first shots wit' da new Mk II

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squirl033

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my new 5D Mk II arrived today... well, very late this afternoon, actually... and by the time i got the battery charged and all that stuff, the sun had gone down. that's okay, because i really wanted to try the high-ISO performance anyway. these three shots are all straight from the camera, no cropping and no processing except for resizing and a touch of sharpening.

ISO 100

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ISO 1600

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ISO 3200

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the ISO 3200 shot is starting to show a bit of noise in the OOF areas, but it's nothing that good NR software can't deal with. viewed at 100%, there's a bit of visible noise in the center blossoms, but not bad, and in any normal print size, it wouldn't be noticeable. larger prints would need some noise reduction, though... *

i was pleased to find that my trusty old Tamron SP24-135 lens seems to work perfectly, and exhibits the same nice degree of sharpness and contrast that it did with my 5D Mk I. i think this rig is gonna work out VERY nicely indeed!
 
Of course you realize the the quality of the image one views on the web is only as good as the monitor your are using. I suspect that this quality is far below that which the camera is able to produce. :)
 


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