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5 Responses to “Spring 2”

  1. Bruno Ázera says:

    Love this image. Medium format is something else…
    :)

  2. Tobias Hjorth says:

    Thank you so much Bruno. The detail in the original photo is something else which kinda get lost in this web version.

    Tobias

  3. Bruno Ázera says:

    The new Nikon D800 looks very good too for this type of work, that 36mp sensor is awesome!
    I bought the Canon Mk3 :)

    • Tobias Hjorth says:

      I agree I would expect it to be just as capable in some areas. Did you buy the 5D Mark III? – How do you like it so far.

      Tobias

  4. Bruno Ázera says:

    In terms of image quality, I don’t see much diference from ISO 100 to 800, but when you go above, I can see some improvements. The autofocus is great! I always shoot with Ai-Servo, but when I had the Mk2, I wasn’t that satisfied… its a huge leap.
    As you know, I do a lot of HDR. With the MK3, I can have a lot of different Braketing shots, from 1EV to 3EV. Love it :)

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