1D X Mark II Owners Unite! Discuss & Post Photos

Spent the weekend at the cabin and enjoyed NOT 3 days of monsoon rain, last day, the day we have to leave a shot from the front yard. Nothing special, just playing with the EOS 28-300. I'm waiting on a 70-300L to get here but for do-it-all everything carry the 28-300 is nice, well except for the weight

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The distance traveled by the cork in the first two images may be indicative of the camera's speed at that moment.

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One of my wife's hollyhocks:

With my new 70-200

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What a gorgeous image of the hollyhocks!

Dankata wrote in post #18105111

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Great shot!

LJ3Jim wrote in post #18105017
One of my wife's hollyhocks:

Don't you love that lens! It is among my chosen three for a minimal setup with the 1DXii, along
with the 16-35/4, the 24-70/4 and a 1.4TCiii. Between what the 100-400ii and the 24-70/4 can
do macro-wise for me there is no reason to tote a separate macro lens.

I regret that this is about as good as I can muster of the Milky Way in the confines of Los Angeles County.

jwcdds wrote in post #18105436
I regret that this is about as good as I can muster of the Milky Way in the confines of Los Angeles County.

Not bad not bad at all based on the light pollution I think you have there. At least you get to try; we had 9 straight days of rain