5DS and 5DSR PHOTO THREAD

Two more photos from the historic district of St. Augustine from this week.

Hope you like them..

Charlie Wesley
St. Augustine Beach, FL
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Canon 5Ds , Canon EOS - 7D Mk II, Panasonic Lumix ZS 100, Canon Pixma Pro 10 Printer, Sekonic L- 358 incident/ flash meter, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 USM, Canon 50 mm f/1.4 USM, Canon EF 24- 105 f/4 IS, Canon EF 85 mm f/1.8 USM, Canon EF 70 -200 mm.L f/4, Sigma 180 mm. HSM f/3.5 EX DG APO Macro IF AF, Canon EF 100- 400 mm. F/4.5- 5.6 Mk II L IS, Canon EF 500 mm. f/4 L IS, 1.4 TC, 12 & 25 mm. Ext. tubes, Better Beamer, Canon 580 EX II flash.

Last night I had photographed the brighter star. Accidentally I captured meteorite or comet going by sky.
Lens: canon 70-200 f2.8 II
crop 1:1

modyo wrote in post #18380774
Last night I had photographed the brighter star. Accidentally I captured meteorite or comet going by sky.
Lens: canon 70-200 f2.8 II
crop 1:1

You photographed Jupiter and its largest moons, and a plane passing by.

Very best,

I think it is not plane . Object is small or very far. Plane taken with the same lens look that

There's no way its a comet, they're too faint. Literally no question its not possible to be a comet, by itself, at this exposure range with no other equal or higher magnitude stars present. Only the very, very bright Jupiter. Not a comet.

It's not a meteorite, they don't have leading cylinder objects that reflect light with vapor trails. They're fireballs with no separation from head to tail when they streak.

It's at 90mm on a full frame occupying several pixels (above is 1:1 crop). It's a rather large object and its clearly in the atmosphere. Also, planes fly at different altitudes.

Likelyhood of it being a plane is most probable.

Cool shot though with Jupiter.

Very best,

5ds. Sigma 85 art. 5.6 1/200 sec ISO 100 rovelight rl600b 1/4 power

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A deceased adolescent humpback whale washed ashore in southern Rhode Island over the weekend. A sad sight to be sure, but I think this might be one of the most specific realizations that New England's beaches are absolutely nothing like my previous home's in Florida.

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Amazing job capturing the moment! ^^

thenextguy wrote in post #18383218

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really amazing

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another one from Japan visit

I felt like a Floridian again yesterday hiking through this swamp in southern Massachusetts. The left side of the boardwalk went a little sideways last year after an ice storm, while the right side apparently stayed pretty solid. Pretty cool to see!

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