EF-M 18-150mm - Post your PHOTOS! - Part 2

[M4Mobility]

Part 2

( Link to part 1 )

Post your Canon EF-M 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM photos here.

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- This thread is about the pictures. Please take discussions in other threads.

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed.

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

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Other "Post your PHOTOS!" threads:

Adapted lenses - Part 2

Third party EF-M lenses

EF-M 22mm - Part 2

EF-M 28mm Macro

EF-M 32mm - Part 2

EF-M 15-45mm

EF-M 18-55mm

EF-M 11-22mm

EF-M 55-200mm

 

[CPNock]

Autumn is coming. Sherwood Forest UK.



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Colin

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[zabeelshafip]

m50 with 18-150 ... edited in luminar 4

 

[zabeelshafip]

m50 with 18-150...edited on luminar 4

 

[filibuster]

Gazania: Such intense colours, and strikingly beautiful




Rhodanthemum attracting bees and hoverfly

Rhodanthemum seem to attract flying insects. So I set up my chair a couple of feet away. Had a bit of fun using the ‘Fv’ mode to gain experience. I get a better success rate with BIF if I focus on the next flower for an anticipated visitor. Rapid burst mode, a prerequisite, and a little patience.

Stay safe

Keith

--
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is!
filibuster (Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, UK)
FILIBUSTER TOWERS - 2020

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[R2D2]

Thought I'd post some shots taken with the 18-150 + Raynox DCR-250 Close Up lens. This combo makes a very capable macro setup.

I love it because the Raynox clips (and unclips) so easily to/from the end of the lens, making it perfect for walk-around.



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R2

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Good judgment comes from experience.
Experience comes from bad judgment.

Galleries by Jekyll & Hyde

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[Shifty159]

Mont Saint-Michel with my wife, a beautiful day of September. Not so much tourist now due to coronavirus.

 

[IceCream11]

f/5 ISO200 1/2500 35mm




f/6.3 ISO200 1/250 70mm




f/6.3 ISO250 1/250 150mm




f/6.3 ISO400 1/250 150mm




f/6.3 ISO200 1/250 150mm

I am posting here for the first time and I am very excited to share these photos. I have been lurking in here ever since I bought my M50 6 months back. You guys have taught me a lot regarding my camera and lens. I am a very casual and amateur photographer and want to contribute to this forum in my little way.

Awaiting a few thoughts and advice about my composition and lens quality.

 

[M4Mobility]

f/5 ISO200 1/2500 35mm


f/6.3 ISO200 1/250 70mm


f/6.3 ISO250 1/250 150mm


f/6.3 ISO400 1/250 150mm


f/6.3 ISO200 1/250 150mm

I am posting here for the first time and I am very excited to share these photos. I have been lurking in here ever since I bought my M50 6 months back. You guys have taught me a lot regarding my camera and lens. I am a very casual and amateur photographer and want to contribute to this forum in my little way.

Awaiting a few thoughts and advice about my composition and lens quality.

Welcome to the forum. And thanks for your contribution. I like them all.

(I would also have liked to see the rest of the dog, though. )

 

[davidra]

I'm a concert photographer at times and have taken some of my best pictures with this lens; it does very well even with high ISO's.


Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit: Cayamo Cruise

 

[SnappyChappie]

Only a slight crop applied to this photo.



--
"Straight up?
Or with flair?"

 

[Advi]

Urban landscape. Picture taken of Christ the Redeemer from the Sugar Loaf

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Bye

 

[mouzhik]

Valentine's Day

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EOS M6 + EF-M 18-150mm : 1/100s f/6,3 ISO 250 (at 150mm)

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/zemzem/

 

[filibuster]

Today? Bitterly cold here in central UK. Yesterday and the day before, one could feel the warmth of the sun on one's back. Pleasant enough to start pottering about in the garden after my winter hibernation.

One of my planters on a stand, needed urgent medical attention. Like me it was starting to fall apart at the joints. :-|

My work was over seen and under scrutiny by an English Robin. A curious and bold character who was not intimidated by our very close proximity. The camera was right by me in case this very opportunity presented itself. No masks were worn in the capturing of this sequence, with this my favourite of lenses.









Images processed in Corel's PaintShop Pro using my personally created batch processing image enhancing script.

Stay safe.

Warmest regards

Keith

--
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is!
filibuster (Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, UK)
RAPID FIRE SLIDESHOW
https://photos.app.goo.gl/nnwA69ZWaEdiUvGY9
FILIBUSTER TOWERS - 2020
https://photos.app.goo.gl/orQzawc5Qx6XUs8E8
APPLIED - MY BATCH PROCESSING SCRIPT
https://photos.app.goo.gl/cg9xuaGWwjB45fTu6
ASTRO TURF THE GARDEN
https://photos.app.goo.gl/GyeDrjncjKh1X7pJ8

 

[Dors]

Today? Bitterly cold here in central UK. Yesterday and the day before, one could feel the warmth of the sun on one's back. Pleasant enough to start pottering about in the garden after my winter hibernation.

One of my planters on a stand, needed urgent medical attention. Like me it was starting to fall apart at the joints. :-|

My work was over seen and under scrutiny by an English Robin. A curious and bold character who was not intimidated by our very close proximity. The camera was right by me in case this very opportunity presented itself. No masks were worn in the capturing of this sequence, with this my favourite of lenses.









Images processed in Corel's PaintShop Pro using my personally created batch processing image enhancing script.

Stay safe.

Warmest regards

Keith

Beautiful friends you have there They deserve being captured with such camera!

 

[M4Mobility]

 

[Dors]

My faves #1 #2 #3 #4 and #5.

Soothing.

 

[M4Mobility]

My faves #1 #2 #3 #4 and #5.

Soothing.

Thank you !

 

[Larry Rexley]

Today? Bitterly cold here in central UK. Yesterday and the day before, one could feel the warmth of the sun on one's back. Pleasant enough to start pottering about in the garden after my winter hibernation.

One of my planters on a stand, needed urgent medical attention. Like me it was starting to fall apart at the joints. :-|

My work was over seen and under scrutiny by an English Robin. A curious and bold character who was not intimidated by our very close proximity. The camera was right by me in case this very opportunity presented itself. No masks were worn in the capturing of this sequence, with this my favourite of lenses.









Images processed in Corel's PaintShop Pro using my personally created batch processing image enhancing script.

Stay safe.

Warmest regards

Keith

Your shots are amazing.

I was happy for the most part with my EF-S 10-18 and 18-135mm IS STM lenses... that is, until a week ago I got the EF-M 11-22mm based on a lot of posts in the 'M' forum. It's so sharp and the images overall, noticeably better... I didn't realize the significant difference a really good lens makes! I thought my EF-S lenses were good.

Your full resolution photos above, and the previous post with the flowers (and everyone else's posts here --- thanks so much to all of you!) have convinced me that the EF-M 18-150 IS STM is clearly much better than the EF-S 18-135mm IS STM.

I ordered one today... will be eBaying the EF-S lenses!

I've come to realize, not only are the ergonomics and usability of the Canon mirrorless 'M' camera better suited to my purposes --- but access to the 'high quality' M lenses are a great justification as well.

Canon 'M' series is not just a journey, it's a destination...

 

[Larry Rexley]

Canon M6ii, EF-M 18-150mm IS STM, f6.3, 1/200s, ISO 400, 150mm (cropped)