He's demonstrating resolution by tweaking the sharpness slider on 5DS and not tweaking it on 5DSr?
Rumoured Canon EOS Rs Specifications [CR1]
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I can't speak for dtaylor, but I guess he's using a tiny amount of USM to clear the slight veiling effect of the AA filter on the 5Ds which then reveals exactly the same detail resolved as on the 5Dsr. I believe that even Canon themselves never claimed that the 5Dsr resolved more detail than the 5Ds.
Please read my post to which you had replied: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/...s-and-lenses/high-resolution-eos-5ds-vs-5dsr/ where Canon claims in words and uses an image that the 5DSR shows more detail. If you argue that they didn't actually use the word "resolve" read this from
The EOS 5DS R is the sister model to the EOS 5DS and together both cameras represent Canon’s new breed of high-resolution DSLRs. The EOS 5DS R offers studio photographers, in particular, the most detail ever from its incredible 50.6 Megapixel high-resolution sensor, thanks to the inclusion of a low-pass cancellation filter that allows for maximum resolution from the sensor.
GAS doesn't come into play for me at all in terms of my computer right now. I'm happy with my camera equipment. I took really good pictures with the G5X II on my recent travels. It is new enough that I haven't figured everything out, even though I had been using a G7X II for years. When I reach for me DSLR, I have no occasion to wish for a lens I don't have. When the weather is more pleasant, I plan to rent a TS lens to play with, probably the 24mm. My fear is that I will want to keep it, and send money instead of sending it back.
I need to put tires on my car before I get it inspected. But I wonder whether I should just buy a new car, since it will have new tires already. I fear that I might buy the tires and then a couple months later decide I want a car. So that is my major GAS issue right now. And really about the only thing I want a new car for is the backup screen, and maybe some other safety stuff, which I think will be more important as I get older. If it is decent out tomorrow, I may look at cars.
And Photoshop does such a great job with correcting perspective that I don't feel a need for a TS lens for the kind of shooting I do. But it would be fun to play with, so maybe a week is really all I need one for. I could treat it like a "staycation" and plan out photo agenda before the lens arrives.
I hope they let down the resolution. 75mpx raws will be heavy as hell and, as a wedding photographer, Im more than happy with the 30 mpx that gives the eos R actually
(I add this due I didn't explain well myself in that original message):
I didn't explain well myself on the coment. It is a good camera, of course, I like a lot all of what I'm reading here and is really appealing. I also do some architecture works and I know that those 75 mpx will be really welcome to architecture/product/fashion photographers.
All I really want is a double SD camera with equilibrated specs like eos R is, as they compare (may be I''ll have to wait until a future R mk2). But this one, is a very good option.
I really love to work with canon, and I can feel that the "perfect" our (wedding photographers) workflow is closer than I expect. This time is for landscape,product and fashion, may be the next one will be to us
Add: Is also exciting to see the way Canon is getting with the new mount and technologies, good times are coming.
I've seen this mentioned a few times but the camera shake issue has nothing to do with pixel density. It's the increase in resolution.
A given field of view (say 85mm on APS-C or 135mm on a full frame) has a given number of pixels stretching across it. If you change from being 6,000 pixels wide to being 10,000 pixels wide there's a lot more detail within that frame needing resolving, nearly double. If you have just slight enough movement the 10,000 pixel image may resolve similarly as the 6,000 pixel image due to motion blur on the fine detail. The reason for the focal-length rule for camera shake in the first place is that the narrower a field of view. the finer (in absolute terms) the detail being resolved is.
Imagine using an 18MP 1DX to make a four shot Brenizer image using a 70mm lens, which will have a somewhat similar field of view to 35mm when stitched. That's basically what you're doing with a 75mp camera using a 35mm lens. You'd need the same hand-held shutter speed that you'd use with a 70mm lens on the 1DX, which for me is probably going to be somewhere around at leaast 1/125 or 1/160 if there's no IS.
Conversely, consider the pixel density on a phone sensor. It's FAR smaller pixels than a 90D. And I know a lot of phones have IS but many don't, or didn't until recently. And that still does nothing to freeze subject motion.
I use an iMac Pro, and even it (base 8 core with upgraded 64G ram and 16GB VRAM) slows down madly under PS and LR. I know this is a hardware issue, because it runs through Helicon focus like the Dickens. My previous iMac from 2012 with an nVidia card was far faster at real time transformations and rotation in PS. If and when Adobe get their AMD legs fixed, the Mac will be a powerful platform. As it is, the older cards are better for regular LR and PS use.
Still "Coming this Autumn" on the UK website
with the option to register for a notification. Been like this for lots of months now! Apparently having issues with getting components from China....
Maybe it will change tomorrow.
Chear up! In 12 days it will be officially Winter so they will be ... liarsStill "Coming this Autumn" on the UK website
Been like this for lots of months now! Apparently having issues with getting components from China....
Maybe it will change tomorrow.
EDIT: Of course when January comes it will be a new year and "coming this Autumn" could very well mean Autumn 2020!
Bearings are optimised to minimise friction not heat transfer. I don't know what kind of bearings are used in IBIS systems, but in a theoretically perfect roller bearing (needle or ball type) the surface area in contact approaches zero. Bushings I have seen for low load applications often have a bearing surface of teflon which is a fairly good insulator.
Whether or not IBIS is a big deal for heat transfer really depends on the thermal efficiency of a given sensor - if the sensor is efficient enough, even poor heat transfer may be adequate. And it's quite possible that overheating issues of some cameras have nothing to do with the sensor assembly but may instead be a separate chip. In engineering, every design decision is a compromise.
I saw something on the interwbnet today that said if you got the absolute top of the line with everything available it would set you back around 50k(aus I think) or a bit more. and the base model(which will be good to use as a stable table is about 6k
They must have heard you - and/or cayenne has good sources, because sure enough the Mac Pro is finally available today (11 Dec '19) in the UK.Chear up! In 12 days it will be officially Winter so they will be ... liars
EDIT: Of course when January comes it will be a new year and "coming this Autumn" could very well mean Autumn 2020!
Now begins the decision process regarding specs - but I already know for sure that I just have to ensure I get the wheels on the bottom for a mere extra £360 on the price (NOT!!).
Nice hardware this new Mac Pro. I guess it will be dirty cheap by the year 2525
exactly, there is plenty of room to add a second card slot in the current R body design. I have an EM1-mkII and its even smaller than the R and has dual slots
saw the pricing of the Mac Pro and that 32" monitor. Apple is sure proud of their hardware, and how in the heck does a monitor stand retail for $999?Nice hardware this new Mac Pro. I guess it will be dirty cheap by the year 2525
I played with the specs and got to around $7100
However, I"m held up from buying due to the lack of the Radeon Pro W5700X with 16GB of GDDR6 memory as an option.
They say it is coming soon....not sure what the hold up was, they've touted this as a choice from the beginning.
I was counting on this option being powerful enough for me to start with and likely about $1K above the base GPU offering.
I was prepared to pull the trigger on about an $8K MP.....and was hoping to buy before end of year so as to write it all off on taxes.
I'll keep looking to see if they put that up as a choice before Dec 31st.
Going with that next higher video card pushes my configuration to just over $9K which is more than I had planned to spend initially.
I did notice that they have a special till end of the year that if you use the Apple Card you get 6% off, which would cut the expense with the higher graphics card to about $8550.
I might can go for that.
I discovered about $400 cash back on a card the other day, that I used to offset my new film camera purchase recently, I need to dig around and see how much cash back is sitting on my Apple card and other CC's...that might help justify going a little higher than planned.
But overall, my guess on price was about right.
And my old Macbook Pro is really needing replacement, I just bog it down WAY too often lately with video and images I'm working on.
I'm looking to go for:
12 core CPU
32G RAM
One of the Graphics cards
1 TB SSD storage
And although I already have FCPX, I'm going to get the extra $199 bundle for education so I can get a copy of Logic Pro X, and the other tools to play with too.
