Despite still lovin my XT3, I just cant put down my newly acquired 5D 1. I 'd love to get a decent 28-75 or 28-105 for it at some point. Shooting with the nifty fifty currently.
Thank you for your comment. I do own other cameras, too, which have their own unique quirks and qualities, but the 5D just keeps me coming back for more. There’s something about its overall simplicity, the character of its images, and the tactile feel of using it that modern cameras can’t quite replicate. The 5D has a strange way of slowing me down, making me more deliberate in my approach, and reminding me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. I found the 50mm is a perfect match for this camera, but I also use Canons 40mm and the 20-35mm, as well as adapting vintage lenses. I can’t believe this camera will be 20 years old next year; mine hasn't missed a beat 🙌
@@paulappleby2729 Hi Paul.... yes... i noted your other cameras. I've been watching quite a few of your back catalog. 100% agree with the feeling of using the 5Dc. I actually feel quite proud when I'm out and about using it. 🙂 I seem to have only one Vintage lens that works with my 5D. I mostly collected PK Mount and they seem to catch the mirror which is excruciatingly painful when it happens as I fear that mirror falling off. Nice to have found your channel Paul. I look forward to future vids as and when. Regards..... Steve
Hi Steve, I understand your feeling about the 5Dc when you are out with it. I have had a lot of people asking curious questions about mine when I’m out. I once met a guy with the Canon 5D Mark IV, he laughed at mine and called it a dinosaur, since then, I affectionately call mine my T-Rex. 🦖 Unfortunately, vintage lenses on the Canon 5Dc can be a little ‘hit’ and miss with its mirror, but with some care, it’s always fun to see what the image results are like with them attached. I’m happy to hear you are liking the content of the channel, thank you for your support! 🙌 All the best, Paul
Nice Paul! Love the focus on form.
Hi Cody, always appreciate your comments, hope you’re keeping well 👍
Very nice. Can’t beat that original sensor. So good. The audio ambience was nice on this too.
Thank you so much! I completely agree, the original sensor has such a unique character. I’m glad you enjoyed the audio ambience, too 🙌
Amazing photos, I love seeing your perspective!
Appreciate your positive feedback, it really helps me a lot, thank you! 🙏
Despite still lovin my XT3, I just cant put down my newly acquired 5D 1. I 'd love to get a decent 28-75 or 28-105 for it at some point. Shooting with the nifty fifty currently.
Thank you for your comment. I do own other cameras, too, which have their own unique quirks and qualities, but the 5D just keeps me coming back for more. There’s something about its overall simplicity, the character of its images, and the tactile feel of using it that modern cameras can’t quite replicate. The 5D has a strange way of slowing me down, making me more deliberate in my approach, and reminding me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. I found the 50mm is a perfect match for this camera, but I also use Canons 40mm and the 20-35mm, as well as adapting vintage lenses. I can’t believe this camera will be 20 years old next year; mine hasn't missed a beat 🙌
@@paulappleby2729 Hi Paul.... yes... i noted your other cameras. I've been watching quite a few of your back catalog. 100% agree with the feeling of using the 5Dc. I actually feel quite proud when I'm out and about using it. 🙂 I seem to have only one Vintage lens that works with my 5D. I mostly collected PK Mount and they seem to catch the mirror which is excruciatingly painful when it happens as I fear that mirror falling off. Nice to have found your channel Paul. I look forward to future vids as and when. Regards..... Steve
Hi Steve, I understand your feeling about the 5Dc when you are out with it. I have had a lot of people asking curious questions about mine when I’m out. I once met a guy with the Canon 5D Mark IV, he laughed at mine and called it a dinosaur, since then, I affectionately call mine my T-Rex. 🦖
Unfortunately, vintage lenses on the Canon 5Dc can be a little ‘hit’ and miss with its mirror, but with some care, it’s always fun to see what the image results are like with them attached.
I’m happy to hear you are liking the content of the channel, thank you for your support! 🙌 All the best, Paul
this is my literal setup lol
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