Canon 5DSR - field experience

<p>Has anyone heard of any moire issues when using the 5DSR in Landscape or Architecture shots?</p>

<p>Not personally, but you might like to read this:<br>

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/hands-review/canon-eos-5ds-5ds-r-dslrs?cm_mmc=EML-_-Content-WeeklyContent-_-150620-_-Header_Explora_Canon-5DS-5DSR</p>

 

<p>FWIW Ken Rock got one of these 5DS cameras and he's been writing opinion pieces about it.<br>

http://www.kenrockwell.com/canon/5ds.htm#sampleimages <br>

I'm quite content with my 6D and see no need personally for any more MP. Horses for courses. Good luck!</p>

Well, I've had moiré once from a D800e, where there was

a railing at just the right distance, if that counts as

architecture. It took me nearly a minute to fix it in Adobe

camera raw, most of which was finding the tool.

Otherwise, having used a D800e almost since launch

and a D810 since February, and mostly shooting at

apertures chosen for sharpness... I've almost never seen

a problem. I'm sure the same is true of the 5DsR. Don't

be scared of losing the low pass filter, unless perhaps

you're a wedding pro and don't have time to check all

your shots. Nikon's consumer bodies don't have low

pass filters any more either - that's how much of a

problem it isn't.

<p>Naturally recurring patterns will typically not be a problem because they do NOT perfectly replicate; however, architecture will occasionally contain such exactly repeating patterns, which will require correction. Fabrics in fashion photography can be problematic.</p>

<p>DxO Optics Pro automatically corrects for moire with the Nikon e- series and it'll be only a short time before they have the module for the 5Dsr. Certainly, Canon's Digital Photo Professional will have a correction module. </p>

<p>It would be interesting to compare the 5Ds, processed with some sharpening to compensate for the low-pass filter, and the 5Ds R, processed to correct moiré. Which of the two is easier to fix?</p>

I got my 5DSR, I've been trying to create a moire situation, different clothes, TV, computer monitor, Etc. so far, no moire.