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You definitely got your money's worth then!

This workshop, right?

https://captivelight.co.uk/index.php/reptile-photography-workshop/

It looks like they just had the black backdrops that day - you have a nice snake photo in this challenge...

You need a rubber lens hood when shooting hockey through the glass. That hood will not protect anyone if a basketball player runs into you. Now, if your particular school requires a rubber hood ...

By the way, if you do decide to get an R5/R6, you can just get an EF-to-RF adapter so your old lenses will still work.

You have to use a specific point; that way you control where the camera should focus. Your center point is great in low light. 2.8 is fine. Yes, an R6 or a 1DX would be awesome for shooting a ...

I don't have any experience with your specific lenses but 6D can easily keep up with fast-moving athletes so toddler photography shouldn't be a problem. You're using the center point and AI Servo, ...

Well, that's unfortunate. :( Perhaps with other sports it'll fare better...

Placed 2^nd in the challenge.

Placed 4^th in the challenge.

Placed 12^th in the challenge.

Thank you so much, Scott! Fingers crossed...

Sorry Scott but have you been able to use head detect in less challenging conditions? Canon's white paper states the following: Because these involve the camera being able to automatically change ...

Thank you very much for the write-up, Scott! Really look forward to hearing how it works for you for volleyball. :)

Voted. This guy has a watermark on his photo; your challenge is supposed to be anonymous, right? https://www.dpreview.com/challenges/Entry.aspx?ID=1170216&View=All&Rows=25 It sucks to downvote him ...

Very nice! Last photo with the scoreboard in the frame is just awesome. Happy New Year, Dom!

Wait, you were going to take macro shots of alligators? :-O

You're very welcome! :) Unfortunately, I have no experience with the Tamron lens. Bryan seems to like it here: https://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Tamron-70-200mm-f-2.8-Di-VC-USD-G2-Lens.aspx ...

In general, your shots are at very low ISOs so you have plenty of room there; 6D is capable of much higher ISOs. If you're not shooting on a deadline, it does not matter if you miss a shot here ...