The Working Pro's Canon 1dx III review (before the NFL game) - Part 1 of 2
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2020
- Peter starts his Canon 1dx Mark III review as a professional sports shooter; not a pixel peeper. He offers his thoughts on what he likes and is excited about
Peter Read Miller has been photographing athletes, events and the sporting life for more than 40 years. He is has worked as a staff and contract photographer for Sports Illustrated for more than 35 years. His images have appeared on over 100 Sports Illustrated covers.
His editorial clients have included: Time, Life, People, Money, The Associated Press, Playboy, Runner’s World, Newsweek, USA Weekend and The New York Times. In addition to covering 9 Olympic Games and 40 Super Bowls, Peter has shot 14 NBA Finals. He has covered the Stanley Cup Finals, the World Series, the Kentucky Derby, the NCAA Basketball Final Four, and the Men’s and Women’s World Cup Soccer Finals.
Peter's workshops involve major sports such as the Tennessee Volunteers, and much more, all with top of the line cameras and lenses by Canon USA. The workshop is sponsored by Canon, Western Digital, ThinkTank, Dynalite and Hoodman. www.peterreadmiller.com/
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Peter, many thanks for the kind words... I'm honored and humbled. Certainly hope the camera lives up to your legendary standards! Again, profound thanks!
Peter Read Miller Rocks!
Finally...someone who actually knows what they are talking about and has the body of work to prove it! Thank you for this...if Nikon poops the bed on the D6, this will be my next and final DSLR body.
*UPDATE* Nikon has indeed pooped the bed on the D6 as we all know...I have already turned in my entire Nikon kit (D4S and 5 lenses) for store credit and awaiting my 1DXIII...
Nikon's been shitting the bed when they launched the DF, D7500, D780 and D6 also the Z line in my opinion.
hi Peter! how many shoots do you take with a camera before to replace it/or replace the shutter? my d5 shutter count is around 270k: it’s time to replace the shutter? there are many pro out there with d4, probably they took over 1M of pictures but I don’t know
I was waiting for PRM to get his hands on it. Can’t wait to hear your feedback.
Interested in knowing how the real world focusing time requirement in an NFL game impacts the frames per second. I hope you test and report your findings.
just found your channel through a fellow youtube commentor trying to help a neighbor out to find out details on this camera. Besides the camera details, your channel is exciting for me.
This is a production model? That is more definitively what we can expect as opposed to a pre-production model that always has disclaimers. I'm anxiously awaiting your real world review and especially head tracking, AF and the image quality.
I'd love to buy the mark 3 but I also want RF glass... the dilemma...
Here's a link to the Canon white paper that Peter mentions in the video.
www.canonrumors.com/files/Canon_EOS_1DX_Mark_III_Still_White_Paper.pdf
Peter will also be one of the featured instructors at an upcoming workshop. Check out www.GFcrew.com/workshop
Question: Couldn't the Smart Controller inadvertently move your focus point when you use back button focus?
i have the same question...but i'm guessing because it has a sensitivity setting, you can decide how much pressure makes the cursor move - then use the multi-pad * to fine tune. But, hey - we'll find out soon ;)
Both White Papers are available at the bottom of the review. www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EOS-1D-X-Mark-III.aspx
Nice hearing from a professional...a utube professional, northrup, stated the Sony A9 was the better sports camera. Look forward to your followup review! Thanks for sharing.
If it was a better sports camera you would see more being used. All I see are 1dx's and d5's
Northrup's pausing before words drives me crazy
Man hands here..camera size matters..no..I don’t want to spend extra dosh for a grip
I had to share with my son that you are a PEA Grad! Major bragging right! #GoBigRed
The 5.5K video means high speed images up to 60 frames a second.
Interesting to know most action photographer's don't shoot in live view, which means the camera is most proficient at 16fps mechanical.
what kind of cardreader is that?
Info is there, watch it again.
It'd be awesome if these companies developed a helmet tracking algorithm for football
Previews out there. Canon had shooters at a motor racing track and it picks up on their helmets.
Dave Pensado''s cousin?
Who on earth would need a 1000 shot buffer? Can you imagine editing your photos at the end of the day? Great I would also need to buy new memory cards, a card reader, etc. Looks like $7000 just for those 3 things. Great camera but only for the pro photographer
Most sports pros don't edit at the end of the day, we edit as we go. So, you're not importing and processing the whole game, but are doing it constantly as the game progresses.
With the pre-order package (in Europe), you get two free memory cards, plus a card reader, as part of the price.
I'm looking forward to getting my pre-ordered camera in Feb.
woolybugger1962 the buffer is just a by product of the camera being able to shoot at a higher frame rate.
The same people that think they need those ridiculous high ISO numbers, and all the other high specs you can complain about! "Great camera but only for the pro photographer", what'd you expect from a 1DXIII exactly??? Don't go looking for that Nikon D6 , or you'll be traumatized!
@@paulwalsh4058 USA only offers one CF Express and the card reader when pre-ordering.
Don’t need the buffer, but at rugby tourneys I’ll get 5,000 to 7500 shots when it’s done at the end of the day.
Fake!!!! Wrong camera, the finger in front of "Mark II"