johnsey
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johnsey

Site Moderator, Male, from Fargo, ND

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www.mjohnsonphotography.net Apr 21, 2017

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Mar 18, 2024 at 2:26 PM
    1. Craig Sherriff
      Craig Sherriff
      Merry Christmas, Johnsey, I hope you and your family have a joyous one, this year has been a bit shitty but here's hoping next year is much better.. ps. With you moderating the forum it has run quite smothly. thanks.
      1. johnsey
        johnsey
        Thanks Graig, have a Happy Holidays as well!!!
        Dec 24, 2022
    2. Craig Sherriff
      Craig Sherriff
      Thanks for checking, it seemed a bit out of character for him.
    3. Craig Sherriff
      Craig Sherriff
      Johnsey, do you know why TonyTee has not been on, usually he is prolific with his images.
      1. johnsey
        johnsey
        Honestly no I have not heard. Looks like it has been a month now, it would seem he may not be in a place where he is able to go out shooting and posting.
        May 20, 2022
      2. johnsey
        johnsey
        actually looking at his profile it says he was online 8 hours ago on the website.
        May 20, 2022
    4. Craig Sherriff
      Craig Sherriff
      Johnsey, it may be worth having a look at why, when using Edge and Chrome to access Canon Forum, we can't see posted images but there is no issues when using Firefox.
    5. Craig Sherriff
      Craig Sherriff
      Congratulations on reaching 1000 posts, Site Moderator can be a difficult position at times but the site run quite well.
    6. Tonytee
      Tonytee
      Greetings,

      I recently purchased a Canon 80d with two Canon lenses.
      I was shooting some colorful red roses, but no matter what I did in the presets, I could not replicate colors accurately. In fact, not even close.
      I used the Scene Intelligent Mode, and Viola!! The image turned out perfectly. So my question is: Did I just spend all
      that money on a Canon Point and Shoot named an 80d? Thnx, Tony
      1. johnsey
        johnsey
        Not at all, you bought a moderately rugged dslr body for more control over the shot, interchangeable lenses and better performance from the sensor. If you used the landscape preset it probably would behave similarly to the scene intelligent.
        Sep 25, 2019
      2. johnsey
        johnsey
        You could have solved this likely by shooting on manual and color balancing with grey card to the available light, that has a huge impact on color tone and auto wb doesn't get it right every time. The preset scenes will do very specific things to color tone which you may not like.
        Sep 25, 2019
      3. johnsey
        johnsey
        But to be fair i have never shot using any presets I always white balance in manual and then take the raw file and season color and saturation to taste.
        Sep 25, 2019
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      2. Tonytee
        Tonytee
        I did have the Picture Style set to Landscape and could not get an accurate color reproduction. I will keep working on it and thanks very much for your feedback. Regards,

        Tony
        Sep 26, 2019
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    Gender:
    Male
    Home Page:
    http://www.mjohnsonphotography.net
    Location:
    Fargo, ND
    Occupation:
    Project Manager
    Equipment:
    5dMk4, 5dsR, 5dMk2, 20D, 70-200 2.8L IS, 100mm 2.8 Macro USM, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.8, 17-40mm 4.0L, TS-E 24mm 3.5L II, Rokinon 14mm 2.8; Pixma Pro-100
    I've been shooting film since the early 90s when I got my K1000 in Jr High. I started shooting Canon in college with my first DSLR. I received a BA in Art and and BS in Mass Communications, both with photography related emphasis. I have been working for the last decade in the tech sector primarily focused on project management focus primarily on launching projects to high volume centers global and improving existing projects with lean and agile approaches in software development.
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