Images caught at Gettysburg... after hours

[Steelrat]

That's just something folks stuck with cropped sensors tell themselves to feel better.

Damn you and your full-frame sensor!

The good news is that all the glass I have will still be good when I upgrade

[Hexis]

The good news is that all the glass I have will still be good when I upgrade

Very wise. EF-S is for suckers.

I like fondling the 1Ds mk2 and 1V in the house. You gotta have goals.

Oh, thought about something of interest to you guys. I printed an image I took of a frozen waterfalls. Straight off the 5D, 24"x36". Looks wonderful. Gotta love CMOS sensors.

[Muzikman]

Very wise. EF-S is for suckers.

I like fondling the 1Ds mk2 and 1V in the house. You gotta have goals.

Oh, thought about something of interest to you guys. I printed an image I took of a frozen waterfalls. Straight off the 5D, 24"x36". Looks wonderful. Gotta love CMOS sensors.

I took this photo and had it printed at 24x36 and 36x48. The 24x36 came out great, the 36x48 was grainy. I was impressed. That was with a 10D a few years ago.

[Indignant]

you are what i like to call 'photoleet.'

here's one of my favorites i've taken:


someone oughta make a photography thread. i usually just hang out in the photo forum at PBN now.

[Hexis]

Fun Random Photography

[Muzikman]

Look, more spirits!

[MantisMag]

lol thanks muzikman. i was about to go hunting for my pic with a giant "ghost orb" in it. mine was indoors so it definitely wasn't moisture or bugs or anything of that sort. i thought it was quite odd and asked around. the consensus was that it happens when your flash is placed close to your lens as in a compact digicam.

[TheAngryDrunkenRussian]

hey muzikman did you run out of gas pushing that tree?