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Hello, ISO 3,280,000... Nikon D5 studio test scene comparison published
Just moments after the Nikon D5 rolled into our office we whisked it into our studio, putting the flagship FX-format DSLR in front of our test scene. We were curious to see exactly what the 20.8MP CMOS sensor is capable of, and what its impressive ISO range looks like - especially its astronomical ISO sensitivity limit of ISO 3.3 million. And we couldn't resist sharing some initial thoughts with you.
So what does ISO 3 million look like? See for yourself if any of the ISOs above the D4S' previous maximum ISO offer anything useful. Nikon's claims of better ISO performance due to color filter array optimizations appear to have some merit: noise levels in Raw mode are slightly lower in comparison to the D4S, or any other camera, when normalized. Although the performance advantage is more obvious at higher ISOs, like 204,800, the actual benefit does appear to be minimal at best. In fact, compared to the 42MP Sony a7R II, midtone performance at the very high ISOs is fairly similar at a common viewing size, with benefits most apparent in high ISO dynamic range, or, shadow performance at in extremely low light scenes. That benefit on the high ISO end diminishes at lower ISOs: the D5 has a 2 EV deficit in base ISO dynamic range compared to the a7R II, according to our very own DPReview forum member Bill Claff's independent measurements.* A big difference between the two cameras is that the Nikon can shoot at 14 fps, so it's possible that this lower dynamic range at low ISOs is a side-effect of the D5's rapid sensor read-out architecture.
Why the lack of a drastic improvement in high ISO performance? At this point, we're simply running up against the best that modern silicon can do: with single electron read noise levels at the highest ISOs in some modern architectures, there's only so much performance to be gained without drastically increasing conversion efficiency or light gathering capability past the limits already imposed by the Bayer array and current (very good) microlens design.
When it comes to JPEG, Nikon (and Canon, for that matter) have some work to do with respect to optimally balancing sharpening and noise reduction in JPEG, as detail in the Raw is left on the table at both low and high ISO sensitivities compared to Sony's more sophisticated engine. Colors generally appear punchier than its predecessor, with some of the nicest yellows we've ever seen (Sony's yellows look green in comparison). Color saturation is retained at high ISOs even if detail isn't.
There's a lot more testing to do. Rest assured we'll be doing much out-of-studio shooting in the weeks to come - putting to test what we initially feel is the most exciting AF system we've ever seen in a DSLR to-date - but for now see how the D5 performs in our standard studio scene test.
See the Nikon D5 in our studio scene comparison tool
* Interestingly, a sinusoidal dynamic range vs. ISO curve is reminiscent of older Canon designs (like the 5D Mark III), distinctly different from the performance of Nikon (and Sony, and even recent Canon) cameras we've come to expect (note the D810's rather linear drop with ISO). In Canon's older designs, this was due to a dual amplification architecture - which was far from ideal when it came to dynamic range - and we're surprised to see this result in the D5, as it means that intermediate ISOs on the lower end are less than ideal. We'll be following up on this result in our dynamic range tests to visualize the noise impact.
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we can wonder about the sensor choice but at high iso the camera is very good, and Nikon has other cameras/sensors that suits my purposes better
On a side note, the new D5 does seem to have considerably less color noise at higher ISOs than any camera on the market. That's a very huge deal for shooters like myself who don't mind a little bit of grain/noise in their images. Let's see what the 1DXII can do. 25,600 is the most logical area shooters would like to improve on.
what a waste of effort. Nikon shouldn't even dare insult people with a useless feature just to claim they have 3Million ISO.
Then again, according to the new DPR review the D5's Low ISO is narrow.
I am glad I chose Canon 14 years ago and I am waiting for a 1DX Mark II to replace my amazing 1DX. :)
Ilford HPS is fast but very grainy, especially when shot at ASA (ISO)3000 and developed in Acufine.
Circa 1957 from an old geezer
But Kodak Royal X Pan had an even faster base ISO of 1,250 or ASA as it would have been then. It had grain like golf balls, but shot with an 8X Red filter in sunlight (!) it could produce sharp images from roll film in my YashicaMat. Not really suitable for push processing, IMO.
2003: ISO800 is terrible! I wouldn't shoot anything above ISO400 with that camera
2010: ISO25600 is pointless! I wouldn't shoot anything over ISO1600 with that camera
2016: ISO3mil is shockingly bad! I wouldn't shoot anything over ISO200K with that camera
(the years and ISO might not be accurate but you get the idea)
In this case ISO3M really is quite bad, I'm not sure I've seen a top ISO setting with such a high noise level, there's basically no detail there. 2009's Canon 5DII ISO25600 looks miles better. Yes it's always going to be subjective where to draw the line on maximum ISO setting, but Nikon are taking the biscuit a bit here.
On the other hand there is a ~2 stop noise improvement in general, which is nice to have.
It's only a tiny bit of an improvement over the D4S, not even 1 stop.
@HB1969 I disagree, ISO 25600 on the 5DII (its maximum ISO) is very usable for small images (you can even read some of the text in the test scene) while with the D5 ISO 3M you can barely see the test scene in the thumbnail.
Again where to cut the ISO off is subjective, but to claim ISO 3M as a regular ISO setting (not even ISO boost) is a little disingenuous.
3M is a boost ISO so it is not a regular settings.
Michael O:
No one expected the D5 to be usable at ISO 3M, however given the experience of other cameras like the D4S, where subtracting 3 stops from the highest setting usually provides a good guess as to highest usable ISO in raw, one would have thought that ISO 400k could be usable. It isn't.
ISO 3M is a marketing stunt and i don't think it's working.
Nikon's technitians on the other hand have upped the bar in the critical ISO area from ISO 6400 to 52K by about 1 stop (to my eye).
They should market it as a camera able to capture very faint ghosts. You don't need to see details, you just need to be able to detect some kind of creepy presence.
LOL! ISO 3 million... I hope nobody is going to use it. Even super downscaled, it's atrocious. ISO 102400 would be my limit as far as Internet usage goes.
Really? This is ISO 204800 at web size (1000 px)
Usable for documentary purposes, but it's not quality I would find satisfying for viewing fullscreen. The one at ISO 204800 is good enough for a thumbnail or a small photo like shown, but not for, let's say, a desktop background photo or a photo where you want to see some nice details and colors. The banding could be used artistically, but still. Wouldn't go past 102400 (which is already really good on its own).
It is not better than the other cameras at ISO 200K. It only has a higher ISO to choose.
I am laughing so hard about all the big fluff on the ISO performance at its announcement! I so knew It was 90% marketing gimmick! Bumping up the resolution and expecting a major iso performance improvement? I know Independence Day II is coming out this summer, but I did not thinking Nikon managed to steal the alien technology yet!!!!!
Pure gimmick any ISO above 409600 is hardly usable.............
I now start to think that the old DIN logarithmic scale would have a lot of sense nowadays that the ISO (ASA) have reached those huge numbers!
Time to stop with the excess precision! Can we just call this "ISO 3M"?
Yes.....and for those who want to play but don't have a 5D.....just stick some 3M tape over your sensor and shoot!
I've already tried the XPro2 in difficult lighting in the real world.
I have yet to try the D5 myself, but since the DPR studio scene isn't really very good for judging low light performance, I'm fairly certain of my conclusion.
But hey, for small prints, you could probably use the D5's 100k files. That's not available on the XPro2.
Really what is the point? Regardless of brand they all look so bad once the ISO hits the 100k mark that its clear the marketing dept have too much say in the specs. Nikon are simply loosing face here, why do you want your flagship camera to be capable of capturing images at the lowest quality possible by using ISO 3 bloody million. It's a total joke. If you want a real laugh pop over to imaging resource to see the samples at ISO 3m. I can't see anything on offer from the D5 that would make a D4 or even D3 shooter feel the compelling need to upgrade. Save you cash and get a few lenses.
I agree - looking at the last few stops of boost you do have to ask yourself what the point is - where the gains are. The top level is unbelievably bad. And when I say that I don't mean it is unbelievable that it is so bad [after all, with so little light to gather shot noise is inevitably going to mean you get very little]. No, it's unbelievable that Nikon would post a spec which is so useless and makes their equipment look so god-awful. The D3s was a genuine breakthrough in its time - it now looks like the marketing department has got carried away with the buzz that created. A shame.
"Nikon are simply losing face here..."
Not just Nikon, but clearly also the lady in the sample photos. Her face is completely obliterated.
I guess we'll have to wait for the 5Ds for the major breakthrough in ISO performance....similar to that breakthrough we experienced when the D3s came out ;-)
The results are good taking into consideration that it's a 20MP sensor.
But I guess I will keep using the D4s at least until the 5Ds...
There hasn't been any developments in sensor technology for the past few years so nothing unexpected in these results. I hope that people will understand the real improvement the D5 offers is in the new AF system and the buffer capacity and not in ISO performance.
I also have mixed feelings with these results:
The good is that the D5 seems to hold up to the same good pixel level noise performance the D4/s already had - but here at a higher resolution now.
The bad is that base ISO DR went down the first time in the D2x, D3, D4 era. For me a no go!
Video is even becoming more important for me, but seems Nikon left out many chances in comparison to others, especially to the upcoming EOS 1DxII.
Maybe there will be other strengths like ground breaking AF performance that many photographers will like - but for me it seems that I will leave this generation out (had and still have D2x, D3, D4).
Sorry Nikon, for "me" the D5 seems becoming a fail...
so it doesnt do anything my d750 cantdo, my d750 can also take unusable shots at extremely high isos!
Nowhere near the quality from iPhone =D
With a genuine lack of insight, what reasonable situations would an iso of >1 million be necessary?....
Military and police use these very high ISO settings for identification and surveillance work.
Nothing wrong with pushing iso as high as possible - the only lack of insight would be to limit how far it is pushed. One day people will be able to shoot concerts at f11 and 1/1000th sec without worrying about iso ..... when we can take clean handheld astro-photography snaps at f11 and 1/1000th sec I'll believe we have as much as we need.... maybe
It was not long ago that we were saying "when will we use more than iso 1600?"! I can think of people who use long telephotos, maybe indoors! And it would be handy also when taking landscape photos before sunrise to have a preview. One time it was so dark that I couldn't even frame with the evf of my sony A7, I could barely see the sky!
Could you please fix your reference to read noise of 1e⁻?
You forgot to read http://sensorgen.info/Calculations.html. Summarizing:
The quoted numbers are obtained by fitting a certain formula to the measured data. The formula assumes a simple model of the sensor readout. This simple model works remarkably well for most of the sensors — but it does not work AT ALL for sensors "changing the layout" depending on the ISO setting.
The A7S (ii?) sensor uses a trick (capacity change or somesuch) somewhere about ISO6400 (do not remember the details; see the Jim Kasson's detailed investigation). As a result, the numbers you refer to are entirely a red herring.
AFAIK, the best sensors have the best read noise close to 2e⁻. (SOME of the numbers on sensorgen which are below 2e⁻ contradict my [much more advanced than curve-fitting] research. So I assume their approach is flawed in this regard too. For example, AFAICS, they do not take into account the quantization of the noise by ADC.)
Would be nice to see the scene shot with the latest variation of the Nikon 85mm f/1.4.
So ISO 50k looks to be the top usable ISO for these raws--not a lot better than the D4S. This looks to be similar to the mistake of releasing the D4 as less of a high ISO body than the D3S.
Hey ISO 50k raws from the Fuji XPro2 are just as usable.
Try to take the D5 and that fuji in a real world low light situation, shoot some pictures then get back to us.
I've already tried the XPro2 in difficult lighting in the real world.
I have yet to try the D5 myself, but since the DPR studio scene isn't really very good for judging low light performance, I'm fairly certain of my conclusion.
But hey, for small prints, you could probably use the D5's 100k files. That's not available on the XPro2.
Stu 5:
I've already tried the Fuji myself, I'm not going solely by the DPR studio--albeit that's all I have for the D5 so far, but real world higher ISO performance, except in bright light, is always worse than the DPR studio scene examples.
But if you have not even tried the D5 yet there is no possible way to tell the XPro2 is as good, especially as the only evidence shows that it is not as good in low light. If you say you always get worse results in real world use compared to DPR then you are still going to get the same difference between the two cameras. The Fuji is not going to suddenly improve it's performance to match the D5.
You've missed my point. I've tried the Fuji XPro2 in the real world, at its top ISO of 50k, it looks better than the D5 going by the DPR studio scene example at ISO 50k.
Since the real world is performance of cameras is usually worse than the DPR studio scene, it means that the D5 is only likely to be about as good as the Fuji.
In other words, you completely reversed my point to get the one you wanted.
Now, if I had not myself shot the Fuji XPro2 in very difficult lighting, I'd not go making this claim. And of course the Nikon has settings beyond 50k, while the Fuji doesn't.
HaR -while your logic has internal consistency; it is weak; since you're using it to support a non-empirical conclusion.
Use of the camera (Fuji), and access now two sets of raws from the D5 would be empirical.
What you may mean is that I should wait for more raws (ideally my own) from the D5. All well and good, and I'll certainly get some raws when I have access to a D5 that I can try, though perhaps I'll need an XQD card and reader too.
However, in my significant experience, I have never seen a situation where shooting X camera in the real world, in challenging lighting, produces better high ISO results than the DPR studio scene.
IR has also posted its studio raws (which are generally better for testing higher ISOs than DPR's) and they back me up.
Now what of course neither IR nor DPR has done is post raws shot at 1/3 ISO stops. So perhaps ISO 70k would be usable with this D5. And of course the Fuji XPro2 doesn't go past 50k, nor does the Fuji shoot in 1/3 ISO stops above ISO 12k.
HowaboutRAW I had not missed your point at all. If you say real world use is always worse than the DPR studio results, how is the Fuji better than the DPR studio results? Because in the studio results it is clearly worse than the Nikon. So you would expect to see the same difference between the two cameras in real world use.
Even in this statement you said "However, in my significant experience, I have never seen a situation where shooting X camera in the real world, in challenging lighting, produces better high ISO results than the DPR studio scene."
Well you would have to seen it for the Fuji to produce such good results.
The Fuji does not even look as good as the D4s in the studio Raw file samples under artificial light at 51,200 iso.
You reversed my point again, I've used the Fuji in the real world.
And you've added the following to my point, which I did NOT say, nor have I even bothered to look at the Fuji samples from DPR:
"So you would expect to see the same difference between the two cameras in real world use."
You keep making up a story you want to be true. But my results are based in reality.
"Well you would have to seen it for the Fuji to produce such good results." Except, I've not seen it. Now okay the DPR results for just this particular Fuji could be some outlier.
Of course, I'll get raws of my own from a D5 when I have the chance, but I'm sticking to my claims since it's based on empirical results.
Suggestion: If you want to be taken seriously don't add terms to my point that aren't in the my original post.
HowaboutRAW you said:
"And you've added the following to my point, which I did NOT say, nor have I even bothered to look at the Fuji samples from DPR:"
But earlier you said:
"So ISO 50k looks to be the top usable ISO for these raws--not a lot better than the D4S. This looks to be similar to the mistake of releasing the D4 as less of a high ISO body than the D3S.
Hey ISO 50k raws from the Fuji XPro2 are just as usable."
So why earlier did you say the Fuji results are just as usable when you had not even looked at them? Or were you looking at your own samples taken of a completely different subject under different lighting conditions?
Compare the DPR samples and you will see the D5 and D4s are both better than the Fuji Raw samples. You cannot take your own sample shots with the Fuji and declare it is as good or better than the D5 when you have not even used the D5 yet. Nobody will take you seriously.
Why are you not getting this? I base my Fuji comments on having used the Fuji XPro2.
(I see you acknowledge this possibility you've completely missed from the begging. And yes, my examples are much more challenging for higher ISOs than anything DPR posts in the studio scene. This is how come I'm so sure of my point.)
Now, in the case of the D4S, I do have my own raws, and the D4S is not a camera that I'd use at ISO 50k, while I would use the Fuji XPro2.
You keep making up points that I've not made. Here pretending that I've made claims about the Fuji XPro2 raws from DPR. (I will now get them.)
Then use the Fuji then, and stop wasting our time with this nonsense. Fuji cameras don't even report the ISO correctly, they lie about using a higher value, some say up to a stop.
Secondly, having shot same generation crop sensor and FF sensors in the same conditions I can tell you that there's no way in hell that Fuji would be as good as the Nikon. Honestly, if you can get the D5 alongside your Fuji and it performs, on similar/real exposure settings, close or the same, I will eat that fuji screw by screw. The biggest difference you'll see is in the low light, where the FF with a good lens retains clearly more detail and goes higher in usable ISO compared to a crop sensor, around 1-2 stops more.
According to reviewers, the Fuji is similar to the D7200 in performance, and that is now way near the D5.
nicolaiecostel exactly my point. HowaboutRAW is making claims based on not even having used the D5 which he should not be doing. You need to have both cameras in front of you photographing exactly the same subject, with the exactly the same lighting set up. Then process them using the same Raw converter explaining what settings you used. Then show people the photos. The only reliable test we have here at the moment is the one provided by DPR which clearly shows the Fuji not being as good. You would expect to see that same difference in any other properly conducted test. HowaboutRAW I have not been making up points. Unfortunately it is you who have not been clear in explaining things.
Now you make the claim:
"Now, in the case of the D4S, I do have my own raws, and the D4S is not a camera that I'd use at ISO 50k, while I would use the Fuji XPro2."
but no evidence. Why should anyone take any notice of your claim when they have no idea how you conducted the test and show no results.
Except at ISO 50k the DPR studio samples back me up download them and extract them first. The D5 suffers from cyan and magenta blotching at ISO 50k.
Now, I'd be interested in anything you have to document Fuji lying about ISO settings or capacities.
I don't plan on sharing my raws, but they entirely back me up. Ironically so do the DPR ISO 50k raws for both cameras. Try downloading them, I have.
And yes, just because you seem perplexed, I am using the same raw converter.
Fuji cooks out the color-blotching in its raws -it's obvious, with a noticeable softening of detail the result.. The Fuji files are excellent for what they are, but can't touch Nikon FF files.
I think I'd see that cooking.
See some other cyan and magenta problems in higher ISO Fuji XPro2 raws--at least when converted to DNGs and extracted with ACR 9.1.
This is a strange argument, I own the Nikon d810, d4s and Fuji xpro 2. I love the xpro 2, which you can read in my many comments about it but in no way can the Fuji perform the same in very low light the way the d4s does. The Fuji does extremely well for its sized sensor but the Nikon has far more detail and gradients of color left to be recovered that the Fuji tends to smear details rather than produce more niose. This leads to the Fuji looking a little nicer out of the camera but the Fuji can not be further recovered the way the Nikon can. The Nikon d4s also can lock on focus in much darker conditions and handle fast moving subjects in very low light with high ISO, the Fuji would not be able to keep up there. Both are great cameras but have very different functions for photography. People buying the Nikon can shoot indoor sports and wildlife in low light without worrying, the Fuji can not track athletes or animals moving quickly in low light. The Fuji does take great wedding or concert photos since those lower light condition have more predicable subjects and don't require 300-500mm lens use in low light with f4-8 apertures.
Reread my point, it's specifically about ISO 50,000.
You could be correct about gradients of color--but that can depend on the lens, as can detail. I was using the 35mm f/2.0 Fuji lens. And various Nikon and Zeiss lenses with the D4S.
"out of camera"? You understand I'm only ever referring to raws?
Never made claims about AF.
OK - so I tried to make some sensible judgement. I downloaded the ISO 200.000 and ISO 100.000 samples, resized them and added a little USM. These will work fine for many print jobs - low light sports, reportage, news.
Okay, you could use those for lower ppi prints on newsprint, but not so much for a full page shot in a glossy magazine.
If I were in the market I'd wait for the D5S; it's already possible to use the D4S at ISO 40K.
I hope for Nikon's sake DPR is using beta firmware.
Good job!
Interesting thanks.
Looks to me that it is about the same as the A7sii at 102400 (I think I still prefer the Sony at that ISO) and that is about the limit for me with both.....maybe a bit higher in a pinch.
While that is still nice, it does seem a bit silly to have the top two settings there....maybe even ISO 409600 is too much (as it is with the A7s).
What I do think will make this camera special is for people using it below ISO 102400 and being able to use any lens, fast or slow at whatever aperture and shutter speed they want pretty much (like the A7s) but with decent AFC/tracking AF as well....(unlike the A7s).
I don't need fast AFC tracking AF but for those many that do, it should be a really nice camera.....for those that need it maybe worth every cent.....of the many cents you need to buy iy.
A bit more chorma noise than I'd like...
D5 and D4s look about 1 stop darker than 1DxII and A7SII. Why is that? Does Nikon cheat like Fuji or is it because of higher contrast?
We normalize all images to the same brightness when processing the Raw. And for JPEG shoot whatever exposure yields a preset brightness we're aiming to achieve (L=50 for the 18% grey patch on GMB chart).
If you're seeing a 1 EV brightness difference anywhere, it'd be because we screwed up. Could you please point out where you're seeing this? Just pull up the relevant crops in the studio widget, hit 'full screen', then copy the link in the window launched.
Also, why do you think Fuji 'cheats'? Please be very specific, if possible.
My buddy received his D5 this morning. He shot some raw files on his newspapers staff 1DX against his new D5, up to ISO 51,000. The D5 has about a stop better high ISO advantage but the image quality on the 1DX is much nicer to my eyes. He also preferred the file from 1DX. We both preferred the Canon colors and the image was sharper, perhaps because of the lenses? The AF speed of the D5 matches the 1DX (something his D4s did not) and has better low light acquisition. Dynamic range was slightly better with the 1DX, which was funny to see. Both cameras were tested with the current version Canon 24-70L II, 70-200L II and Nikon 24-70 VR, 70-200 VR II.
I don't have access to files right now but will get them sometime this week.
Is it me or the D4s performs just the same as D5 at ISO 204800? Progress?
You have more megapixels/more detail at the same ISO performance of 204.800 in RAW files and the Jpegs have less chroma noise. Sport pros shoot jpegs so you get more detail and less noise if you're a jpeg shooter.
It's not much but that's how progress works. This isn't a revolution, a D3 coming after the D2x.
The fact that 204,800 is actually somewhat usable is unbelieveable. I've never needed above 25,600 (!) and that looks pretty darned good if you're OK with heavy noise reduction :) 6,400 is great, and that's all I need for 95% of my shooting.
Im more interested in the D500
Those are some nice images... if pointillism is your thing.
Lots of people are talking about this cameras replacement the new D5"s"....any truth to that coming out shortly?
The performance seems fantastic imo.
As the ISO goes up however there is a noticeable green mud color in the shadows that only happens on this Nikon D5.
Anyone know what causes this green goo?
expect it in 2018.
Purple shadows were common at high ISO with canon, green shadows may be related.
I think it has to do with individual color channels getting blown. Something like... if the green channel is 100% filled up by your highlights and midtones, it leaves only red & blue channels capturing data in the shadows. If you brighten those shadows, all the red and blue pixels make everything look purple.
Maybe the D5 is skewed towards capturing more red and blue at high ISOs, leaving only the green channel capable of capturing details in the shadows.
Maybe that was even a conscious design decision... they saw how easily the green channel got blown out with other cameras and decided to create some kind of software or hardware bias, so that the green channel had more "headroom" when the sensor amplification is turned way up.
I think that's what is being described in this blog post. Two channels are artificially "dampened" at low ISOs, and at higher ISOs they blow out. http://blog.kasson.com/?p=3343
Since the D610/D750/D810, Nikon (Sony?) has been good about preventing purple shadows at very high ISO. Things used to get pretty bad within 1-2 stops of max ISO, now you might only see purple at max ISO occasionally. Sony's A6300 acts similarly, from the A6000 that had pretty bad purple problems.
I can actually imagine myself using 100 kISO, even 200 kISO for reportage type stuff.
We sure have come a long way from pushed EktaChrome 400...
Check this review:
Waiting for 5+ stop push test.
Let's see 3,280,000 pushed 5 stops :)
The ISO 3M is not for artistic uses but more for scientific, nocturnal animal behavior, crime investigation, etc., where getting a shape of an object or animal is enough and can be valuable. It's not for 100% crops either but for situations when something is better than nothing.
Just my opinion..
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Shopping for a photographer? Whether you are one yourself or not, chances are you could use some ideas. From stocking stuffers on up, we've got some photography gift suggestions for every budget.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017. Drum roll please... the #6 spot belongs to none other than the Sigma 85mm F1.4 DH HSM Art.
Read the story behind this gorgeous wedding photo captured at Trolltunga in Norway by husband and wife duo Priscila Valentina Photography. The 14 hour hike in the rain that preceded this shot was TOTALLY worth it.
Go behind the scenes with filmmaker Nick Arcivos, who recently created a beautiful cinematic short film in Paris using only the iPhone X, a couple of gimbals, and a few lights. The results are very impressive.
A Bay Area startup offering a pay-by-the-photo camera service cleverly addresses the pain points photographers experience when they pick up their first DSLR. But can it survive the smartphone?
It's been a big year for software innovations, dual cameras and huge displays. Take a look at our picks for the top smartphone cameras and why we think they stand out.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017. At the #7 spot is the ready-for-any-weather Olympus Tough TG-5.
By combining his skills as a time-lapse filmmaker and an engineer, Julian Tryba created this out-of-this-world creative 'layer-lapse' of New York City that alternates between night and day in time with the music.
Canon Japan's new lineup of novelty camera-themed gifts was just revealed online, including a lens mug and lens thermos, two retro camera-themed USB drives, and a picnic mat.
The Profoto A1 most certainly isn't for everyone [...] But for those who are used to using the Profoto systems, and want something that pairs seamlessly with the strobes you already have, there is no better companion.
Fujifilm has asked a US district court to clear it of any wrongdoing, after allegedly being threatened with trademark litigation by Polaroid.
While a couple of our reviewers are out testing the Sony a7R III in Arizona, back in Seattle we slapped the camera in front of our studio scene to get a close look at its image quality. See how it stacks up against the competition.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and the #8 ranking belongs to the Nikon D7500.
B+W has announced a new aluminum filter holder that offers three slots so users can use multiple filters at the same time. The holder goes with the 2mm thick 100mm square filters it launched earlier this year.
8K video is coming a lot faster than you think, and Blackmagic is ready for it. Meet the DeckLink 8K Pro, a new high performance PCI-E capture and playback card built to handle 'real time high resolution 8K workflows.'
"Glass is everywhere in photography. From Eugène Atget's reflective vitrines to Lee Friedlander's sly self-portraiture, photographers have long been in thrall to the visual complications glass can inject into a composition."
Former Apple Aperture lead developer Nik Bhatt has designed an iOS app called RAW Power that lets you edit raw photos from your professional camera using your phone and tablet.... color us intrigued.
Advertising photographer Blair Bunting got his hands on the new Microsoft Surface Book 2, and it blew him away. Bye bye MacBook Pro...
The OnePlus 5T retains many of the 5's features and specs, but comes with an edge-to-edge display and a dual-camera that is optimized for low light.
Sony's recently announced IMX461 backside illuminated medium format sensor will bring 100MP resolution and almost 2x the speed to the next-gen Fuji GFX and Hasselblad X1D.
With the 'Rent a Hasselblad' camera equipment renting program, the camera makers is aiming to give enthusiast and professional photographers easier access to its medium-format photography products.
They say seeing is believing, and that's exactly what happened when one DPR staffer took the Google Pixel 2 out for an afternoon shooting under challenging conditions.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017. At the #9 spot we have the Fujifilm GFX 50S, a medium-format camera that took CP+ 2017 by storm.
Instagram is testing a new feature that lets you follow hashtags in addition to people, making it possible to keep track of your favorite #landscapes or #portraits without leaving your home feed.
Despite the gigantic volume of second hand film bodies in existence, it seems there is still a demand for new 35mm SLRs with a retro feel. The latest is a remake of the Ihagee Elbaflex from the 1960s, but with a Nikon F mount.
The Polaroid Insta-Share Moto Mod straps an instant printer directly to your Moto Z smartphone, so you can print your photos as soon as you've captured them.


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Hafiz Saeed's son hints at Dawood Ibrahim's direct link with 'banned' JuDAccording to reports, a new video of Talha, son of Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief militant Hafiz Saeed, has emerged in the public domain in which he has made a direct reference to Dawood.
Mumbai serial blasts accused Dawood Ibrahim continues to be a talking point between India and Pakistan at various platform but this time, a terror group has made a direct reference to the don – confirming New Delhi's stand that the most-wanted terrorist was getting aid from the provincial government.
According to reports, a new video of Talha, son of Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief militant Hafiz Saeed, has emerged in the public domain in which he has made a direct reference to Dawood.
In the video, which was accessed by The Times of India, Talha was seen inciting a crowd to wage war against India using Dawood's name.
Talha was heard asking the crowd 'if they wanted to become a judge, police or doctors' to which the crowd said 'no'.
When Talha asked the gathering 'if they wanted to become Dawood', the crowd replied: 'yes'.
The video was reportedly shot on 'Kashmir Day' on February 5 somewhere in Pakistan.
He even went on to ask them 'if they will become Burhan Wani', the crowd said 'yes'. Burhan was a Hizbul militant who was shot dead in Kashmir last year during an encounter with security forces.
Meanwhile, Indian intelligence agencies are now probing the authenticity of the video and also if D Company and JuD are operating in collusion.
Earlier in January, the Pakistan government had put Hafiz Saeed under house arrest but now it seems his son has emerged as a new leader of the banned group.
India had in past handed over many dossiers on underworld don's presence in Pakistan, but Islamabad has always refused the acknowledge them.


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ISDA Determination Committee members. The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) named the members of ISDA's five regional Determinations Committees, which together comprise the global decision-making structure around events in the credit default swap industry. (3/31/2015) ISDA press release.
IOSCO Code of Conduct for credit rating agencies. The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) published the final report on Code of Conduct Fundamentals for Credit Rating Agencies, which includes significant revisions and updates to the current IOSCO Code of Conduct for Credit Rating Agencies. (3/24/2015) IOSCO press release.
Revised margin framework for OTC derivatives. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the IOSCO published a revised framework for margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives. (3/18/2015) IOSCO press release.


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Emily Brensinger plays a key role in the public relations practice at Quantum.
A graduate of West Chester University where she majored in Communication Studies with a focus in Public Relations and Mass Media, Emily has a rich communications background, including proficiency in media production and design.
Emily provides clients with range of communications abilities, including supporting their brand management and communications initiatives in the digital space. From developing online content to leveraging different social media platforms to reach campaign audiences, Emily offers a host of creative skills to clients.
Prior to joining Quantum, Emily had a number of internships - including one with Quantum - that helped her develop strong interpersonal communication skills. At West Chester, Emily was a Resident Assistant, responsible for building a strong student community by upholding university and state policies, organizing educational and communal events, and leading community service projects. Emily was also an active member in West Chester's chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America, Students in Communication, Communications Honors Society Lambda Pi Eta, as well as Outdoors Club.
When not in the office, Emily enjoys spending time with her family on their poultry farm, or you may even find her with friends rock climbing.


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My Favourite Photograph – thephotographersgallery.org.uk
Tomorrow I will be talking about one of my favourite Larry Clark pictures at The Photographers' Gallery. If you are free and nearby be great to see you.
"Please join us in the Café for an informal 10 minute lunchtime talk by photographer Marc Vallée. Marc will talk about an image from The Perfect Childhood by Larry Clark.
"Marc Vallée is a London-based documentary photographer whose work focuses on the London graffiti scene, anti-skateboarding architecture, youth culture and political dissent. Marc's work has been published and exhibited worldwide. Marc has a independent approach to publishing, rooted in the DIY punk zine culture. His latest zine Queer is stocked in The Photographers' Gallery bookshop."
It's free, just turn up at 1pm, The Photographers' Gallery, 16 – 18 Ramillies Street, London W1F 7LW. MAP.


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The critically acclaimed WiiWare and PlayStation Network game, Swords & Soldiers, is marching onto PC & Mac next week. Next week, PC and MAC gamers will be able to command the armies of the brutal Vikings, vicious Aztecs and the devious Chinese.
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Every Thanksgiving, my family goes around the table and everyone lists why they are thankful. The kids usually have the best answers - like ice cream and iPads. I'm thankful for a lot, including my family, my dogs, and my fantasy football team. And, of course, I'm thankful for the developments that make our jobs easier. Here are just a few of my favorite digital updates from the past year.
- Twitter no longer counts photos and links in the 140 character limit. Did you know tweets with photos get 313% more engagement? With these updates, crafting the perfect, engaging tweet is easier than ever.
- Instagram analytics are on the way! Facebook is slowly rolling out Instagram Insights to Business Profiles. These new features offer vital information on your audience and can give you valuable insight into improving your Instagram account.
- I truly "like" the new Facebook reactions. These new features give you a better sense of how your advocates feel about your content. While some feared these reactions could be a headache for community managers, I've found that these nuances allow advocates to engage more frequently with posts.
What advocacy changes have made your day to day operations more manageable? Do you love a new social scheduling app? Or has the recent Instagram algorithm boosted your engagement? Tell me what digital developments you are thankful for in the comments! And, for more resources on making the most of these online tools, visit the Digital Advocacy Institute.


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Author/artist Molly Bang looks back on her career and her definitive exploration of constructing and decoding images in the 25th-anniversary edition of Picture This: How Pictures Work.
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Terry – Who can remember the 'toffee made with butter' man? He must have shouted out that phrase a thousand times a day. Its a wonder he had any voice left.
Your Photo's & Memories Of Rochdale
Terry – Who can remember the 'toffee made with butter' man? He must have shouted out that phrase a thousand times a day. Its a wonder he had any voice left.
Photo's of Haigh Square Newhey, by special request for Helen Aldcroft and Brian Gilbert.
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Photo taken 7th of June,1976.
Royal Oak Blue Plaque Royal Oak Blue Plaque is now "Black" for some reason? Royal Oak P.H. Late 18th century. An original posting inn with stables and large land holdings, used by the famous dialect writer Tim Bobbin as the base of his work "a view of the Lancashire Dialect". G. Stephenson, the railway engineer,…
Boggart Lane Bridge Boggart Lane Bridge, this photo was taken by the site engineer in June 1934,—W.H.G.Mercer who then became Borough Surveyor in 1948. Info from Julie Whitworth This is the bridge near the entrance to Morrisons on Kingsway. It is quite confusing but as Gordon Monks pointed out on our Facebook Page Gordon Monks My thoughts are that…
Parish Church Vicarage Parish Church Vicarage, built in 1726.Later this building became a Museum and is now used by Rochdale Business Bureau. Gillian Kerr My dolls house ( would be antique now..still have it.) used to belong to the vicar Harry Nightingale's daughters. Our mum used to clean there. I loved going with her…
The Butts Avenue The Butts Avenue, leading to Bull Brow Jen Taylor Looking a little like York?! Gordon Monks The Grapes (extreme left) closed! (I don't know why, but the Grapes always had a bad reputation in my youth.) Bev Hughes I remember that shop! Kath Parrington Bull brow has been painted it looks neat,…
St Micheal's Church prior to sandblasting
St Micheal's Church after sandblasting
St Micheal's Church in 2013
Saint Mary's Vicarage, the vicarage of Saint Mary's in the Baum during local works in 1975. Now a Solicitors and Family Mediation Service office.
Saint Mary's in the Baum Saint Mary's in the Baum during work being carried out in 1975 Marjorie McCormick I was there when war declared. Andy Pugh Was in the choir in 60s with Rev alan shone my medal I got from royal school of church music is probably still in the safe in…
Saint Luke's Heywood is the Parish Church of Heywood
Jane Yates St Luke's where my mum and dad got married in 1948!
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Saint John the Baptist Church, in Smallbridge, Rochdale
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Saint James' Church Townhead Now, The Ukrainian Catholic Church at the top of Yorkshire Street. Jean Amy St James Wardleworth, went there until it closed in the early 70's. Tekna Peter My father was born in a small House that was the other side of the Church, all thats there now is a cobbled…


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Military personnel at the Los Angeles Air Force Base were treated to a Diversity Day musical performance featuring three individuals dressed in drag. The performance sparked outrage among some airmen who called the performance "totally offensive and inappropriate."
The Diversity Day celebration featured a speech by Brigadier General Tammy Smith and included booths representing and honoring a number of ethnic heritages as well as an LGBT booth.
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The airman said he was troubled when three individuals dressed in drag began performing on the air base.
Photographs of the event show an individual wearing a giant wig performing to a sparse crowd underneath the American flag. It's unclear whether the individuals in high heels and form-fitting dresses are members of the Air Force.
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Critical Care is divided into two areas:
Critical Care is part of Waikato Hospital's Theatres and Interventional Services cluster.
In 2013 Critical Care department moved into a new state-of-the-art new facility in the Waikato Hospital's Meade Clinical Centre (public access currently from Level 4 Menzies Building). The new area is immediately adjacent to Emergency department, directly above the operating theatre and directly accessible to main hospital circulation routes. It provides a healing and a supportive environment for patients and families, as well as ideal conditions for staff attending to patients.
The Critical Care team comprises intensivists (physicians specialising in intensive care), registrars, nurse managers and registered nurses, nurse educators, allied health team, health care assistants, technicians, research team, and clerical support.
Intensive Care Unit
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a 16-bed facility that provides sophisticated care and life support to critically unwell or injured patient. It caters for patients undergoing cardiac surgery, paediatric (child) and general adult intensive care. It is the tertiary Intensive Care Unit in the Midland health region, so is serves a large area. The department runs an inter-hospital critical care retrieval service that transports patients back to Waikato Hospital from other hospitals in the Midland health region.
The ICU team is an integral component of the cardiac arrest and trauma teams at Waikato Hospital.
High Dependency Unit
The High Dependency Unit (HDU) is a 12-bed unit that provides special expertise for adult patients requiring intensive monitoring and treatment following surgery, trauma and medical or surgical conditions. It works closely with Intensive Care Unit.
Patient Safety Service
Six clinical resource nurses form a Patient At Risk team provide a critical care outreach service for patients transferred from critical care to the general hospital wards. They cover after hours and weekends, and work closely with after-hours medical teams. They respond to all clinical emergencies and are available for ward staff requiring clinical support and guidance in managing a complex or deteriorating patients.
Waikato Hospital
- High Dependency Unit, Level 4, Meade Clinical Centre (public access via Level 4 Menzies Building)
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ASTRES is developped by the french civil aviation since 2003 and is in fact an intranet to manage many tasks of the helpdesk : * to treat tickets of customers thanks to a workflow and, possibly, a sub decomposition (tree-view) of the first ticket in reformulated new sub-tickets (ITIL). The customer and the supporter affected to the ticket can discuss thanks to the "dialog". There is an internal dialog between the supporter of the first ticket and the other supporters of the sub-tickets * to index documents, media, material * to manage the planning, internal actions between members of the support, weekly activity reporting (text) of each member, projects thanks to a synthesis form to sum up the progress of a project * to generate statistics in tables or graphics about customers tickets, documents There is a search engine to search a wiki based on MediaWiki, a system of plugins and it's possible to add custom fields on the tickets (like Mantis).Visit publisher site: ASTRES
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Woody Allen (Sid Munzinger)
Woody Allen is a well-known writer/actor/director. He has more than 75 writing credits and more than 50 directing credits. In "Crisis in Six Scenes," Allen portrays Sid Munsinger, an ad copywriter who'd really rather be an acclaimed novelist like J.D. Salinger.
Miley Cyrus (Darlene "Lennie" Dale)
A native of Franklin, Tennessee, actress/singer/songwriter Mylie Cyrus is the daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus. She made her acting debut at the age of eight alongside her father in the Canadian series "Doc." Two years later she played a small role in Tim Burton's "Big Fish." Then, in 2005, she was cast in the title role in the Disney series "Hannah Montana," playing a teenager who led a double life as a pop star. The show was a hit, leading to hit records and sell-out tours, and made the young Mylie a major international superstar. Subsequent starring roles included Ronnie Miller in "The Last Song" and Lola in "LOL." Miley has also appeared on such television shows as "A Very Murray Christmas," "Saturday Night Live," "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and the...Read More
Elaine May (Kay Munsinger)
Comedy icon Elaine May is well known as both an actress and a writer. She teamed up with Mike Nichols, a fellow student at the University of Chicago, to redefine improvisational comedy as Nichols and May. Within weeks of moving to New York, the pair made their television debut and began touring the country doing their act of improvised conversations. One critic called them "the fastest humans." "An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May" was a tremendous success on Broadway. The recording of the show, released under the same title, won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Performance. Their fame grew quickly and, in 1962, performed at President John F. Kennedy's birthday alongside Marilyn Monroe. After the Nichols and May act broke up, May began writing and directing for stage and...Read More
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A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rachel Brosnahan attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts in the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Brosnahan starred as Abby Isaacs in the television drama "Manhattan." Additional film credits include the role of Genevieve Duchannes in "Beautiful Creatures" and the role of Bea Hansen in "The Finest Hours."
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Sunday 12 March 1978
It was Sunday, under the sign of Pisces. The US president was Jimmy Carter (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Cristina Teuscher and Tara Mounsey.
In that special week of March people in US were listening to (Love Is) Thicker Than Water by Andy Gibb.
In UK Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush was in the top 5 hits.
Coming Home, directed by Hal Ashby, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1978
while Scruples by Judith Krantz was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Het is weer zo laat!.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing A Game of Concentration or Fire Truck.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 1978 or at March 12 across the years.
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Historical Events
Which were the important events of 12 March 1978 ?
- Ancient Latvia - Gregoru Diena observed.
- Flag Day in Venezuela.
- "National Day" of the Republic of Jamtland
- Sweden - Namesday of Crown Princess Victoria, an Official Flag Day.
- Mauritius - National Day.
- St. Justina
- St. Jozefina
- Roman Catholic Church - Feast day of: St. Theophanes the Confessor
- Arbor Day in China.
- St. Maximilian
Famous Birthdays:
- Cristina Teuscher: New Rochelle, New York -- 4X200m freestyle (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
- Tara Mounsey: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
- Masuimi Max: American model.
- Christianne Klein: American journalist and television personality.
- Arina Tanemura: Japanese mangaka.
- Casey Mears: American race car driver
- Neal Obermeyer: American cartoonist
- Claudio Sanchez: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Coheed and Cambria Fire Deuce and The Prize Fighter Inferno)
Famous Deaths:
- Tolchard Evans: composer/conductor, dies.
- John Cazale: Actor (Dog Day Afternoon, Deer Hunter), dies at 41.
- Gene Moore: American baseball player (Born 1909).
- Eric Heiden skates world record 1000 metre (1:14.99).
- Nancy Lopez wins LPGA Sunstar Golf Classic.
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- Bee Gees - Night Fever
- Dan Hill - Sometimes When We Touch
- Samantha Sang - Emotion
- Eric Clapton - Lay Down Sally
- Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive
- Chic - Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)
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- Billy Joel - Just The Way You Are
- Barry Manilow - Can't Smile Without You
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LT. GOV. REEVES SUPPORTS DeVOS NOMINATION
JACKSON – Betsy DeVos will bring a "sense of urgency" to improving educational opportunities for students across the nation, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves wrote in a letter of support for DeVos's nomination as secretary of education.
The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions will hold a nomination hearing Tuesday for Mrs. DeVos, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary.
"As Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi, I know the importance of ensuring that every student has access to a truly revolutionary education, regardless of the zip code in which they live or the income level of their parents," Lt. Gov. Reeves wrote to Senate Chairman Lamar Alexander. "Mrs. DeVos's ardent dedication to this principle, along with her passion for innovative and transformational educational opportunities, will be a fundamental change that our students so desperately need."
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Lionsgate Developing New 'Odyssey' Movie with Francis Lawrence
by Alex Billington
April 8, 2015
Source: Deadline
What do you do after earning boatloads of money for Lionsgate making three Hunger Games movies? You adapt Homer's Odyssey of course! Deadline is reporting that Lionsgate has put a brand new version of The Odyssey on the "fast track" for director Francis Lawrence following his work on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 this fall. In fact, they've gone all out bringing the whole team back, including producer Nina Jacobson (Hunger Games, Diary of a Wimpy Kid) and writer Peter Craig (The Town, Mockingjay Part 1 & 2, Top Gun 2, Hunter Killer), along with Francis Lawrence. Ten bucks says Jennifer Lawrence is going to be cast in this one somewhere. But it sounds like this will be quite something once they pull it off.
In the report, Deadline mentions that this was pitched directly to Francis Lawrence by Lionsgate's Motion Picture Group co-president Erik Feig, who "pitched it to Lawrence in Paris while they worked on the Hunger Games finale." It seemingly grabbed the interest of everyone, as they're moving fast to make this next. "The plan is to begin production early next year, right after the filmmakers complete promotion of Mockingjay - Part 2." Get the ships ready, it's time to take another voyage with Odysseus. I'm certainly curious to see this with so much enthusiasm behind it, maybe they'll really go all out and bring us something spectacular, befitting the true title of "epic" and hopefully not at all anything like Ridley Scott's Exodus: Gods and Kings.
Homer's Odyssey has been adapted a few times before, with Kirk Douglas starring in the 1954 film Ulysses, and there's the made-for-TV movie of The Odyssey in 1997 starring Armand Assante, directed by Andrei Konchalovsky. Perhaps this new one will be a big budget, all-out epic take on the story of Odysseus's voyage home after the Trojan War, though we'll have to keep an eye out for updates from here. Stay tuned for more.
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This lens does NOT get a lot of play. It's a wide angle lens that is just a bit too bendy for portraits. Well, for close ups, anyway. I have used it when I want to tell the story of the location but being a wide angle lens, it distorts headshot style portraits in a weird and awkward way that I don't care for. Plus, the bulk of my shooting is done in the studio and this is not a great lens for that kind of environment.
However, I do live in a spectacular location – Whitehorse Yukon – where the landscape is unforgettably beautiful and immensely photograph-able. There are numerous landscape photographers in my area who can attest to that! So for outdoor shoots like family or kids portraits, it is a fun one to use now and then to create a sense of scale and to celebrate the environment. I normally only shoot on location at our family farm – Sourdough Sodbusters- which is my favorite outdoor location because I know the layout so well as well as the path of the sunlight & shadows. Not to mention that I have a number of sets laid out in various spots on the property to create a variety of photos for my clients.
All in all, this is a great lens to have if you're a portrait shooter who wants to be able to grab a bunch of the environment in some of the shots. It's essential as a landscape photographer.
Do you have this lens? If so, what are your thoughts on it?


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