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Rich Swanner Registered: Jan 15, 2005 Total Posts: 3103 Country: United States |
I have both , but I don't use them together like I should. I like to shoot at f/5 down to take advantage of high shutter speed and lower ISO. How does the combo work with image quaility and AF , close at all to a Canon 400mm f/5.6L? I like to shoot birds in flight and with my 5D being full frame I could use the 420mm reach. Does anybody use this combination? Thanks ....Rich |
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therock Registered: Jan 26, 2006 Total Posts: 1712 Country: United States |
Well I'm not sure auto-focus will work with a Kenko. Search Kenko here. |
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trenchmonkey Registered: Oct 22, 2004 Total Posts: 28915 Country: United States |
It'll work just fine, Rich. Gives ya a nice 420 f5.6 IS |
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Rich Swanner Registered: Jan 15, 2005 Total Posts: 3103 Country: United States |
Thanks , I have been testing the combo with the moon, of course it is not flying fast in front of me... |
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JimKramer Registered: Apr 02, 2008 Total Posts: 274 Country: United States |
When I use that set up the IS tends to get a little flakey and will bounce around quite a bit, but with the IS off it is a nice combination in terms of IQ, but the 400,5.6 is a clear winner if you are picky. I suspect though you will have more problems with the AI-servo tracking accurately on the 5D in a burst then you will with the lens-TC set up. |
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Rich Swanner Registered: Jan 15, 2005 Total Posts: 3103 Country: United States |
I shoot alot with the regular 300 in burst, it works good. I had a 30D and the crop added alot, but the image quality/noise is better with the 5D. I miss the reach. Is it true that the mid ISO settings 250, 320 etc, or more noisy then 100,200,400. Someone told me that they don't really work as good for lack of noise, even adding more?To get the higher f/ stop I have been using 250 and 320 intead of going to 400. I was told that 400 was cleaner then 320. That would help my going to f/8 easier, and if I get less noise even better.. |
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JimKramer Registered: Apr 02, 2008 Total Posts: 274 Country: United States |
Rich Swanner wrote: |