Will this work for my Landscape photo course work at NYIP? plus some professional work?
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Yes, the full frame sensor this camera has plus a good wide angle EF lens would be fine for landscape photography, you must use EF lenses with this camera only, as far as professional work goes as long as you use only the center point focus point you will get fine photographs.
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Absolutely. This camera is awesome. Just because there are Mark I I & Mark III versions of it out there does not mean that can't get the job done. I would have 100% confidence in using this camera in any setting...Landscape or other professional work. It was used by professionals for years until the other versions of it hit the market. If you can use the "L" series or prime EF lens you won't have any problems at all.
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yes it will .It's avery good telephoto to begin with but u have to work with it a bit to figure it out .The instructions aren't much help
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Yes, works great. I have the same setup. as an example http://glissonimaging.zenfolio.com/p427149940/h672d194d#h672d194d
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Yes it will. I use it to show powerpoint presentations at off-site locations for work.
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If you're a new photographer it will do a good job for you. The price can't be beat. It will work with that camera! You will have both wide angle and telephoto!
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Yes depending on how you display the shoes, it should definitely work. I used my box to photograph accessories.
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I haven't used it for that I mainly do landscape and beach shots..Sorry I wish I could be more help..I Love my kit though for what I am using it for..
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Install software + latest updates if any. Place the open passport in your scene with the lighting level - either outdoors in natural light or indoors in studio light. Take shots with the passport prominently positioned with all the color chips in sharp focus at normal settings and preferably in RAW format. Take additional images if the light changes - clouds, sun, overcast etc so that you have one good image in each lighting situation. Take all the additional shots you want. Upload your RAW images into Lightroom converting them to DNG format. Select the image(s) with the Passport prominently featured for each lighting condition. Drag the DNG image into the open Passport program and the app will "read" all the color chips and will set the proper white point and you can create a specific color profile for those particular lighting conditions. Name it and save it. This same profile can then be used for every future image in those particular lighting conditions. Your white point will be automatically fixed for every image that fits that particular color profile. The sliders in Lightroom can be further tweaked to adjust the image to your particular taste. X-Rite has instructional tutorials and webinars on YouTube. It takes a lot longer to explain the process than to perform it. The ColorPassport does all the work to industry color standards. Using it conjunction with ColorMunki monitor calibration will ensure that your prints will match exactly to what you see on your monitor and your printing results will also match perfectly whether you make your own prints or send them out to a pro lab. X-Rite also has many excellent live webinars which are very useful. Hope this helps. It is an excellent product designed for pro standards.
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It will work but do remember this is a manual lens and not auto-focus and quite heavy for casual photography. Tripod is a must.
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That's what I use it on, yes. It wont give you a glossy "photo-like" prints, but it will work.
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I am pretty sure it would work fine, if you flattened the layers and saved it as a Photoshop pdf, print quality.
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Yes, I have, it is working excellently! I'm really happy with this thing! I think any combination of landscape/portrait would work.
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Hi Henry, I've had great results! Most of my work has been with the camera and subject in a studio setting so I can't address how it would work outside but, like I said it works beautifully in the studio!
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Hello David,Yes, you will be able to pivot the mount between landscape and portrait.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes it wil work, best results on macrophotography on the telephoto end of 25-105 f4L
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I use it almost exclusively for architecture and landscape shots. It's fast enough for some indoor work, too, if it's fairly well-lit.