Dave

I ventured outside this morning, after I had my first cup of coffee, and didn't notice I had my 100 macro lens mounted until I found that f/2.8 was the widest aperture I could select.  Time for ...

Am I the only one who thought it was in reference to the dog?

I agree that some "coulds" are more remote than others.  Simply exhausting a possibility.

I'll second that (actually, I think you're seconding me).  I see such a lens as a logical addition to the 18-135 / 70-300 nano pair.  Is there any technical reason use of nano usm cannot be ...

What about going R-only and offering an adapter to fit R lenses to EF and EF-S bodies?

As the rabbi said, "perfect". http://www.aish.com/j/jt/Jtube-Saturday-Night-Live-A-Bris-in-the-Royal-Deluxe-II.html

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"Almost" This is for shots that have something wrong with them, interrupting the perfection we so often strive to achieve. The blemish can be obvious from the image, conveyed via its title, or ...

Thanks, Paul. DPP? I won't be able attend to this until later today, and I want to flesh out my challenge idea a little more. Among other things, I want participants to know they can take imperfect ...

I wonder what Canon's lens development capacity is and what its bottlenecks are.

I'm not sure I would characterize bridges/superzooms as more difficult to shoot with than DSLRs. Canon's marketing department has a fine line to walk; while they don't want to dissuade customers ...

Thank you.  I am humbled.  You all put such care into your shots, and much more than I do in post.  This was another of my "see it and shoot it" entries.  I am fortunate to be surrounded with ...

400 f/5.6 II IS or 200-500. If I keep wishing for them...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-CyZDfl8AQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhoos1oY404

They're fine.  Perhaps try some other angles?  I'd like to see the horse headed towards the photographer, maybe rounding a turn.

Here's an owl picture I saw on Facebook that I thought y'all might enjoy.

You have a keen eye.  Please help me discern those strokes.

My favorite at the moment is my S20, because a shot of my father-in-law taken in 2002 accompanies his obituary.

I never got that last shot I wanted to try.  I'll find a way to fit it into some future challenge.

Almost needs video to convey its scope and content.