Posted by Danny Green on November 11, 2008 at 7:14 AM
Been working on these Guys for a couple of weeks but only got a chance this morning to photograph them in some decent light. Its also the first time I have had the chance to try out my new camera
Canon 1DS MK11, 500mm Lens, F4, 1/320, ISO 200
Danny
Posted by John Robinson on November 11, 2008 at 7:25 AM
Good stuff Danny.
(I,ve seen them like this - usually through telescopic sights. !!
John
Posted by Brett Lewis on November 11, 2008 at 7:31 AM
I really like this Danny, you have captured the wonderful light of this time of year not to mention the colour. The control of DOF is spot and detail superb. Very nice indeed.
Posted by Ian Mason on November 11, 2008 at 11:51 AM
I didn't know these could look so good. Magnificent light. I would lose a tad from the bottom OOF stuff.
Posted by Rob Fisher on November 11, 2008 at 11:57 AM
Fantastic shot Danny,
So much detail, even at this small resolution.
Autumnal colours, really make for an excellent shot.
Rob
Posted by Dawn Monrose on November 11, 2008 at 12:40 PM
Stunning shot, beautiful light and colours, so detailed.
Posted by Rob Howard on November 11, 2008 at 12:43 PM
Hi Danny,
Really very very nice, no nits from me. I love my 1Ds, it's now my main body of choice, over a MKII and a MKIII, so much so in fact I am considering selling my MKII & MKIII, to fund another 1Ds, as to be honest I dont think I need a camera as fast as a MKII/I.
Nice work
Regards
Rob
Posted by Nigel Blake on November 11, 2008 at 3:04 PM
Very nice indeed Danny.... Is that a1Ds MkII or typo for MkIII?
Posted by Guy Rogers on November 11, 2008 at 3:36 PM
Hello Danny.
All the elements work well in this one. Makes for a simple but very strong image, I would be most pleased with this one.
Posted by Danny Green on November 11, 2008 at 4:39 PM
Hello Nigel
Its a 1DS MK11, I brought it second hand and it is more or less brand new with only 7,000 shots taken and not a scratch on it I have only had one body the 1D MK11 for all the time I have been digital and so when I went on trips it has been a worry but this camera has served me well and has never missed a beat, It will be my back up body but will come into its own when action is happening. I looked at the 5D MK11 but for me this camera didn't feel right. I have been blown away with the quality, detail and sharpness of the 1DS and I think it will last me many years. I will still miss a high ISO setting but for me I always look for good light first and I think it is this that makes an image not a high ISO.
Danny
Posted by Richard Peters on November 11, 2008 at 5:04 PM
Lovely! Maybe a bit too much space at the top for my taste but overall, very very nice
A stunning image. The light, pose, setting and gorgeous golden backdrop really make this one very special indeed.
Posted by Anthony House on November 11, 2008 at 5:09 PM
Can't beat the feel and handling of a pro body, sounds a bit strange..
Nice work Danny, not often a rat with a bushy tail looks this good....
Tony
Posted by Nigel Blake on November 11, 2008 at 5:22 PM
I will still miss a high ISO setting but for me I always look for good light first and I think it is this that makes an image not a high ISO.
I agree, I very rarely venture above 400iso, (although I am impressed with the 1Ds MkIII high iso performance) whats the point of using it if the light is naff!
Sounds like you have found a bargain, I have a 1Ds MkII as well, its been round the clock 9 times now and still going strong. It has also been totally submerged in the river Dove with no water getting in and no problems as a result.
Posted by Andy Astbury on November 12, 2008 at 2:35 AM
Told you you'd be pleased didn't I
Just the right amount of OoF foreground and that BG is really rich - nice one Mr.G
Posted by Magnus Hird on November 12, 2008 at 5:12 PM
Gorgeous Danny, the BG is great, like the thoughtful pose. Cracking shot
Discussion
23 repliesCanon 1DS MK11, 500mm Lens, F4, 1/320, ISO 200
Danny
(I,ve seen them like this - usually through telescopic sights. !!
John
Brett.
Nice one with a good autumnal feel and super graduated bg... perhaps a few less leaves in the fg but that is more a personal preference than a nit...
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
I sense a front cover coming on !!!!!!!!!!
Craig
www.craigchurchill.co.uk
So much detail, even at this small resolution.
Autumnal colours, really make for an excellent shot.
Rob
Really very very nice, no nits from me. I love my 1Ds, it's now my main body of choice, over a MKII and a MKIII, so much so in fact I am considering selling my MKII & MKIII, to fund another 1Ds, as to be honest I dont think I need a camera as fast as a MKII/I.
Nice work
Regards
Rob
All the elements work well in this one. Makes for a simple but very strong image, I would be most pleased with this one.
Its a 1DS MK11, I brought it second hand and it is more or less brand new with only 7,000 shots taken and not a scratch on it
Danny
A stunning image. The light, pose, setting and gorgeous golden backdrop really make this one very special indeed.
Nice work Danny, not often a rat with a bushy tail looks this good....
Tony
I agree, I very rarely venture above 400iso, (although I am impressed with the 1Ds MkIII high iso performance) whats the point of using it if the light is naff!
Sounds like you have found a bargain, I have a 1Ds MkII as well, its been round the clock 9 times now and still going strong. It has also been totally submerged in the river Dove with no water getting in and no problems as a result.
Just the right amount of OoF foreground and that BG is really rich - nice one Mr.G
Sandra
Rene de Heer