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Gunzorro wrote:
AGeoJO wrote:
Michael Everet wrote:
Jim, not only beautiful image, but I'm impressed with the Canon lens.
Joshua, what more can I say, everything you post.
Michael, thank you so very much...
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: Every single shot from CS you post is a stunner. Amazing work. I doubt that I would be willing or able to lug a 4kg lens through the jungle.
One shot taken with the Loxia 21 at f8 several weeks ago.
Chris, I truly appreciate your kind words. Well, we don't trek for hours in the jungle and if it is coming down to it, then I would minimize the gear and take my 100-400mm GM lens plus TCs. That zoom lens is truly an amazing performer. Too bad, there is no sherpa there that I know of.
That's a superb image of the waterfall, Chris!
rji2goleez wrote:
I finally got a chance to play with my new lens. Nothing special but just practicing handling. Some scenes around the lake and of course, Nora is along to hang with me. Tomorrow, I'll head down to Red Wing and Wabasha to hunt for bald eagles. So, indulge me on my nonsense to see what this lens can do.
Following from Joshua and others, AF of the Canon 600/4 with the MC-11 works great and if slower than native, I don't really notice it. Even with the Sigma 1.4x TC, AF is great.
Bob, great images and I am glad that you feel the same way. It is truly a remarkable lens, isn't it? Please post more images taken with that lens.
Ronny Olsson wrote:
AGeoJO wrote:
I hope we are not getting tired of CR images  ...
Never ! : )
Chaos at dinner table
Thank you, Ronny! Your eagle images are something to behold!
Gunzorro wrote:
Joshua -- Beautiful rendering on the two ladies on previous page and the hummingbird here.
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I put together a two-shot pano of previously shown individual shots. I must have forgotten, as I often do, that I intended to make pano.
a7R2, Sigma 24mm f1.4, MC-11, LR
Jim, thank you very much! That's one sweet pano of your neighborhood there - well done!
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From a session last Sunday using GM at wide open, the way I like it...
Joshua -- This is such a lovely portrait of Sabrina! Enchanting Audrey Hepburn-like expression.
That must be a vintage/antique dress, yes? Is it owned by the model, or do you use a source for the clothing in your period shoots?
You live in a fascinating world, my friend!
Jim, thank you very much! At certain angles of view, Sabrina does look like her idol, indeed. It is a vintage dress provided by "Vintage Heaven" and the session took place at a local antique store.
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I bought a long lens in Nov and as a part of the exercise I went to places, trying to photograph Mandarin ducks, among others. I posted a few but here are Mr and Mrs MD for you. Here is the fine print: the female duck is actually slightly behind the focusing plane of that male MD but what the heck...
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