01-22-2018, 04:29 PM
We went on a two days trip with our cameras for a 2 days photography trip, those were 2 great days, we were all sharing our gear, we had 5Dsr 5D3 750D 7Dmkii plus film bodies.
Lenses we had Canon rokinon 8mmf3.5 fisheye, Canon 10-18f4.5-5.6 canon 15-85, canon 16-35f4 IS canon 17-55 f2.8 voigtlander color skopar 20mmf3.5, canon 24-105 f4L x2 canon 28-105f3.5-4.5, canon 35mmf2.0IS, canon 50mmf1.4, canon 85mmf1.2 mkii, canon 100mm macro IS and Canon 70-300 IS
Plus flashes and reflectors, so we were very well equipped.
My impressions: For tripod long exposure photography all of them did very well, 750D plus 10-18 however was by far lighter and it was the only camera we dared use with a low viewpoint tripod inside the water, would you use 5Dsr 40cm above water in the sea in winter ??? The tilting screen was of big help also.
Once it became really dark, live view on 750D was totally black, 7Dmkii was still running normally with possibility of manual focus as well as 5Dsr.
The end result all did well however 5Dsr was resolution king downsized to 20MP it blew everything out for noise and details.
Next day shooting in bright sunshine, we were doing portraiture, 7Dmkii was the speed king, also it didn't have the least problem tracking, however once again 5Dsr resolved an unimaginable quantity of details.
We did also some portraits inside a church where lighting wasn't as good, here crop bodies easily lagged, 5Ds was far ahead of 7D at ISO 3200 and 6400, downsized to 20MP 5Dsr was still king.
So after working and checking 40GB or RAW files, and working with four bodies, I can say, 5Dsr is an extraordinary landscape and studio camera, had it the speed it would be an overkill, it's interesting though to have on you a cheap body with acceptable performance in case you wanna shoot in risky situations, the best sunset photos were actually taken with 750D since no one dared put his camera in saltwater danger
Lenses we had Canon rokinon 8mmf3.5 fisheye, Canon 10-18f4.5-5.6 canon 15-85, canon 16-35f4 IS canon 17-55 f2.8 voigtlander color skopar 20mmf3.5, canon 24-105 f4L x2 canon 28-105f3.5-4.5, canon 35mmf2.0IS, canon 50mmf1.4, canon 85mmf1.2 mkii, canon 100mm macro IS and Canon 70-300 IS
Plus flashes and reflectors, so we were very well equipped.
My impressions: For tripod long exposure photography all of them did very well, 750D plus 10-18 however was by far lighter and it was the only camera we dared use with a low viewpoint tripod inside the water, would you use 5Dsr 40cm above water in the sea in winter ??? The tilting screen was of big help also.
Once it became really dark, live view on 750D was totally black, 7Dmkii was still running normally with possibility of manual focus as well as 5Dsr.
The end result all did well however 5Dsr was resolution king downsized to 20MP it blew everything out for noise and details.
Next day shooting in bright sunshine, we were doing portraiture, 7Dmkii was the speed king, also it didn't have the least problem tracking, however once again 5Dsr resolved an unimaginable quantity of details.
We did also some portraits inside a church where lighting wasn't as good, here crop bodies easily lagged, 5Ds was far ahead of 7D at ISO 3200 and 6400, downsized to 20MP 5Dsr was still king.
So after working and checking 40GB or RAW files, and working with four bodies, I can say, 5Dsr is an extraordinary landscape and studio camera, had it the speed it would be an overkill, it's interesting though to have on you a cheap body with acceptable performance in case you wanna shoot in risky situations, the best sunset photos were actually taken with 750D since no one dared put his camera in saltwater danger