Sweet capture Kester.
Snydremark my very own Lightrules moment More info | Nov 06, 2014 19:23 | #1217 You know...I don't believe I've ever seen an in-flight capture of a Burrowing Owl before. Nice one, Kester! - Eric S.: My Birds/Wildlife
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Nov 06, 2014 19:29 | #1218 Snydremark wrote in post #17256618  You know...I don't believe I've ever seen an in-flight capture of a Burrowing Owl before. Nice one, Kester! Yes, they are small and very fast fliers. The 7D2's focus was quick, would have been better if I could have kept the focus points on them.
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shellisherwood Hatchling  3 posts Joined Sep 2014 Location: Placerville, California More info | Nov 06, 2014 19:34 | #1219 Just received my 7d mark ll, using it tomorrow for 2 Football games, pretty excited. compared to my 60d and 6d having 65 focus points is a whole new game for me. www.flickr.com/shellisherwood
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agb Member 160 posts Joined Oct 2010 Location: Cleveland Qld Australia More info | Nov 06, 2014 19:35 | #1220 No you dont. That looks pretty good to me.
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rejay14 Goldmember  More info | Nov 06, 2014 19:44 | #1221 Digitally_Altered wrote in post #17253948 It's certainly lighter, has a good walk around range, Not sure if I'll keep it, may sell it off with one of my 7d's. How's the sharpness, have you used it much? Sharpness of 18-135/7DII: Very good on my computer screen, but look blurry once uploaded here... f8, 1/250th  Image hosted by forum (699001) © rejay14 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.  Image hosted by forum (699002) © rejay14 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. 1DX Mark II, 5D Mark IV, 40D,Rebel XT
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Snydremark my very own Lightrules moment More info | Nov 06, 2014 19:56 | #1223 Congratulations on showing me a species that I'm ENTIRELY unfamiliar with...that is one, fuzzy uh...monkey? - Eric S.: My Birds/Wildlife
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dinny66 Senior Member 695 posts Likes: 3 Joined Feb 2007 Location: Shoreham-by-Sea, UK More info | Nov 07, 2014 03:53 | #1224 This is ISO800 without any NR.  Image hosted by forum (699036) © dinny66 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Mike
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dinny66 Senior Member 695 posts Likes: 3 Joined Feb 2007 Location: Shoreham-by-Sea, UK More info | Nov 07, 2014 05:54 | #1225 Quick question #1 - did anyone get a hard copy of the Quick reference guide in the box? Mike
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Nov 07, 2014 06:03 | #1226 dinny66 wrote in post #17257307 Quick question #1 - did anyone get a hard copy of the Quick reference guide in the box? Quick question #2 - are people having trouble with DPP 4.1.1 crashing? Thanks Mike I can only answer #1. . . .I did get a hard copy of the quick reference guide with my 7D mkII Keith Robinson
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mfunnell Senior Member  375 posts Likes: 11 Joined Jul 2005 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Nov 07, 2014 06:05 | #1227 dinny66 wrote in post #17257307 Quick question #1 - did anyone get a hard copy of the Quick reference guide in the box? Yes. dinny66 wrote in post #17257307 Quick question #2 - are people having trouble with DPP 4.1.1 crashing? I've not installed it yet. I possibly, perhaps probably, even will. But I've dealt with DPP before and my enthusiasm hasn't yet risen to the occasion (as it were). For my purposes (prints to A4/Letter size) the JPEGs have been good enough that I haven't fealt like bearing the pain of DPP so far. Some digital cameras, some film cameras, some lenses & other kit.
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MedicineMan4040 The Magic Johnson of Cameras  More info | Nov 07, 2014 06:08 | #1228 I've been tinkering with the freebie DPP and find it's not bad at all, learning curve like everything but why not? Plenty of tut's on youtube to boost one along. flickr
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mfunnell Senior Member 375 posts Likes: 11 Joined Jul 2005 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Nov 07, 2014 06:20 | #1229 OK, so here's a completely different question. About something I don't (yet) have a proper feel for. But after 185 exposures (so many!) I'm starting to get the impression that the evaluative metering in the 7DmkII is especially good. Without even thinking about it, while mostly messing around trying to figure out the AF, I've somewhat missed the fact that I have hardly any badly exposed photos. Even slightly badly exposed photos. Every shot I've taken so far (aside from some deliberately experimental ones, where I've forced the exposure to be 'wrong') seems well exposed. Some digital cameras, some film cameras, some lenses & other kit.
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TeamSpeed 01010100 01010011  More info | Nov 07, 2014 06:23 | #1230 mfunnell wrote in post #17257323 OK, so here's a completely different question. About something I don't (yet) have a proper feel for. But after 185 exposures (so many!) I'm starting to get the impression that the evaluative metering in the 7DmkII is especially good. Without even thinking about it, while mostly messing around trying to figure out the AF, I've somewhat missed the fact that I have hardly any badly exposed photos. Even slightly badly exposed photos. Every shot I've taken so far (aside from some deliberately experimental ones, where I've forced the exposure to be 'wrong') seems well exposed. If what I'm seeing is real, rather than something that's "just happened" by pure luck, is this not something of an un-heralded advantage of the new camera? Thoughts? ...Mike I believe it's due to the new IR and RGB metering system, it is very useful for better WB analysis, exposure, and probably AF as well. Not sure about AF, but IR aware sensors can help with AF if utilized properly, IR can see things that are quite difficult in the visible spectrum. I believe the system does work with Live view stills and movie AF. Past Equipment | My Personal Gallery
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