Director or La Boîte à science Manon Théberge, Lévis Mayor Danielle Roy Marinelli, Federal MP of Lévis-Bellechasse Steven Blaneyet and CEO of la Boîte à science Réjean Blais lunch small rockets during a press conference at the Lévis City Hall Monday April 30, 2007 to announce a new building near the bridges. La boîte à science as the mission to sparks interest, especialy from young mind, with science and technologies.
Technical: Canon EOS 1d Mark II, 1/125 at f3.2 with a 16-35 at 16mm – ISO 1250 and fill flash
Catherine Bella (front) and Stéphanie Jomphe look at a Botero’s painting at the last day of the exposition at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec Sunday April 29, 2007
Technical: Canon EOS 1d Mark II, 1/80 at f3.5 with a 70-200 at 120mm – ISO 1600
Canadian champion in couple Bryce Davison and Jessica Dubé perform during a figure skating demonstration at l’aréna Chauveau in Quebec city Satruday April 28, 2007.
Technical: Canon EOS 1d Mark II, 1/500 at f2.8 with a 70-200 at 200mm – ISO 3200
Canadian champion in couple Bryce Davison and Jessica Dubé perform during a figure skating demonstration at l’aréna Chauveau in Quebec city Satruday April 28, 2007.
Technical: Canon EOS 1d Mark II, 1/500 at f2.8 with a 70-200 at 200mm – ISO 3200
Sarasota Herald-Tribune photog Chip Litherland presents the One Hundred Things Completely Right About Our Job list. That is was one of the greatest thing I read in years! Any photojournalist who read it will for sure shakes their head up and down at every item of the list!
And I think no one can understand better than me the very first one.
Rob Galbraith did a great review of a preproduction Mark III.
The camera’s features may be difficult to sum up, but the camera’s performance isn’t. It’s awesome. Pixel-for-pixel, the image quality is the best we’ve seen from a digital SLR, and except for one preproduction body glitch, it’s also the best SLR we’ve ever shot with too. The EOS-1D Mark III shows a level of design care and engineering thoroughness that is simply unprecedented. Its list of features is impressive. But actually using the camera reveals how impressive all these features work.
There is a couple of full size sample images provided. The comparison between the Mark III and D2Xs files on high ISO (see page 3 of the review) show how big the blow will be to Nikon.
The Canon EOS 1d Mark III will hit the shelves in June.
On a side note, I did not know that Galbraith was Canadian. I was pretty surprised to see my home town University volleyball team featured in the sample files.
Stéphane Modat at l’Utopie, his restaurant on St-Joseph street in Quebec City
Technical: Canon EOS 1d Mark II, 1/250 at f5 with a 70-200 at 75mm – ISO 125, flash bouced into an umbrella on left side