Canon/ Fuji comparison by Richardphotos
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which do you think is Fuji? only correction was sharpening on both
Renderosity was terribly slow last night and most of the galleries would not open for me. I will catch up on viewing when possible
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Comments (47)
Beautiful macro capture, Richard.. I think the one on the left is fuji? If I am right... might have to change my camera.. I use a Canon. Ixus 500. I experienced the same problems as you with galleries last night! Hey ho!!!
A big difference, I think the one on the right. Beautiful flowers Richard......
I wish I had these in my garden they are stunning so far I have daffodils lol! Awesome shot V Cathy xoxoxo
Tricky....hmmmmm....im guessing that the right one is Canon....and i prefer that one actually. Beautiful photo by the way....both of them. #:O)
The right one is shot with more focal distance than the left (tele), I guess that's the Canon. The left one shows some more magenta color bleeding, I guess that's the Fuji.
Fabulous macro shot! Wonderful to see how you have set those two different light settings! Right one could be Fuji! It looks that I'm the only one! LOL ***
A excellent and very beautiful photo series my friend....!!! I like the colors.....!!!!
Fuji left? Cannon right? Love these comparisons! I assume you take them at the same time...
My guess is that the Fuji captured the image on the left, but it is only a guess! I hope we all have a chance to know for certain! In any event, lovely captures, though I prefer the one on the right (better clarity). Have a magnificent day Richard!
This is beautiful. I know nothing about cameras, so could never guess. Love the color of the Camellia. This is a great macro.
The Fuji one wil be the one on the right; brighter and more colorful, which really helps your excellent and marvelous photography. Excellent work, Richard!
Wow ! Gorgeous macros ! Fantastic colors and details ! Excellent work !!! V
Gorgeous image, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awsome work master, Great correction & color!!!!!
Wonderful comparison and I do like the left one the best. If thats the Fuji, I would love having one. Kind of nice that you make this apparent for us all :) Well done !!~******~!!
A big different indeed. I prefer the right version, but both are beautiful!
Gorgeous subject, and I like the one with the deeper (more blured background) FOV - The Fuji? Bravo Richard!
wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)
I like the both and Fuji is on the left..very nice capture!
In the moment I have the problem with Renderosity all day, I come only in over the galeries and my artist page, it is terrible!!! I think it get worse all day!!! I think the left on is the Fuji and I must say I prefer it, it is more crispy and the colours are lighter!!!! Thanks for sharing, wonderful captured flowers!! Hugs Ute
Excellent composition. I prefer de photo on the left. Looks more natural.
A Real nice job . It is beauitful!~Lotta
Both a great but the left is softer I think thats fuji but I prefer the one on the right.Fine macro work on both.Have a great day
Beautiful flowers Richard! I prefe de photo on the left because of the more natural colors!***)
Honestly, the camera difference is no big deal to me! They both look absolutely gorgeous!
Absolute gorgeousness!! :) V
I'n not a photographer, so couldn't tell which is which. But I notice that the one on the right the flower colors are a bit darker, but the background is dull. The one on the left shows the background, so I like that one best.
Definitive... the righr one I like most.
I prefer the left one one. Fuji ?
Wow........that's a toughy! I'm real partial to my Fuji, but I really am not all that familar with the Cannon, so now I'm dying to know which is which. Technically..... I like the shot on the right. It's crisp, sharp, and the colors deeper.