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Click on the images in the gallery views that are linked to load the full resolution image - the gallery views are just showing downsampled images so may be scaled up and pixelated if you have a ...
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I think Canon have hit this one out the park for entry level wildlife. Looks fantastic.
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I wouldn't be happy with that shot with my 200-600+1.4TC but maybe it has been downsampled to display here. I expect to get images that are as sharp as static images, see my guide describing what ...
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Success was not in capturing an in focus sequence, it was in capturing the 3rd or 4th frame in the sequence - cropped and shown below to save you the trouble. Not every sequence has such an image ...
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Yes definitely, I use it 100% of the time as would ever other wildlife photographer. Check the blogs on https://duncangroenewald.com I usually get quite close to the birds
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I couldn't get the Z9/500PF combination to acquire focus on swallows and had no trouble in the same situation using the A1. The A1 works fast in very difficult conditions with the 100-400, ...
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Each to their own I guess
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Good advice for DSLR and Z9 users but not applicable if you are using an A9/A1/R6/R5/R3.
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Don't know the guy but I must get up earlier than he does because I doubt I have many at iso800. I guess great minds think alike. lol!! I have it on the rear wheel - ready for adjustment, instantly.
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I think it will be hard to see a 3% difference in the contrast between dark and light on lines of 0.1mm or 0.033mm width in a lab test let alone in actual wildlife images. Having 25% greater DOF at ...
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I disagree with just about everything you say here. Firstly - there is no right or wrong - do whatever works for you. A lot depends on the type of subject and conditions. Secondly - imo the ...
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That will have nothing to do with the lens autofocus speed. The lens can rack focus much faster than any bird can fly. I have dozens of sequences of incoming swallows and the lens has never had ...
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It is unlikely you could tell the difference between f/6.3 and f/8 except for greater DOF. The only reason to use f/8 or even f/11 is to increase the DOF so you get more feathers in focus. I use ...
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Perhaps you would also care to explain what the anatomical differences are between a spoonbill and an eagle and how those might impact the performance of the AF system if the spoonbill is coming ...
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Best viewed in native viewer in 5K Crop
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Placed 5th in the challenge. Welcome Swallow
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Seems like an offer you can't refuse :-)
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How much cropping is going on here?
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In plain english what they are saying is "Learn how to use your equipment"
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OMG now I am rolling on the floor laughing ....
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