1D X Mark II Owners Unite! Discuss & Post Photos

while on vaca with my daughter and her favourite 40mm pancake - brightened about .5EV with some unknown software that could open the 1Dx_ii raw file - not the sharpest lens in the world but I love the FL and it makes a heavy camera almost mirrorless if you are a 7' giant

my daughter learning to skip a stone

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Straight from the camera, not even a crop done in lightroom.

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The 40mm pan is so small in some ways I consider it a body cap when packing up for trips. We're at the cabin this weekend and I put the 40mm on the Xii before putting
it in the Kata. Sad but I don't think I've ever actually shot with it though.

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with 100f2.8 macro.

budstuff wrote in post #18102002
with 100f2.8 macro.

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Outstanding macro.

budstuff wrote in post #18102002
with 100f2.8 macro.

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Absolutely fantastic!

Cheers,
Bryan

Baby Black Bear- had a hard time getting the little one to appear in a semi- clean area

Agree.

dexy101 wrote in post #18101801
Straight from the camera, not even a crop done in lightroom.

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A Ford in Scotland? Why is that strange to me

because it hasn't broken down

smythie wrote in post #18102343
because it hasn't broken down

Haha, no not that reason. I guess my response is based on me hating to see
American stuff when I travel overseas, I'd think Land Rover or something like that
in Scotland/UK/Ireland...​..
Here is my point better expressed- I've eaten Kentucky Fried Chicken in s.Africa (the best),
Chile, Iceland, Costa Rica, Canada. Not that it's better overseas, it always is by the way, but
why is it all over the world?
p.s. I've even been to the Col. Sanders museum

Tc202 wrote in post #18102038
Baby Black Bear- had a hard time getting the little one to appear in a semi- clean area

Wow, isn't dangerous getting so close? Pity for that branch being in front of the rear leg of the little one, but nevertheless a nice picture, I've never seen a bear in the wild

Cheers,
René.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18102318
A Ford in Scotland? Why is that strange to me

Rallying... Scotland... Ford... they're not an unknown combination. One fella even did pretty well (though admittedly not in a Ford at the time) https://en.wikipedia.o​rg/wiki/Colin_McRae

DutchCorps wrote in post #18102393
Wow, isn't dangerous getting so close? Pity for that branch being in front of the rear leg of the little one, but nevertheless a nice picture, I've never seen a bear in the wild

Cheers,
René.

Anytime your close to bears can be dangerous. However, the bears knew I was there because I made some sounds/ I let them approach me. I always kept an eye on the mom, and she was laying to the right of the babies.

I just got back, and only have a little bit of time (10 mins) to edit the photo. Can you tell the photo was edited?

Tc202 wrote in post #18102548
Anytime your close to bears can be dangerous. However, the bears knew I was there because I made some sounds/ I let them approach me. I always kept an eye on the mom, and she was laying to the right of the babies.

I just got back, and only have a little bit of time (10 mins) to edit the photo. Can you tell the photo was edited?

Yes, off course I can tell, there is a branch missing whahaha. But no, there is nothing as far as I can see that shows any editing. At same time my eyes are going directly to the head of the bear, so that's good and I see now that it has quite some big ears for such a little fellow .

Cheers,
René.