Canon 60D Users, Unite! (4!)

Kudos. wrote in post #16484672
Some recent shots

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Palos Verde by WRD!, on Flickr

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Palos Verde by WRD!, on Flickr

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Laguna Beach by WRD!, on Flickr

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Laguna Night by WRD!, on Flickr

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Bay Bridge by WRD!, on Flickr

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New Bay Bridge by WRD!, on Flickr

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Untitled by WRD!, on Flickr

Love the bridge shots. On the water shots, do you recall the EXIF info?

Christmas turkey

Magnificent Kim - hope you & your family had a nice Christmas ~

Phoenixkh wrote in post #16557921
This is the crop that we just got printed.... well, it's in the process.

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clydezjr wrote in post #16558172
Love the bridge shots. On the water shots, do you recall the EXIF info?

All of those photos have their EXIF data intact. Click on the photo to go to the Flickr site, click on the three dots at the bottom right of the screen, then click on "View exif info".

burnet44 wrote in post #16557275
f stop great stuff
any tips how to get so sharp?
I have a loaned 60d and just got a 70d Im trying to figure out

Thanks

As Toolman said, fast SS helps a ton, I try and stay in the 1/3200 to 1/4000 range, keep my ISO locked at 400 and aperture at 5.6. I tend to like to under-expose just a hair to help retain details in the feathers, especially for white birds. These settings are usually just a baseline as i'm constantly adjusting to meet the situations.

These settings obviously depend on the day as they won't work so well if it's overcast and you have to adjust accordingly, sacrifice SS or crank ISO.

And of course...Center point focus, AI Servo and continuous fire

Think one for the things that helps the most is a consistent and smooth pan speed, i have literally 1000's of shots worth of practice and i think i'm finally starting to get it down P.S. these were shot with a 70-200 F/4 and are cropped slightly for more appealing composition.

Examples of my crappy work
all 60D

Immaculens wrote in post #16558356
Magnificent Kim - hope you & your family had a nice Christmas ~

Will,

Thx. And we had a very quiet Christmas. Neither of our sons were home since one lives in CA and the other one is only 3 hours away but has a motorcycle instead of a car and had to work the day before and after Christmas.

It was nice to just relax and watch silly movies.

We were able to get out for some camera fun on Thursday.

A couple taken with my 10-22 in Virginia Waters, England

My new million dollars home

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This was an extra shot from yesterdays 365 project. I went a different angle for the project but I still liked this one.

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