. This is a lot more potent than I thought it would be, based on the initial information we got. Looking forward to see more images from you wockawocka!

 

[cerealito]

wow, impressive

 

[Click]

Excellent results 8)

 

[KeithBreazeal]

WOW! My 5DS arrives today. 8) Most of my print orders are in the 18-30 inch category with several at 5 feet and had some at 8 feet. After cropping aviation photos, the 7D and 5D III are a challenge to correctly process for massive enlargements. Landscapes rarely need cropping but still require a lot of TLC for those big prints.
Shadow detail is very important, so this is looking better every day.
It will be interesting to see how well my current L lenses perform. I think I'll try the 300/2.8 first.
*And one nice thing- all my grips and batteries are compatible!!!

 

[zim]

WOW! My 5DS arrives today. 8) Most of my print orders are in the 18-30 inch category with several at 5 feet and had some at 8 feet. After cropping aviation photos, the 7D and 5D III are a challenge to correctly process for massive enlargements. Landscapes rarely need cropping but still require a lot of TLC for those big prints.
Shadow detail is very important, so this is looking better every day.
It will be interesting to see how well my current L lenses perform. I think I'll try the 300/2.8 first.
*And one nice thing- all my grips and batteries are compatible!!!

Given the detail, cleanness and clarity of the air shots you post already those pilots better make sure they clip their nose hair when you start using that cam! ;D

Edit: I'm curious why not the SR?

 

[Click]

Given the detail, cleanness and clarity of the air shots you post already those pilots better make sure they clip their nose hair when you start using that cam! ;D

;D ;D ;D

 

[KeithBreazeal]

WOW! My 5DS arrives today. 8) Most of my print orders are in the 18-30 inch category with several at 5 feet and had some at 8 feet. After cropping aviation photos, the 7D and 5D III are a challenge to correctly process for massive enlargements. Landscapes rarely need cropping but still require a lot of TLC for those big prints.
Shadow detail is very important, so this is looking better every day.
It will be interesting to see how well my current L lenses perform. I think I'll try the 300/2.8 first.
*And one nice thing- all my grips and batteries are compatible!!!

Given the detail, cleanness and clarity of the air shots you post already those pilots better make sure they clip their nose hair when you start using that cam! ;D

Edit: I'm curious why not the SR?

LOL! When shooting the biker babes, I may have moire issues if they wear clothes.

 

[Hjalmarg1]

Wao, awesome results recovering details from shadows. Enjoy and congrats

 

[KeithBreazeal]

Here's my first photo at 1 am. Needless to say, not idea outdoor lighting. But... wow!
Lens was my old 24-105L at f11, so not cutting edge.

5DS test 1 camera display © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Screen shot all the in LR6 zoom magnification. It defined the periods in U.S.A. That's pretty good.

5DS testing Camera display zoomed © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[zim]

WOW! My 5DS arrives today. 8) Most of my print orders are in the 18-30 inch category with several at 5 feet and had some at 8 feet. After cropping aviation photos, the 7D and 5D III are a challenge to correctly process for massive enlargements. Landscapes rarely need cropping but still require a lot of TLC for those big prints.
Shadow detail is very important, so this is looking better every day.
It will be interesting to see how well my current L lenses perform. I think I'll try the 300/2.8 first.
*And one nice thing- all my grips and batteries are compatible!!!

Given the detail, cleanness and clarity of the air shots you post already those pilots better make sure they clip their nose hair when you start using that cam! ;D

Edit: I'm curious why not the SR?

LOL! When shooting the biker babes, I may have moire issues if they wear clothes.

Waahaay!! The simplest solutions are often the best!

 

[wockawocka]

ISO100 - one of these images is 3 stops under exposed and +3 exposure in Lightroom.

 

[KeithBreazeal]

OK- first daylight test. I found this retro McDonald's in Lodi, California.
Handheld 1/200th, ISO 100, Canon 24-105L(old version 1)
The screen shot is telling. I think I like this new body.

Canon 5DS test 2 McDonalds in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Canon 5DS test 2 LR6 crop McDonald's in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

 

[tolusina]

OK- first daylight test. I found this retro McDonald's in Lodi, California.
Handheld 1/200th, ISO 100, Canon 24-105L(old version 1)
The screen shot is telling. I think I like this new body.

Canon 5DS test 2 McDonalds in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Canon 5DS test 2 LR6 crop McDonald's in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Kieth;
Your work almost always amazes me, here's another example.
You've found a mundane McD, sure it's retro but it's still McD, including power lines, you've composed and captured a brightly colored scene, perfectly exposed, leading lines from the power lines, the driveway, the roof line, the shrub line. Flowers just out of the shade of the off camera tree, even the SUV mostly blocked by shrubbery and not blocking the drive thru. I think it's a marvelous photo.
Grass is too green for CA right now, that's on McD.
If you think there's sarcasm there, you're wrong, I really like it.

Something tells me the 5Dsr was intended just for you and others with similar skill sets and artistic vision.

Ron

 

[KeithBreazeal]

OK- first daylight test. I found this retro McDonald's in Lodi, California.
Handheld 1/200th, ISO 100, Canon 24-105L(old version 1)
The screen shot is telling. I think I like this new body.

Canon 5DS test 2 McDonalds in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Canon 5DS test 2 LR6 crop McDonald's in Lodi, CA. © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr

Kieth;
Your work almost always amazes me, here's another example.
You've found a mundane McD, sure it's retro but it's still McD, including power lines, you've composed and captured a brightly colored scene, perfectly exposed, leading lines from the power lines, the driveway, the roof line, the shrub line. Flowers just out of the shade of the off camera tree, even the SUV mostly blocked by shrubbery and not blocking the drive thru. I think it's a marvelous photo.
Grass is too green for CA right now, that's on McD.
If you think there's sarcasm there, you're wrong, I really like it.

Something tells me the 5Dsr was intended just for you and others with similar skill sets and artistic vision.

Ron

LOL! Thanks This frickin' thing is so good that you need to check backgrounds with binoculars before shooting. There is so much detail that the un-aided eye can't see it when scoping out the scene.
I have found that focus is super critical. What I could get away with on the 5D III is not good enough on the 5DS. I was getting frustrated shooting some birds later in the day. This is going to take some getting used to. My answer was a higher f stop to ensure critical focus. The 5DS mirror and shutter feel creamy smooth and very low noise from the mechanicals. 219 shots on a 16gb card was an eye opener.
Any thing I noticed is that processing in LR6 is really good. The higher res really begs for a huge monitor. My 27" ASUS sRGB displays well but 40 inches would look sweet! Critical photo adjustments need to be done at more than 100% crop.
Panoramas will be hard drive killers. I might have to invest in some $$$$$$ glass to get the best from this sensor. Still, the old L lenses are showing the best. I need to try the 300L 2.8 next.

 

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[romanr74]

WOW! My 5DS arrives today. 8) Most of my print orders are in the 18-30 inch category with several at 5 feet and had some at 8 feet. After cropping aviation photos, the 7D and 5D III are a challenge to correctly process for massive enlargements. Landscapes rarely need cropping but still require a lot of TLC for those big prints.
Shadow detail is very important, so this is looking better every day.
It will be interesting to see how well my current L lenses perform. I think I'll try the 300/2.8 first.
*And one nice thing- all my grips and batteries are compatible!!!

Given the detail, cleanness and clarity of the air shots you post already those pilots better make sure they clip their nose hair when you start using that cam! ;D

Edit: I'm curious why not the SR?

LOL! When shooting the biker babes, I may have moire issues if they wear clothes.

Outch, that's terrible indeed...

 

[Pinchers of Peril]

I need to stop reading this or it's going to cost me a lot of money, and it will make my 5DIII jealous ha ha

 

[KeithBreazeal]

I think the "birders" will like the 5DS / 5DSR. Even though this was with the old 24-205L, not bad.
I got the 5DS for mostly landscape work, but I will experiment with many different subjects.

5DS test 3 Canada Goose detail shadow recovery arrows web © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal, on Flickr