Canon 5D Mark II , HDR photographs of Hawaii

High Dynamic Range digital photographs with the Canon 5D Mark II with Nikon AIS 28mm, Canon 70-200mm L IS USM, ND filter

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Hawaii
• Ice Palace

[ayamcupu]

looks like painting, super cool

[JediFarce]

@ayamcupu I think so, but you know what I'm finding out? A lot of people on photography sites don't like this sort of thing because it makes photographs look like paintings. I guess they're "purists" I just think they're snobbish with a very narrow view on art. Lol.

[13bap13]

aghh ! and the skating?

[JediFarce]

@13bap13 Isn't there enough videos there already?

[anfaengerdub]

You used a nikon Lens on a Canon ? is this possible? ^^

[JediFarce]

@anfaengerdub Funny thing is, you can't use Canon lenses from the 80's without serious modification to the mounts, but with an adapter it's no problem with Nikon lenses. Weird huh? It's a WTF moment. Lol.

[ayamcupu]

@JediFarce I think they just try to being idealist. Lol. But i really like this kind of image. btw, you always have great music for your video man.

[13bap13]

@JediFarce Disliekee

[13bap13]

@JediFarce dislikeee

[manfredz0r]

Makes me wanna visit Hawaii :D

[JediFarce]

@anfaengerdub @anfaengerdub With a nikon to eos adapter. However, the autofocus becomes inoperable, but I shoot video or stills in manual so it doesn't matter. Also with the 5D's full frame sensor, you can't use lenses intended for use with a cropped sensor, if you try you get a weird periscope effect. Nikon prime AIS are 80's lens, are usable and cheap. I wish I could use my 20mm prime but I get a vignetting with the use of the ND filter, for now I stick with the 28mm until I get a matte box.