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Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Contemporary with the TC-1401 and TC-2001 respectively.

Cactus Wren...

Blue tit

Photo from Weja's gallery.

Sdentrem wrote in post #19159133
A Grey Seal off Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Absolutely one of the most spectacular images I've ever seen on this forum.

This was a quick muck around to test the R5's ability to pull detail from a couple of not so ideal situations.
The first was of a dark juvenile magpie against a lighter background and the second was a sulphur crested cockatoo against the overcast sky.
So far I'm really impressed.

I've come from a 5D3 and haven't been doing much photography, so looking forward to getting back into it in the new year.

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #19159898
OK, so I have not done ANY experimenting or set up for Video as of yet. That said, last night I could not help but shoot a video of how fast the moon moves when you are watching @ 3200mm locked down on a tripod. Video quality and all settings were whatever Canon sets them to by default.
I apologize for the camera shake at the beginning, but this shows how much everything moves when you press the red button!

3200mm full frame;

The moon runs faster in your place than mine.

Mike Martin wrote in post #19160331
Absolutely one of the most spectacular images I've ever seen on this forum.

Very kind. Thanks.

Gambel's Quail in motion...

This Kingfisher wasn't very close, but these turned out ok.

Photo from kd_reno's gallery.

Photo from kd_reno's gallery.

Photo from kd_reno's gallery.

realairlight wrote in post #19160541
The moon runs faster in your place than mine.

I suppose, if one were to measure down to small fractions of a second, it would in fact be true based on how far the observer is from the equator? Just hypothesizing...

Family outing

Ok so this one definitely falls into the snapshot category.

However it does give an indication of the capabilities of this camera.

It was set to animal eye, I was holding the camera close to ground level with the screen out and tilted.
The light was falling on the screen and I could not see if the eye detect had in fact pulled focus.
Out of a 5 shot sequence 2 were out of focus but this was due to the bird walking within the MFD of the lens.

This is a long billed corella

I have such a hard time with birds in flight. These small ones are particularly hard to catch.