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Gingers!

All on 5d4+70-200 2.8LIS II @2.8, natural light

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davinci953 wrote in post #18757320
Havasupai campsite... the water is actually that color from lime deposits. Lens: Rokinon 14mm f/2.8

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Your photo makes me really, really want to camp in this spot!

MatthewK wrote in post #18757705
Your photo makes me really, really want to camp in this spot!

Thanks! It's a beautiful place. The Havasupai tribe issues permits only once a year, and the permits go quickly. Last year it was February 1st. I don't think a date's been set for 2019 yet.

Hand-held w/ the 50L My daughter watching the mobile as she drifts off to sleep. The AF barely locked on, very dark.

Haven't pressed the shutter in a while. Except for storms I'm a fair weather photographer. A friends band played their first gig. Some high ISO stuff. I used a few presets that added grain.

davinci953 wrote in post #18757320
Havasupai campsite... the water is actually that color from lime deposits. Lens: Rokinon 14mm f/2.8

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I had to google this.. and now I have to go and see this place, wonderful shot.

digital paradise wrote in post #18757752

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Really like the black and whites. color seems a bit too much grunge/clarity (not talking grain)

Going to show off here... shot in the same second, focus on one boy, then the other, consecutive shots. Changed the crop to match each other.
AF is pretty solid on this camera.

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ksbal wrote in post #18758070
Really like the black and whites. color seems a bit too much grunge/clarity (not talking grain)

I did both normal and grunge for some. The kids can pick what they like.

ksbal wrote in post #18758076
Going to show off here... shot in the same second, focus on one boy, then the other, consecutive shots. Changed the crop to match each other.
AF is pretty solid on this camera.

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If you use case 3 AF will drop the subject that is in focus faster when the AF point lands on the next subject. +2 is instant.

wow, will try that out! Thanks!

ksbal wrote in post #18758120
wow, will try that out! Thanks!

It is the opposite of Case 2. Case 2 makes AF stubborn to drop focus on a subject if the AF point goes off momentarily. Birders like using it because sometimes the bird moves unexpectedly.

I was tracking this bird and it put the breaks on and swopped up. It didn't try to re-focus on the water and all the shots through the burst sequence (10) were in focus. With TS at -2 you get about a second but at 10fps it makes a world of difference.

Case 3 is great for tracking two people running for example and you are switching between them.

ksbal wrote in post #18758068
I had to google this.. and now I have to go and see this place, wonderful shot.

Thanks!