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Stuart, just on occasion.

 

The ND has a huge dynamic range for a digital, and some of the N Zeiss glass has a

unique character to it... like the 85/1.4 used for this shot. I've tried to shoot some

wedding work with the ND, but the Canon's are more suited to those kinds of rapidly

changing situations.

 

I keep the ND around for personal work, more than for paid stuff.

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Yeah Peng, there aren't many of them out there. The full frame ND was launched to late,

and was plagued with poor marketing that pitted it against much faster cameras rather

than touting it's own unique characteristics. It's now discontinued.

 

Those of us who stuck it out with the camera and learned how to use it properly now get

some pretty nice stuff out of it. Adobe only just added this camera to the list supported by

their RAW developer. A big advancement, since the RAW program that came with the

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<i>"I should be cursing you as I've recently seen one in a shop in London and your photogs are making me drool."</i>

 

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Marc *should* be cursed. After seeing his wonderful results from the latest $5k digital Canon, I'm lusting after one of those now. :)

 

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As always, wonderful shots, Marc.

 

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--<br>

Eric<br>

<a href="http://canid.com/">http://canid.com/</a><br>

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