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nardes wrote in post #19144704
No, both the EOS R5 and EOS R6 write in the User Manual that flash photography is not possible in FB and I was using the MT26 Speedlite.

I tried to place the body of the spiders parallel to the plane of the sensor to get as much in focus as was possible. Both spiders were very cooperative.

I have used the Helicon FB Tube for Focus Bracketing on the EOS R (not R5 or R6 yet) and can confirm that you can use Flash, as the FB is performed by the Helicon FB Tube and not the camera. The EOS R does not have built in FB.

Cheers

Dennis

I did a test shot and managed to get a 5 shot stack with my flash heads at 1/128. I've not tried it in the wild yet but I'm looking forward to it.

Yum yum yum

So renting the RF 28-70 f2 to see if it is up to everything people rave about. So far pretty impressive shot wide open @f2 on R5 just not sure this focal length is worth close to $3,000 for me more testing over the next week. Lucky our Finn is always willing to pose while I try out new gear

robamy wrote in post #19144728

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2k1n​6cn Yellow Rumped on a rock by A & R Photography, on Flickr

Which lens did you use for this shot?

Methodical wrote in post #19144904
Which lens did you use for this shot?

400mm f/2.8L IS III x 2x

Gambel's Quail...

Finally, got my R5 on Monday and shot a 5th grade football championship on Tuesday! Interesting camera, I definitely need to tweak my initial settings. These files are HUGE! And yes, it was raining, but I love shooting in the rain!

One more

robamy wrote in post #19145200

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2k1E​ciS Drake Mallard by A & R Photography, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2k1D​H2R Bluejay giving me the eye by A & R Photography, on Flickr

Have you tried the RF 600 or the 800mm lenses Rob?

Red Dexs wrote in post #19145215
Have you tried the RF 600 or the 800mm lenses Rob?

I have not tried them, from what I seen they are pretty good. F11 is tough when I usually shoot before or after work. Also you lose some of the AF focus area. However at the price point I think they are very nice focal lengths. The bluejay was even at f2.8 .

European robin

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Weja

I came across these chairs when I was out on a walk. It's a fair distance to the nearest car park so someone went to a lot of effort to create this meeting place.

Pelicans look graceful when flying and so fearsome when feeding !!