-= 7D2 owners unite! Discuss and post photos!

Joe M wrote in post #18213899
I used Lightroom and the CA tool to remove the fringe with no luck on the raw file. It said there was no fringe on the file. I did some you tube videos and one said that his was from sharping to much in the camera. I was using sharping with the setting very high. I redid all my settings to low sharping ad I will be out tomorrow, Friday is the weather allows and I will see what happens. I thank you for all your work in this with my. When I let you know the results.

Joe,
If you were processing the Raw file in Lightroom, the. The in camera sharpening had no effect on the result, the standard LR sharpen default will be used for the LR 7dii profile. If you had processing in the Canon tools, it would have used the in camera setting as the starting point. If you want more analysis, I suggest you post the raw file online, and the post a link for us to download it. I am unsure what you meant by LR didn't find any CA. I use the eyedrop to select on the CA to then have it removed.

George Zip wrote in post #18214174
Big crop. The 7DII is underrated in this department

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Yes, 7dii can crop, typically with the caveat of using a tripod or high SS with still subject.

Itsed65 wrote in post #18214369

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B&W Coyote by lennycarl08, on Flickr

Awesome capture, especially choice of black and white.

aladyforty wrote in post #18213679
Tree full of very rowdy crazy birds, they are New Holland honeyeaters, very common where I live

gee that shot kind of jumps at yu julie - have noticed the big tam sort of handles darklsh colours and the browns and reds really well and thats a very fine 7d mk 11 yu have i reckon
cheers rob

patrol50 wrote in post #18214488
gee that shot kind of jumps at yu julie - have noticed the big tam sort of handles darklsh colours and the browns and reds really well and thats a very fine 7d mk 11 yu have i reckon
cheers rob

Thanks, Ive been lucky with ALL my cameras, not an issue and most lenses have been great as well

sidknee wrote in post #18214109
one of my dogs gave birth to 6 pups this morning, 1st photo of the many I'll be able to bore you all with over the next 8 weeks

2 hours old, working cocker spaniel, female

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Great shot buddy and good luck, Our Lhasa gave birth to 6 it is hard work but so worth it, Trouble is you become attached and it is hard to let them go.

UK_MARK wrote in post #18214917
Great shot buddy and good luck, Our Lhasa gave birth to 6 it is hard work but so worth it, Trouble is you become attached and it is hard to let them go.

Cheers mate, yeah I know how it is, that's how we've ended up with this many. It's not gonna happen this time though, they *are* all going!

Photo from sidknee's gallery.

new Holland Honeyeater in flight with the Tamron 150-600 at 600mm 1/2000 F7.1 ISO 1600

Shorty in flight from todays outing

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No birds here...

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Oh, here it is.... dont judge!
First BIF photo, borrowed lens, first time using it. Looking to hone my skills. I think i will be getting the Sigma 150-600mm soon.

I think this is a Red-Tailed Hawk. If someone knows it is something other than this please let me know.

Thanks