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

bps wrote in post #18002194
One of the nice things about the free broadband-speed wifi on Jet Blue is I can read this thread and surf for even more 1DX2 content during my 6-hr flight. The bad thing is I can't really use my 1DX2 for 15 more days. Must. Hang. In. There.

Bryan

I would be taking picture of the fold-out tray in front of me and the seat-belt sign above me

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jwcdds wrote in post #18002245
I would be taking picture of the fold-out tray in front of me and the seat-belt sign above me

Ok.

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jwcdds wrote in post #18002245
I would be taking picture of the fold-out tray in front of me and the seat-belt sign above me

My son likes doing time-lapse stuff and has done that out of the airplane window...

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jwcdds wrote in post #18002245
I would be taking picture of the fold-out tray in front of me and the seat-belt sign above me

In Live View, at 16 fps!

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aehric wrote in post #18002385
That's honestly more fun and satisfying than it probably should be! 16fps makes me giggle with delight every time I hear it.

It really does! I felt like I was using an Uzi when I tried it.

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Another one with a very slight tweek in Lightroom as cant set my mind on a picture style setting just yet.

Not very good at pictures of buildings but do love the colour and detail this sensor catches.

1/1000 • f/8 • ISO 250

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A couple using the 800mm with 1.4x on monopod

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My spare battery showed up today from B&H Back order

And

14 FPS fricken Rocks. Definitely a Johnson grab here. Wish I would of had the TC on. Got him with a 300L and cropped in a bit

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and it does landscape just fine. All though- not to sure about the loose nut behind the viewfinder

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umphotography wrote in post #18003127
and it does landscape just fine. All though- not to sure about the loose nut behind the viewfinder

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cwphoto wrote in post #18003187
You live in a nice part of the world.

Funny you should say that... we always think that you Aussies and Kiwis live in a nice part of the world!

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