Canon 50mm 1.2 Photo Gallery by Igor Polotsky at pbase.com

Canon 50mm 1.2

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Igor

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Joseph		07-May-2007 19:57
Thank you for your reply Igor! These color profiles is a curse. I have now seen four versions of one picture. 1&2) In InternetExplorer with two different color profiles. 3) Copied to PS. 4) Saved and opened in PS. They all look really different! Tha last version 4) was the best on my screen, and it looked very good. I am one step further towards a purchase thanks to your images. But for me the 200 2.8 has set the standard regarding contrast and color and I miss the IQ balance of that lens when I look at others. Again, your portraits are really very good. None of that stiffnes that is so common. Regards

Igor Polotsky		06-May-2007 23:55
Hello, Joseph. This lens is great. Don't worry about contrast and saturation as it can be adjusted . The "grayish" tone on some photos is to be blamed on the wrong color profile embedded in to the photos.As you can see it has been corrected.

Joseph		06-May-2007 19:32
I agree. The best combination of interesting/spontaneous subjects and the most professional presentation. Would you care to answer a question? I have been seriously looking at this lens. However, the few photos I have seen suggest that it has tooo much contrast and saturation. Now, these latest pictures of the girls that you added are terrific, but there is a slight "greyish" tone in them that might indicate that you have reduced contrast and saturation. Could you give us a comment on the fear the this lens has more than the desired amount of contrast and saturation?

Guest		03-May-2007 00:17
great shots. sharp lens and amazing photographer. Thanks for sharing

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