Using a Canon 1D in 2021?

[@dnyc_]

Stunning. She can't take a bad photo and you've got a great eye for composition.

[@philip851]

He had nothing to do with it...it was all her

[@nanaresh1007]

still love the original cameras. 1D, 1Ds, 5D. they never disappoint.

[@retphotojourno9781]

I agree!

[@ignatprokhoropchyuck4652]

Love them and have them too❤

[@1550592535]

I own a 5d and a 1Ds. Would a 1d be worth it? :P

[@HonJazzz]

I have one and I am also working on a review. I’m glad you appreciate this old tank of a camera as well.

[@edpavez]

1D team, assemble!

[@nanaresh1007]

yup! mine is dead, i need one again.for now im using the 1D2N

[@ESKATEUK]

It gives a look that just cannot be replicated with the cameras of today. If you want to be a truly well rounded photographer I believe you need an old camera like this in your arsenal of cameras to use, as it gives such a different character. The pictures from cameras like this and the original 5D classic are just beautiful, and are still very relevant today.

[@69addict]

Yes it can with colour presets

[@TheRebelBagel]

@@MercedesBenzGKlasse I don't necessarily disagree with either side as I have both an A7IV and D700(which is praised for it's color rendering) but I have done blind tests where people have believed shots taken with my A7IV were a D700 or 5D Classic. I wouldn't do that on the regular as it can be slightly time consuming but it can be done rather easily. Plus if I want that look I'll just shoot with that camera.

[@ShutterNChill]

@@TheRebelBagel I have experienced something similar. I have the 5D classic, and since I had it my photography with the M50mkII has improved tremendousl. Now I can make the colors / texture of the M50 very similar to the 5D classic... (not always, but more often than I expect). Yet, it took the 5D experience /lessons to teach me how to get there with the mirrorless.

[@stuartcarden1371]

Yet again your channel shows that you don't need the latest tech to take wonderful photographs. You need a good eye, patience and creativity ❤️ - Sending lots of love from Brighton; we miss you on the south coast.

[@EVRLYNMedia]

i got a 1D III for dirt cheap last year and it dosent disappoint! i love the way it renders colors and works so reliably, plus exceptional battery life!

[@retphotojourno9781]

I still have a 1 D a I D Mark II and a 1 D Mark 4 as a companion camera to my 1 DX Mark II. It will be a while before I go mirriorless. If it ain't broken why fix it!

[@parshua]

If you are into CCD sensors, then the most epic one is the one in the Nikon D200 or Pentax K10D. It was the same sensor, and has all the things you like about the CCDs at 10MP. Even better, DxO Deep Prime also supports those sensors, so you get a significantly better image out of them, with practically no noise. I was amazed how my 10 year old photos look now, with the technology of today helping to mitigate the shortcomings of the technology of yesteryear. Give it a try!

[@s87343jim]

I had a Nikon D80, again, pretty much the same sensor. At low ISO the IQ is really awesome. Of course, it falls apart at about 800-1600, but treat it as if you are shooting film and yeah~! Happy photographer!

[@parshua]

@@s87343jim Try Deep Prime NR on those ISO 800-1600 photos. The trial version is free to download. Let me know how it goes.

[@obsidian00]

LONG LIVE THE KING! I may not have ever owned or shot with the 1D but I do have it’s last child (1DX3) and what a insane family tree that is! Great video, great photos! 👍🏾

[@mikachigi]

Since I've gotten my 1D, I have sold my 70D and 5D2 It may have low resolution and it lacks a lot of good features, but still it performes great

[@adampescador8054]

Great photo session. After 20 years, the Canon 1D still gives good results👍

[@retphotojourno9781]

I agree!

[@Nerdzombiedisco]

Love mine. Bought it for $60 in like new condition. I shoot street with it (Canon 20-35mm lens) when I take a break from shooting film. The results are like shooting an endless supply of Porta and Tri-X. Very similar to my Leica M8.2.

[@Zetaphotography]

Nice to see new content. Shooting portraits with a DSLR and CCD or early CMOS sensors give a different look of what is seen in over processed images today. I may rebuy a 5D just for that reason. Ive even considered my original set up of 20D and the 17-85mm EF-s lens. My opinion extremely sharp, glad it wasnt an L label

[@retphotojourno9781]

I have a copy that is in immaculate condition with 11,000 clicks on it. Once in a while I take it out for artistic projects. I love the 1D Classic Color Palette. For those who may be wondering about prints, I have made nice enlargements using high quality resizing software.

[@HeuerAndy]

Glad you mentioned the software in your comment. I enlarge my photos in Lightroom or Photoshop, but I'm not really happy with the resolution. Do you have another tip for software?

[@retphotojourno9781]

@@HeuerAndy , I am using Topaz Gigapixel software for enlargements.

[@dwh2804]

Great review of the first digital camera I ever owned; the pictures look great (up to a certain size). I still have a 1Ds on the shelf, but the challenge is obtaining quality replacement batteries that clip in correctly (and keeping them healthy between infrequent uses).

[@davepastern]

what batteries have you been going with?

[@Nenad9785]

Find patona batteries, i even use not original charger with "crocodile" conections it charges perfectly.

[@KaisuiSTFC]

Well... this just re-ignited my need for a Nikon D3, always has been a dream of a camera for me... now that's cheaper i should go for it...

[@samanimeguy23]

I'm looking for a D3 too..or D3s...

[@MrZosh]

Ed Pavez, after your awesome video and 7 months of searching the web I finally found a 1D with only 24.200 shutter actuations :) While usually a Nikon-Shooter I fall immediatley in love with this fantastic camera. And greetings to Georgia, she is an outstanding model!!!

[@davepastern]

I just picked up one in minty condition with under 7k actuations. Chuffed I am!

[@Ivandotjpeg]

The last canon body to sport a CCD. I’m 2005, I had a brief moment with canon. This camera with a 135mm f2, joy to use together. I ended up selling this and moved over to Nikon full time. Honestly though, the images were always really crispy sharp. This was always my favorite canon digital body.

[@PerfectNormal]

My Canon 1D Mark iii has been my street cam for a couple months and I’m in love. Loved it so much that I ordered a Canon 1D Mark IV to get the 16mp. I can’t wait 😝

[@chansouvannarath3789]

I bought 1d mark III loved it and later got the 1d mark IV (more resulution). I like them both. For shooting portraits they are superb.

[@PerfectNormal]

@@chansouvannarath3789 Absolutely. I think I like the colors of the IV more than the three. The three seems to be abit more saturated with less color depth. The IV seems a bit cooler with more color depth.

[@caphaddock5883]

I have a 1D and also noticed the AF from the shutter button could be "off" sometimes, try setting back button focus, Custom function 04-3 might help out. The * button becomes the AF button then.

[@monzarace]

I shot with my 1D for many years, then went on to Mark II and later 1DX Mark II: I just sold mine. I liked it, but didn't use it any more and it's now with another happy owner. Thanks for sharing. Kind regards.

[@NiGhtPiSH]

If you like CCD sensors try the Olympus E-1 or the Minolta 7D. The Olympus in particular has some really nice glass to pair with. Might be only a 4/3 type sensor, but man, does it deliver some amazing colors.

[@imnguyen6658]

How does it compare with the 1d?

[@ToniLovesSkateboarding]

I have a 1DmkII. its great owning a camera that not only takes great photos but could also be used in self defense xD Those things are bricks!

[@mhaustria]

I really enjoyed your video a lot. I liked how Georgia and you worked together and I can see this positive energy in your portraits. Very Well done!

[@gsrox2007]

Markus here!? I would never associate your name with anything digital :) Nice to see you like the 1D as well!

[@mhaustria]

@@gsrox2007 hahaha - I mostly work with the wet collodion process, but also shoot digital for a magazine and some other stuff. I am mostly confused with these tiny sensors ;) hahaha 😹

[@dumkopf]

Man. I'm just glad Ed doesn't call it 'classic' or 'Mk1'. Excellent photos as always!

[@petermoto409]

Why not? It IS a Mk1.

[@petertorda5487]

I used to have this one, that CCD sensor had quite unique colors, only 4.1Mpx but weak low pass filter, so pictures has been really sharp. Here pictures after basic conversion from RAW look instantly like from magazine. I remember my huge disappointment from 1Dmk2 where was really strong low pass filter, so pictures looks almost like out of focus, they somehow fixed this in 1Dmk2n.

[@PerfectNormal]

I actually just got the 1D mark ii N. So they fixed the issue that you’re speaking about for the N model? How do you think the image quality of the “N” compares to the original 1D?

[@petertorda5487]

@PerfectNormal Hi, I have also MK2n, and picture is perfect, but I suggest to shoot everything into raw, then convert it in Adobe camera raw. Just one heads up, be carefully with AF to set to 45points, sometimes it really makes soft focus, if you choose one particular point focus is really sharp.

[@mathiasanders3946]

I owned the 1DMkII for a while and i loved it. But i switched to nikon extraordinary for the look of ccd sensors like the D80 and it's bigger brother the D200. Mostly i shoot on film but the older cameras give the look of "digital film" if it's nessesary. Best regards

[@deadpool6072]

That's actually true. In fact, I just commented that the photos from this camera looks like it was taken with Portra 400.

[@chipblock2854]

I recently bought the 2006 EOS 1D Mark II. I really love it so much. It isn't as fast as newer ones but its still great to use. I bought it on EBay for under $200. I like having two slots for memory cards. I did find out that it is hard to find batteries, however. I mainly use it for outdoor landscape work. Its sure a heavy camera but it's nice to know it's well made. Now I want a Canon 400 mm f2.8. lens. From the same seller I bought a Canon EOS 1N film camera for $69. I do a lot of b&w film photography. It sure a step up from old EOS 630.

[@edpavez]

I shot a lot with the 1Dmk2 in 2009. I loved that camera. I just found it had too much digital noise from 640 ISO upwards. But shooting at 800 or 1600 in black and white was great.

[@The14541]

EOS 1N! I really want to have it, to accompany my 650. But watching this really tempting me to find 1D. LMAO

[@PerfectNormal]

@@edpavez may I ask sir if the 1D Mark two has comparable image quality to the original 1D? I just purchased a 1D Mark ii N and I already want to buy an original 1D because of your great video.

[@deadpool6072]

It has that Kodak Portra 400 look that none of the modern EOS 1D has.

[@ShutterNChill]

I think the few shots out of focus might have been the lens, and not the camera. I had the same issue with the Nifty fifty lens (50mm F1.8), a good many times it just missed focus on both the 20D and the 5D classic. This never happens with the EF 85mm F1.8, EF 24mm F2.8 IS USM, or the Sigma ART 35mm....

[@AI-Hallucination]

I had one in my hands with a 85mm 1.2 the other week was unreal how good the photos looked could not see a difference

[@jerrymcrie]

also have one, i am not by any means even remotely a pro but i somehow love old gear. and this fits perfectly in the old usable gear. not pro usage of course but for me it is a flagship. i also run a kodak dcs 14n pro so this is a rocketship compared to that. the lens choice is somehow a problem, only have 2 lenses, have to get a L for it. it is so modern for such a old thing. the charger is still a problem tho, rare and expensive so i use a variable power supply to charge, battery is a monster it last well. again we are talking about old gear.

[@JonathanCalkins]

Awesome! I loved my 1D but it used a lot of power. My 1D Mark II lasts longer, so I'm happy with it!

[@PerfectNormal]

How would you compare the image quality? I just got my 1D Mark ii N. I’ve shot with it, but I haven’t checked the images on a computer yet.

[@nikonmark37814]

Enjoyed the video! Just for fun I'll grab my old Canon 1Ds or 1D mark II from time to time and leave the 6D or 5Ds at home. I'd forgotten how much better newer cameras are but the old camera are still a joy to use for personal work.

[@broskies2598]

Thank you for not selling out, ads. Stay true and keep up the good vids

[@leighann5308]

Beautiful shots nicely done. What lens did you use?

[@smoejith9283]

That CCD and lots of soft shadow light, plus a great model and photog... hard to beat!

[@gsrox2007]

1D shooter here as well. Just did two days at the race track with the 1D and Sigma 120-300/2.8 and the results are stunning! Way more keepers than with the A73 and the same lens with MC-11 in between. Everyone loved the photos and the colors just pop out at you.

[@gsrox2007]

I've solved the battery issue as well with the DC adapter option as well as a lithium hacked OEM battery shell.

[@anuragchaudhary6307]

How'd you solve the battery issue? Can you please elaborate!

[@gsrox2007]

I bought the canon DC-E1 battery adapter with wall wart. I have a portable lithium Ion battery pack I can carry in a backpack to shoot for 3-4 days of continuous high fps shooting. Third solution is 8x 18650 3000mah samsung cell battery pack with 13v regulated output. This is a hard case that screws into the bottom tripod thread on the body and connects to the DC-E1. Fourth solution is using 3x18650 3000mah cells installed inside the OEM battery shell with a dc-dc regulator for 13v output.

[@anuragchaudhary6307]

I've tried the 18650 one ,the cells don't property physically fit inside my old np-e3 she'll.hmm

[@anuragchaudhary6307]

13v regulated output? How'd do do that

[@lucamarinoni920]

She’s pure class.. lovely work from Booth of you!

[@crashyyy4116]

I'm a bit young, so I had no idea that the 1D was a CCD sensor. Intersting that the Mk II had a CMOS sensor. With the prices of 1D (and the few EF lenses I have, with no need to get more -- thanks X100F), I think I might pick one up.

[@davepastern]

highly recommended imho. It's a great camera. Not only was the original 1D CCD sensor based, flash sync goes all the way up to 1/500 second and shutter speed all the way up to 1/16000 second. Yes, you read that correctly. High ISO performance is very bad compared to modern cameras though. Up to ISO 400, usable, but I'd recommend some NR software like Neat Image (the images clean up great, even at higher ISOs). Out of the camera though, only go up to ISO 400. I regret selling my 1D back in 2007 when I upgraded to the Mark IIn, which is inferior in terms of image quality imho.

[@-grey]

It looks a lot like what they were trying to do with the colour richness and tonality of the original EOS R, but a bit more natural.

[@photo1416]

How an ordinary person sees the developments in camera technology: I have a camera from the previous year, a new model is coming out next year and I'm running to buy it. How I look at things : I have an interesting color 5D 1 (2005) and I still have a lot to strive for 1D (2002) 😄

[@patrickp6351]

I regret selling my 1d mk3...it was a tank of a camera, a very fast tank :))

[@AveryDelMiller]

I like the "organic" look too, that's why I shoot on a vintage lettuce

[@WalksInCamera]

Been using a Sony a350 that has a CCD sensor and it does give a nice look to the photos. Together with some Minolta AF lenses the shots I get seem warmer and are maybe more film-like. Woodland shots in particular I find look great, and with the camera having 14.2 megapixels its a good camera to shoot with.

[@ToddDeSilva]

I bought an a330 and for whatever reason I wasn't super impressed with it. Looking back at some of my photos, I can kinda see the CCD goodness, but I ended up selling it.

[@RamonBrito]

Eduardo brother this is amazing I love what you have captured and the story of all the images. I am big fan of your trabajo glad to see you doing your thing. Cheers.

[@TheSecondSomething]

Always a pleasure watching you work

[@ledheavy26]

ccd > cmos for sure. Still keep my Nikon d70s for occasional shooting (great handling camera), the d200 with 10.2 mpx is tempting.

[@TheoDahlemPickups]

Awesome photos. Love your style. I got this camera from a neighbour's kids after he passed away. They were like tossing out everything out of his apartment, so I said why not. I had no idea what this camera is all about. I was wanting a Leica 8 so bad for its' great sensor and the photos that it renders, so w. this camera I might get close although it's quite a boat anchor to carry around. I haven't even fired it up yet as I don't habe the battery charger. I hope it is still in working order. It is totally distressed from excessive use. Oh, and the model you were shooting is great

[@robertolucarini6375]

Are the still images shot with a 50mm lens? The colors are beautiful, much more than the video. Great!

[@smartlight9971]

DSLRs never lose their performance in photography except in video which evolves rapidly

[@tailsnelf]

What camera did you use to film this?

[@AstonsVintageTechnologyWorkshp]

Really excellent work, you have a great eye for composition, and that's coming from a pro portraiture photographer that's been in the business for 30 years. Plus it helps having such a photogenic model too. 😎

[@AstonsVintageTechnologyWorkshp]

P.s. I still have my Canon Eos 1D, and yes, I did buy it new, so ouch 😁 but anyway, with the new firmware 1.4 you can use up to 8 GB cards if you format them in the camera, and apparently, (although I haven't tried this), up to 32 GB can be written to a card if formatted first on a computer. Just thought I'd mention it. All the best.

[@pers4855]

Beautiful shots 🙌🙌

[@Hector_Malot]

it proves that the overbidding of pixels is purely commercial, and a real scam.

[@noelpm2847]

I use a 1DS and it's beautiful to shoot. Unfortunately the batteries on it are clunky and replacement ones are hard to get

[@philip851]

I agree with you about ccd...'you are there,feeling'

[@hirocap69]

It's a very exciting review. I am also looking for the EOS-1D.

[@mehdimohebi1509]

nice photos! i have canon 1d and it is among top three Dslrs for color rendering T what lens did you use for this photo session?

[@angeloop]

0:29 I can see it's the 50mm 1.8 STM

[@yew108]

Hi Mehdi , would you like to share what are those top three Dslrs ? Thanks !

[@mehdimohebi1509]

@@yew108 sorry i can not, it took me 10 years buying and selling cameras to find out best digital color cameras! and even if i tell you you can not find them used on ebay either !

Le sacaste muy buenos retratos, felicidades! Gran review de la cámara 👍

[@eburneentertainment9903]

Wow the colours straight from the raw file look better than my edits! I need to get myself a 1D Mk1, shame they're so hard to find

[@RhettAnderson]

I like CCD sensors, too. I have a Pentax *ist DS that uses the same sensor as Nikon D100.

[@mauricio5818]

Nice! I'm still using my eos 5d

[@M4TR1X]

But suggest me where I can find a 1D Original!

[@alexanderpopov4691]

Love the colors and skin tone. Those old dslrs can deliver!

[@scottlarson1548]

I used the original 1D for years until the 1D Mark IIn came out. The biggest and most consistent problem I had was that violet would show up as dark blue. Normal purple (red+blue) on the other hand looked perfectly purple. Unfortunately one team I shot for wore both purple *and* violet things and that made it impossible to correct the violets without turning the true purples into some kind of incorrect reddish purple. In some extreme cases I had no choice but to select the violets manually in post to fix them. Ugh! Of course there were also the rainbow moires due to the weak antialias filter but that didn't happen too often. When someone was wearing something with a dark/light pattern (like black and white plaid) I knew to take lots of shots because there would be some rainbows in them and, with some luck, you'd get some shots that wouldn't require too much work in post. Since there was no way to magnify the images in camera, you wouldn't find out until you looked at them on a monitor. Also point expansion in AF really didn't work for sports (at least not for me). I could feel the delay it was causing my shots when it started using surrounding AF points. It was best to use the single center point and do everything possible to give that one point what it needed to focus properly.

[@geoffreypiltz271]

I have a D30 released the year before the 1D. It is oversensitive to infrared, and I have discovered that colour reproduction is much more accurate with an IR cut filter fitted to the lens, just like the original Leica M8. This might be a solution for the 1D.

[@scottlarson1548]

@@geoffreypiltz271 Purples rendering as dark blue is the opposite of IR sensitivity.

[@geoffreypiltz271]

@@scottlarson1548 Yes, you are of course right. Lacking violet implies that there is a cutoff at the Violet-Ultraviolet end of the spectrum. UV damages CCDs, so did Canon fit an overly strong UV cutoff filter?

[@scottlarson1548]

@@geoffreypiltz271 To get a sensor to see violet properly, the red pixels have to see to violet light on the other end of the visible spectrum. They weren't doing that. Also, Canon didn't make the 1D sensor.

[@geoffreypiltz271]

@@scottlarson1548 I was referring to a UV (not IR) filter in my second comment. Although Canon didn't make the sensor any UV filter could have been fitted by Canon or to their specification.

[@milt88]

love this camera picked up a really mint copy like it looked untouched for 500 2 years ago its still my fave camera to take around

[@michaelmjc24]

Where did you find it?

[@thatsentertainment5602]

How many megapixels is the Canon 1D Mark 3

[@neoaksa]

Have you ever used Tamron SP lens on it? I tried my 35 1.4 and 70-210 , neither of them worked. Wondering if it was only my case?

[@mcbronca]

this camera is very similar to the finepix S2Pro and with the advantage of using battery and not the traditional AA that finepix uses... I want to take this moment to say that your work as a photographer is really very good, I loved your photos, congratulations! PS: any errors in the text will be the translator's fault (lol).

[@klintxifood]

Muy buenas! Muchas gracias! Sabes dónde podría conseguir una actualmente?

[@franciscomartinezgarcia5397]

Reportaje muy cool👍 Hiciste el reportaje en RAW? Yo tuve la finepix s3 pro con sensor ccd para hacer reportaje social y me arrepiento de haberla vendido. Compré una con cmos y no es lo mismo. Saludos👋

[@CEEPMDEE]

I was able to purchase a mint copy for only $150. I love it.

[@lancebuttox9637]

Still love mine, really enjoyed your video and your take on the camera

[@sirdk1234]

Man there is something about Canon I love and I cant pinpoint it. Im shooting on Sony currently and I'm tempted to pick this up.

[@angelfoto4795]

Canon 1D: Just 4 megapixels Nikon D1: laughs with its 2.7 megapixels I have a lot of fun with my Nikon D1

[@7evive]

The sooc results are amazing 🤯 amazing

[@Studio1357_photography]

Hi, love the video, where did you print the scenes books?

[@Alex_Sidorin]

Was watching and listening with great pleasure, twice)) You've inspired me to buy some 40d and walking around with everybody I know to make good stuff by the low price 😃

[@alinagutierrez3019]

Voy a hacer este comentario en español porque creo que no podría explicarlo en inglés: estudié y trabajé en Fotografía por algunos años y en mi experiencia los fotógrafos hombres siempre sexualizaban a sus modelos, era muy difícil conseguir otro tipo de tomas cuando era un hombre hetero quien tomaba las fotos. Creo que eso los hacía malos fotógrafos: no poder despegar su idea de la belleza femenina y su deseo de su trabajo profesional. En este caso la sesión ME ENCANTÓ porque creo que pudiste captar gestos y tomas muy bellas, sugestivas sin sexualizar a la modelo y creo que eso es genial, y además es difícil de lograr. Felicidades por tu talento y profesionalismo!

[@RubtsoffAccordion]

😳

[@quite1enough]

yeah, if you upload this pics on any social media and wont tell people that that's from 20 years old digital camera, hardly anyone will guess upd. I like your editing, skin tones especially c:

[@Geo-jx4ij]

Nice review and super pictures. I have a Canon 1d & 1d mark ii and still use them….

[@PerfectNormal]

May I ask how the image quality of the original 1D compares to the 1D mark ii N? This video has compels me to buy an original 1D. But if the N comes close, maybe I should wait.

[@PerfectNormal]

May I ask how the image quality of the original 1D compares to the 1D mark ii N? This video has compels me to buy an original 1D. But if the N comes close, maybe I should wait.

[@philip851]

Forget the camera ...she is brilliant and a throw back to a bygone age of modelling. What ever you paid her...it wasn't enough

[@sunkenzebra4010]

Excelente video, hermano, yo me acabo de hacer de una mk iv y es una chulada

[@robertleidner9703]

You should try the old digital Hasselblads with CCD. Incredible images off those

[@edpavez]

I have tried one! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn-mfKKZjM2Iga8

[@peteryyz43]

Georgia, is most definitely on my mind.

[@minhta7540]

Nice color and pictures. Please review 1D mark iii

[@artkornienko4167]

Would be nice to know which lens?

[@dominiclester3232]

Nice video, thanks! She is so attractive from every angle. Nice angles from you and the quality from this old beast is very impressive. Which lens did you use please?

[@angeloop]

0:29 I can see it's the 50mm 1.8 STM

[@VladQuake]

I wish you did some action shots or shots moving out of a vehicle, to show off the global shutter of ccd

[@filisemaafu2547]

Eduardo, where can I find a charger for this? Any links

[@phsyckomantis]

Great pictures, please do make another episode.

[@utube321piotr]

Great video and results. The 1D has incredible colors. Please provide info as to what lens you used.

[@edpavez]

Just the basic Canon 50mm f1.8

[@utube321piotr]

@@edpavez there are 3 versions of them plus additional 2 yongnuo counterfeit ones

[@edpavez]

@@utube321piotr 50 1.8 STM, the one with metal mount.

[@utube321piotr]

@@edpavez excellent, that's the same as what I have and it makes great images

[@mercury2ster]

Lovely images!! Love those colors!

[@azzazz4549]

Is it full frame? I used to own one

[@Yaowenguo]

Like this model and I also have collected a Canon 1D4.

[@Zetaphotography]

Looking for a 1D III. Is it worth it and what lens for Boudoir photos

[@sebs2056]

Such a lovely vid about what really matters 😍

[@TheFilm2011]

Great review, very well done. Thank you very much!

[@sadeqsegaraga8766]

What lens used here?

[@poldeleon4551]

Nice photos and colors. Can you please give us some of the portrait shots in RAW? Thanks!

[@edpavez]

It’s at the end of the video!