What people do when they can be what they want.
A very insignificant number of these pictures have been posted to this blog so far. So even as a frequent visitor you might enjoy this series. Here is a link, or just click on the picture below.
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What people do when they can be what they want.
A very insignificant number of these pictures have been posted to this blog so far. So even as a frequent visitor you might enjoy this series. Here is a link, or just click on the picture below.

This is probably not too impressive right now. But to share my enthusiasm I'm thinking about pointing out the differences between HDR images taken with a crop and a full-frame sensor camera. The interesting point would be a comparison of the raw output from an HDR-software after tone-mapping...
About this picture: I took it in Williamsburg, Virginia. The sky was very dark blue and the moon almost full. Other than that, it was very warm and smelled like spring - a beautiful night for picture taking!

So here it is: the very first '5D Mark II' picture I'm posting. Let me welcome you to the full-frame/fisheye age on fluck.de with a slam dunk by Kareem Maddox of the Princeton Tigers.
About the lens: It's the Sigma 15mm 2.8 fisheye. It's a little less expensive than the Canon counterpart, but at the same time it's built nicer and produces a little bit better images - at least that's what I read.
I also read a lot about the 5D of course, so there were no surprises on that part either. This is an ISO 6400 picture. I'm all set, that all I need for now.
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