Show me your photographers (II)

jccj58 wrote in post #18282194
He can keep the hat, I want his lens!

John

It's the Mark 1, me, I'd prefer the Mark 2

Wouldn't we all!

Wonder if they will swap it for a better hat

Sorry for my ignorance, my lens ID abilities are quite poor, so what lens is it?

Also the guy in the background, with the red coat, what lens is he using? and I notice it's a non Canon Tcon.

Alan

BigAl007 wrote in post #18283051
Sorry for my ignorance, my lens ID abilities are quite poor, so what lens is it?

Also the guy in the background, with the red coat, what lens is he using? and I notice it's a non Canon Tcon.

Alan

Al, we are talking about the lens in my photo above. It's a Canon 400mm f/2.8 Mark 1 on a 1DX camera. As for the guy in the red top, I don't know but Butch or Pat will know. The other guy in that photo is using a 300mm f/4 lens with a 1.4 extender.

BigAl007 wrote in post #18283051
Sorry for my ignorance, my lens ID abilities are quite poor, so what lens is it? Also the guy in the background, with the red coat, what lens is he using? and I notice it's a non Canon Tcon.

Alan

Hi Alan...

That's me in the red coat and Pat is wearing the beanie... Pat's using a Canon 300 4L IS glass with a Canon 1.4x TC Mark II... I'm using my Canon 200 1.8L lens with a Kenko Pro DGX 2x TC... The TC worked great when stopped down... I now, however, use a Canon 2x TC Mark II...

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18283070
Al, we are talking about the lens in my photo above. It's a Canon 400mm f/2.8 Mark 1 on a 1DX camera. As for the guy in the red top, I don't know but Butch or Pat will know. The other guy in that photo is using a 300mm f/4 lens with a 1.4 extender.

Butch - Red top... Canon 200 1.8L + Kenko Pro DGX 2x TC
Pat - Beanie cap... Canon 300 4L IS + Canon 1.4x TC Mark II

Thanks Annie!!!

Wife out shooting the trees.

interesting thread

airbutchie wrote in post #18283103
Butch - Red top... Canon 200 1.8L + Kenko Pro DGX 2x TC
Pat - Beanie cap... Canon 300 4L IS + Canon 1.4x TC Mark II

Thanks Annie!!!

airbutchie wrote in post #18283101
Hi Alan...

That's me in the red coat and Pat is wearing the beanie... Pat's using a Canon 300 4L IS glass with a Canon 1.4x TC Mark II... I'm using my Canon 200 1.8L lens with a Kenko Pro DGX 2x TC... The TC worked great when stopped down... I now, however, use a Canon 2x TC Mark II...

Sorry for the utter confusion there. Too many posts, with too many hats for me to get my head around Maybe I should get a better hat . Annie I hope Doris hasn't been too much trouble to you up in Scotland. It was pretty intense here for a bit. I was talking to the farmer that owns the fields around my bungalow, and he had lost three trees in his garden at home.

Alan

airbutchie wrote in post #18283103
Butch - Red top... Canon 200 1.8L + Kenko Pro DGX 2x TC
Pat - Beanie cap... Canon 300 4L IS + Canon 1.4x TC Mark II

Thanks Annie!!!

Nice to meet you guys!

BigAl007 wrote in post #18283459
Sorry for the utter confusion there. Too many posts, with too many hats for me to get my head around Maybe I should get a better hat . Annie I hope Doris hasn't been too much trouble to you up in Scotland. It was pretty intense here for a bit. I was talking to the farmer that owns the fields around my bungalow, and he had lost three trees in his garden at home.

Alan

Al, we totally missed Doris. It was flat calm here yesterday. Hope you are OK.

This is one of the best threads on POTN!!!!

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18283526
Al, we totally missed Doris. It was flat calm here yesterday. Hope you are OK.

This is one of the best threads on POTN!!!!

Annie figured you out, you must live in Brigadoon how did you miss that yesterday!!!!!

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18283526
Al, we totally missed Doris. It was flat calm here yesterday. Hope you are OK.

This is one of the best threads on POTN!!!!

It got a bit noisy in the afternoon. I had to pop out to the local shop, and then to the village hall. I had to pass through a stand of trees at one point, and the noise of the wind in the trees, was much louder than the RAF C130 Hercules that came over on approach to Norwich Airport a couple of days before. My power wheelchair, and it weighs 170 Kg and I add another 120 kgs, almost got blown off sideways of the path leading up to Potter Heigham bridge! As I said the gentleman who owns the field beside and behind my bungalow lost some trees around his house. Fortunately for us no damage to the bungalow structure. It's a council property, but the repairs would still have been annoying had anything happened.

Apparently speaking to friends at the support group I go to in Norwich large parts of Norwich and North Norfolk were without power, some were still out this morning, we were fine though. We did get a power cut a few weeks ago, Anglian Water are putting the village on mains sewers, which is a bit of a pain, and one of their diggers cut a main power cable for the area, and blacked out us and two neighbouring villages too.

Alan

As I was raking pictures at a horse competition that my daughter was in, I happen to capture this photographer taking a picture. This is not my daughter, just a random jumper.