Testing out the MKIII Video

[runnah]

Obviously watch in HD. Still learning some of the features and whatnot.

 

[JacaRanda]

Looks fine to me. What lens did you use?

At about the 1:10 mark just before the guy goes into or behind the building, looked like you did a w/b change? I saw a little flicker or a change.

 

[runnah]

Looks fine to me. What lens did you use?

At about the 1:10 mark just before the guy goes into or behind the building, looked like you did a w/b change? I saw a little flicker or a change.

Traffic light changed to green.

Water: 85mm
Ducks: 70-200mm
Night: 70-200mm

 

[JacaRanda]

Looks fine to me. What lens did you use?

At about the 1:10 mark just before the guy goes into or behind the building, looked like you did a w/b change? I saw a little flicker or a change.

Traffic light changed to green.

Water: 85mm
Ducks: 70-200mm
Night: 70-200mm

LOL, you should have put "DUH!" in place of the wink. :lmao:

 

[runnah]

LOL, you should have put "DUH!" in place of the wink. :lmao:

We all have those moments.

 

[DarkShadow]

Looks good to me.

 

[kathyt]

What do you think of your new baby? Have you customized your settings yet? Video looks good. With that music I thought a stripper was going to pop out or something.

 

[runnah]

What do you think of your new baby? Have you customized your settings yet? Video looks good. With that music I thought a stripper was going to pop out or something.

So far blown away. A few learning curves and getting used to ff.

Music is from YouTube.

 

[kathyt]

What do you think of your new baby? Have you customized your settings yet? Video looks good. With that music I thought a stripper was going to pop out or something.

So far blown away. A few learning curves and getting used to ff.

Music is from YouTube.

Yeah, it is a pretty amazing piece of heaven in your hands huh?
Here is a link I found helpful for some of the custom settings. Some may not apply to you, but it might help you understand why they have them. It helped me.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III AF and Custom Function Settings

 

[runnah]

Yeah, it is a pretty amazing piece of heaven in your hands huh? Here is a link I found helpful for some of the custom settings. Some may not apply to you, but it might help you understand why they have them. It helped me. Canon EOS 5D Mark III AF and Custom Function Settings

Thanks for the tips.

How do you handle changing the focus points? Seems very clunky to go from different cross types and moving the points around.

 

[paigew]

This site has a ton of super helpful settings. How do your fp change now? I forget how it comes...

Canon EOS 5D Mark III AF and Custom Function Settings for Wedding Photographers

 

[kathyt]

Yeah, it is a pretty amazing piece of heaven in your hands huh? Here is a link I found helpful for some of the custom settings. Some may not apply to you, but it might help you understand why they have them. It helped me. Canon EOS 5D Mark III AF and Custom Function Settings

Thanks for the tips.

How do you handle changing the focus points? Seems very clunky to go from different cross types and moving the points around.

I use the center focus point as much as possible, but I also BBF. That is a whole different ballgame. I set mine up to toggle my focus point with the joystick thing. (it is called the multi-controller button in the manual) It is not hard at all to toggle once you get used to it, and I usually shoot really shallow. You will get used to it.

 

[paigew]

Yeah, it is a pretty amazing piece of heaven in your hands huh? Here is a link I found helpful for some of the custom settings. Some may not apply to you, but it might help you understand why they have them. It helped me. Canon EOS 5D Mark III AF and Custom Function Settings

Thanks for the tips.

How do you handle changing the focus points? Seems very clunky to go from different cross types and moving the points around.

I use the center focus point as much as possible, but I also BBF. That is a whole different ballgame. I set mine up to toggle my focus point with the joystick thing. (it is called the multi-controller button in the manual) It is not hard at all to toggle once you get used to it, and I usually shoot really shallow. You will get used to it.

yes this. I use the center multi controler + bbf