EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Review WOW!

Bowled out!

And 100-400 + 2X, handheld shooting at 800mm harder than I thought!

Should have bumped up the ISO a bit on the 800mm shots to freeze the action, the images are a bit fuzzy

Yeah if this is a regular subject matter and you have to use the 2x, I'd recommend ISO800-1600 and then get yourself a copy of Topaz. Very very very rarely do I recommend software as a solution, but it will take care of the grain/noise issues of those higher ISO's and $60 < $1200-$4000 for a full frame sensor setup of your choice

FlyingPete wrote in post #19197956
Should have bumped up the ISO a bit on the 800mm shots to freeze the action, the images are a bit fuzzy

Cool, will check that out. I used to use NeatImage many years back when ISO400 was almost unusable.

I shot these specifically to deal with an inquiry as to the performance of the 100-400MkII combined with the Canon Extender 1.4MkIII on the EOS 90D.

This Australian Glossy Black Cockatoo's plumage glows with an iridescent blue hue when shot at a particular angle.

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Nice captures. Have a friend with the 90. Hes getting some impressive captures!

An eastern screech owl has moved into our nesting box in the back yard.

Dubi wrote in post #19201099
An eastern screech owl has moved into our nesting box

She needs a 2 room suite.

That's awesome!! Nice shot!

Dubi wrote in post #19201099
An eastern screech owl has moved into our nesting box in the back yard.

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chuckmiller wrote in post #19201374
She needs a 2 room suite.

This is our first try at building an owl nesting box. Covid boredom is quite a thing at my house.

The instructions are quite specific about the size of the box and the hole cut based on the species of owl.

https://www.audubon.or​g …uild-screech-owl-nest-box

Tronhard wrote in post #19201030
I shot these specifically to deal with an inquiry as to the performance of the 100-400MkII combined with the Canon Extender 1.4MkIII on the EOS 90D.

I am also having fantastic success with the 1.4 III on my 80D.

A Bull-Rush with a split seed head. Shot with the Canon 1.4X III extender.

Red-bellied woodpecker on our birdfeeder.

Female