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Pseudonymous 07-17-2011 09:51 PM
Canon 5d Mark II Owners - File Sizes?
 
How big are your files when shooting indoors, ISO 100, using strobes? Roughly?

Im getting 3-4mb super fine jpegs and im a bit curious considering i was using a 1ds mark ii before with the same lighting setup and getting 10mb jpegs roughly

marcop 07-17-2011 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous (Post 18288693)
How big are your files when shooting indoors, ISO 100, using strobes? Roughly?

Im getting 3-4mb super fine jpegs and im a bit curious considering i was using a 1ds mark ii before with the same lighting setup and getting 10mb jpegs roughly
You're not a photographer, are you? Just buy Sony Vegas and everything will be fine. Etc.

Pseudonymous 07-17-2011 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by marcop (Post 18288726)
You're not a photographer, are you? Just buy Sony Vegas and everything will be fine. Etc.
No im not, I am the owner actually.

And what does a video editing software have to do with why my camera outputs a smaller original jpg than a different model canon full frame camera?

AaronM 07-17-2011 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by pseudonymous (Post 18288693)
how big are your files when shooting indoors, iso 100, using strobes? Roughly?

Im getting 3-4mb super fine jpegs and im a bit curious considering i was using a 1ds mark ii before with the same lighting setup and getting 10mb jpegs roughly
3-5.5 iso 100-160

Pseudonymous 07-17-2011 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 18288739)
3-5.5 iso 100-160
Perfect, thanks.

Im still curious as to why the photos from my 1ds came out twice as large, with the same settings and lighting setup.

AaronM 07-17-2011 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous (Post 18288745)
Perfect, thanks.

Im still curious as to why the photos from my 1ds came out twice as large, with the same settings and lighting setup.
I'd guess different technology.

shoot2thrill 08-01-2011 01:21 PM
i see what you did there - but i'm afraid i'm the only one :)

Quote:
Originally Posted by marcop (Post 18288726)
You're not a photographer, are you? Just buy Sony Vegas and everything will be fine. Etc.


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