17/52, originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 17 of the 52 week project.
17/52, originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 17 of the 52 week project.
Lamp, originally uploaded by norbography.
This was the very 1st photo I took with the 5D when I bought it on Feb 27th, 2007. Today, whilst taking photos of a new born for a friend, the mirror flew off it and up came the old Err 99.
2 years, 8 months and a day. Lets hope it doesn’t cost too much to have fixed. đ
Roadtrip. Day 13. Grong Grong. Bah bah., originally uploaded by norbography.
This is the final photo from the road trip I finished a couple of weeks back. Looking forward to next years venture.
Dim Mak, Steve Aoki at the Metro, originally uploaded by spinal_faun.
What a great shot.I hope they caught him.
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16/52, originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 16 is done.
I bought this book while I was on the road trip. It is 933 pages of ripping yarn. Shantaram, by Gregory David Roberts, is a great read. I recommend it to anyone who likes a good book.
This is turning into more of a “what is norbs doing” each week and less about artistic shots. đ
Here is a list of photographers that I admire, and the reasons why. It really is worth the time to have a look through their works.
Mick Orlosky http://www.flickr.com/photos/emayoh/
Mick has been doing some amazing work with film lately. All developed at home, which makes it even more impressive. He always seems to be posting high quality shots that should be seen by more people.
Alex Wise http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexwise/
Alex is the long exposure whisperer. His waterscapes are nothing less than stunning. How can a guy this young be so good at photography?
Andrew Gunsberg http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewgunsberg/
Australians will know him as Andrew G from Australian Idol on the tele and the Top 40 countdown on the radio. What most people don’t know is that he is a hell of a photographer as well.
Crusty Dolphin http://www.flickr.com/photos/crustydolphin/
Charlie, like Andrew above, and Kendra below, is doing the 365 Day project. She has slowly turned into a strobist to be reckoned with. The people doing the 365 Day project have nothing but admiration from me. Where do they get there ideas?
Chapendra http://www.flickr.com/photos/chaparral/
Like Andrew and Charlie, Kendra is doing the 365 Day project. But she has been doing it long enough to have done a shot every day for over 1000 days!!! Mick actually interviewed her on his Blog about it a while back.
schoolbookdepository http://www.flickr.com/photos/schoolbookdepository/
Although he doesn’t post much on Flickr of late, check out some of his earlier work. He has probably got gear worth more than my house, but boy can he use it.
Vitek http://www.flickr.com/photos/vitek/
V is like an angry Trent Parke. Not shy to voice an opinion in Flickr groups, he is usually listened to because he takes such stunning photos. His street photography is amongst the best I have seen.
Apparently it is here. This from a press release I was emailed.
Key features:
¡ Worldâs fastest AF continuous shooting performance at 10 fps (up to 120 shots in a single burst)
Worldâs first professional DSLR to feature FULL High Definition movie recording
¡ 16.1MP Canon APS-H size CMOS sensor
ISO speed range 100-12800 (expandable to L:50; H1: 25600; H2: 51200; H3: 102400)
Dual DiG!C 4 image processing
Live View shooting (AF mode: Quick, Live, Live Face Detection)
3-inch, fine detail Clear View II LCD screen (920,000 dots, VGA)
¡ New 45-point area Auto Focus (AF) system
Sydney, 20 October 2009: Professional photographers worldwide will today be celebrating the launch of Canonâs latest high-performance digital SLR camera, the EOS 1D Mark IV. The new Canon EOS is the first high-end professional DSLR that can record FULL High Definition (HD) movies in addition to stills.
The EOS 1D Mark IV supersedes the EOS 1D Mark III and boasts extreme high performance, shooting at speeds of 10 fps; increased ISO capabilities to an incredible range of 100-12800 (expandable to 50-102400); and an all new Auto Focus system. A 16.1 megapixel Canon APS-H CMOS sensor and Dual DiG!C 4 image processing combine to deliver outstanding image quality with fine detail, low noise and brilliant reproduction of colour and tones.
âThe EOS 1D Mark IV is packed with new developments including world-first features that will see this camera deliver performance to meet any challenge faced by professional photographers,â says Cathy Hattersley, Brand Manager â EOS Professional, Canon Australia. âCanon EOS re-establishes the pro DSLR benchmark, combining speed, quality and durability with features such as low-noise, high ISO sensitivity and FULL High Definition video recording to cater to all pro requirements from press and sports reporting to studio work.â
Ultimate Image Quality
A high-sensitivity action camera for low-light situations, the EOS 1D Mark IV boasts a standard ISO range of 100-12800, expandable to an incredible 50-102400, allowing photographers to capture sharper images in lower light environments than ever before. Precise, low-noise images can be achieved using the low ISO speeds â a must for professionals producing large, detailed images within the studio environment.
Coupled with a new 45-point AF system that ensures images will always be crisp and clear, this is the perfect solution for sports photographers trying to get that winning shot at night-time sports matches.
The all new AF system features 45-point area AF with 39 cross-type points and sensitivity to f/2.8. An easy-to-use advanced AF point registration function ensures that AF points can be changed quickly when the cameraâs orientation is changed. The Al servo AF has also improved tracking for slow-moving subjects during macro photography. These features combined with other new AF advancements allow every photo opportunity to be captured.
Intuitive features such as Auto Lighting Optimiser and Peripheral Illumination correction ensure that photographers continue to capture high-quality shots even while experimenting with new shooting situations and styles.
Increased flexibility with FULL High Definition recording
In response to professional demand for greater flexibility, the EOS 1D Mark IV features FULL HD movie recording. In any shooting mode, users can capture still photos and movies in FULL HD quality or standard TV quality (VGA), making this the ideal camera for professional photographers who need to efficiently capture stills and movies without compromising on quality.
Thanks to the ultra-high ISO speed of the CMOS sensor, movie shooting in low-light situations, while often difficult for a dedicated camcorder, can now be achieved with the EOS 1D Mark IV.
Also featuring Live View shooting with Auto Focus capabilities, the new camera allows professionals to preview images in real time on the 3-inch, fine detail Clear View II LCD screen with 920,000 dots for greater flexibility and creative composition. The DSLR also features live Face Detection mode in Live View shooting. By distinguishing human faces in each shot and adjusting the focus and exposure accordingly, Live Face Detection allows photographers to ensure their subjects are captured clearly and accurately.
Extreme High Performance
The Dual DiG!C 4 image processing incorporated in the EOS 1D Mark IV allows it to achieve the worldâs fastest AF continuous shooting performance at 10 fps. The camera has the ability to capture up to 120 shots in a single continuous burst, so the perfect shot will never be missed.
This coupled with DiG!C 4âs high-speed rendering of fine detail and natural colour reproduction satisfies professional demands for exceptional image quality and responsiveness in any shooting situation.
Built for the toughest environments
The EOS 1D Mark IV features a water and dust-resistant magnesium alloy body and the EOS integrated cleaning system.
Water and dust-resistant measures are incorporated at 76 points throughout the camera and the shutter durability is 300,000 cycles. The EOS integrated cleaning system reduces dust on the sensor, giving greater peace of mind when on assignment.
The feel of operation has also improved since the 1D Mark III with improvements to the shape and stroke of the buttons.
Pricing and Availability
The EOS 1D Mark IV (RRP TBC) is available through Canon retailers from December. For more information, customers can contact Canon on 1800 021 167, or visit the website at www.canon.com.au
That is a hell of a lot of camera.
Road Trip Day 9. Mungo National Park., originally uploaded by norbography.
Taken at Mungo National Park, NSW.
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