JP Danko posted a piece over at DIY Photography which prompted me to reformulate his question into something more understandable for the marketing guys at the big camera companies: which would be a more exciting upgrade for you, dear planet5D reader -- from 24mp to…
It’s all over the web now: Sony has pulled a rabbit out of its hat with the low light performance of their new A7s, sibling to the A7 and A7R. The imagery is stunning, the ISO numbers staggering.[adrotate group="6"] DxOMark confirms that the A7s has…
We just got this from Den Lennie and I hope you're sitting down as this will absolutely astound you and you won't believe your eyes - the Sony A7s high ISO performance compared side by side with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III is simply…
planetMitch note: Dustin's previous tutorial on timelapse ("How to create an HDR Timelapse") was a huge draw and still gets plenty of views every day on planet5D - we're incredibly thrilled to have Dustin premiering his newest tutorial here! Hello again fellow timelapse nerds. Probably…
In this detailed comparison between the sensors in the new Sony A7r and A7 cameras, Gordon Laing of Camera Labs shows clearly that the difference between the two is in the "not much" category. To totally pixel-peep head over to the original article - there…
We've talked a lot about the new Magic Lantern RAW video enhancements lately (and I'm afraid you're going to keep hearing about it because it is a significant enhancement to the Canon DSLR video line) but you have also got to see this test! It…
On the "Canon5DMarkSeries" yahoo group, a member (Don Marcotte) has been very interested in finding out about the high ISO performance of the Canon EOS 6D - so he managed to visit his local store and they let him do some "dark" tests - by…
This brand new Canon EOS 5D Mark III vs Canon EOS 5D Mark II video popped up yesterday causing quite a stir. First, download the 1080 HD version and look for yourself. What do you see? I see a whole lot less noise, but there's…
Vincent Laforet announced early this morning that his Canon EOS-1D MKIV movie (one of the first movies released on the pre-production units) is now available again. And, as an added bonus, there's now a 'behind the scenes' video to go with it. From his blog…
