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JimKramer Registered: Apr 02, 2008 Total Posts: 274 Country: United States |
I had been looking for a small tree frog so that I could play with the MPE-65 on the 5D. Part 1. This time the little fellow went nuts jumping all over the place until he landed on the 300mm F4 IS. ![]() Canon ultrasonic lenses call out to wildlife, even when they're off. So, if anybody from Canon finds this I would really like the 5D Mark II with a Vertical Grip. :-) -Jim Contact |
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mari-20D Registered: May 04, 2005 Total Posts: 526 Country: United States |
Sweet. Send the man his camera! - Marilyn |
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John Power Registered: Jul 03, 2003 Total Posts: 9387 Country: United States |
I prefer the first frog.....fatter legs. Yum, yum. Pass me a hush puppie please... |
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PetKal Registered: Sep 06, 2007 Total Posts: 18525 Country: Canada |
Looking at the topic title, I thought you were talking about our venerable member Pondria. |
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rhembein Registered: May 01, 2008 Total Posts: 408 Country: Canada |
Tee hee hee, Jim. Good luck gettin' the camera. |
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Photon Registered: Jan 19, 2003 Total Posts: 8853 Country: United States |
PetKal wrote: |
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EB-1 Registered: Jan 09, 2003 Total Posts: 18597 Country: United States |
You might want to get a Tamron 77mm lens cap. They are much easier to grip and frog friendly. |