wonderer wrote:
Great perspective and so well done. Hard to pick a fave but I think it's the 2nd for me.
Awesome set; thanks for posting.
--Kim
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surfnron wrote:
A great job on the grebes Geoff, but the loons stand out ~ Ron
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eyelaser wrote:
These are great...a nice diversion from eagles I wonder if one needs more resolution than a High Def monitor can deliver to really appreciate the 5DS R....but on my lowly Retina screen these look pretty darn good.
Eric
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DonGut wrote:
Great loon close-up. But that first red-necked shot is fantastic. They certainly are cooperating!
Don
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tshore wrote:
Fantastic Set! 1 and 4 would be my faves, but all are wonderful. Gotta get a kayak...
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nvrupnvrin wrote:
Geoff
Awesomness !
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naturesmoments wrote:
Simply FANTASTIC!!!!!!
Thanks for the comments everyone.
Eric, 5DSR files take one of two things to appreciate: pixel peeping on your retina monitor or printing large prints. The other thing is cropping. However, for shots like these where I filled the frame with 5DSR and with 1DX, posting to web there is no benefit to the 5DSR. Next outing I think I will go 1DX only as I will be after the grebes and loons only and don't need the extra pixels. 1DX files are amazing when you use all the 18MPs.
runakid wrote:
I notice that you change ISO depending on the camera.
I will let the 1DX go higher than the 5DSR. However in this set the 1DX images were during a light rain shower. The 5DSR was in muted sunlight.
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ox0312 wrote:
Lovely images Geoff. I am impressed with IQ of 5DSR and 300 2.8 + 2x III. TFS
Thanks. IQ is great with the 300+2x on every camera I've used it on. On the 5DSR it is even better especially if you fill the frame.
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morris wrote:
The first is stunning Geoff and my next pick is the last
I wonder if one needs more resolution than a High Def monitor can deliver to really appreciate the 5DS R....but on my lowly Retina screen these look pretty darn good.