M6+70-200mm: Impressions from Norway - Reindeers

[rz64]

From our holiday trip to Norway I have returned with many (for me) interesting shots.
Although I have the EF-M 55-200mm, I have decided for the EF 70-200mm/f4, and with this lens I have taken these shots of reindeers. Their fur is perfectly adapted to the environment.


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[Maxmolly7]

Thanx for sharing these. I think #3 demonstrates the camouflage the best.

 

[rz64]

Thanx for sharing these. I think #3 demonstrates the camouflage the best.

Thanks.
One supplementary information: All shots were taken in the Femund National Park, next to Lake Femund. Here are two additional shots from the Lake.

Kind regards,
rz64


MS Faemund II


Femund National Park Hotel

 

[notbelonghere]

For less than 5-6 meters range, shots of a 70-200/4 especially on a full frame body are lovely for me. With that beautiful perspective and mild thin DoF (I have a tiny vintage 135/3.5 and like it very much).
Thanks for sharing.

 

[TiltShiftR]

Not quite enough reach is it? That's why I got the 100-400mm to replace my 70-200mm for such an occasion. I guess cropping would be an option, but I try not to if I can help it.

Good shots!

 

[rz64]

Not quite enough reach is it? That's why I got the 100-400mm to replace my 70-200mm for such an occasion. I guess cropping would be an option, but I try not to if I can help it.

Good shots!

Thanks.

I am aware that 200mm is sometimes not enough reach. But I didn't want a large 100-400mm with more reach, I wanted a "standard-telezoom" with more brightness and a better optical quality (compared to the EF-M 55-200mm).

Here are some additional shots, taken at Lovund island.

 

[M4Mobility]

Thanks.

I am aware that 200mm is sometimes not enough reach. But I didn't want a large 100-400mm with more reach, I wanted a "standard-telezoom" with more brightness and a better optical quality (compared to the EF-M 55-200mm).

Here are some additional shots, taken at Lovund island.

Very nice photos!. Thanks for sharing.

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