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havelock wrote in post #19108750
Wow.that kingfisher dive is stunning..

Glad you liked it! Tons of work on this capture

ct1co2 wrote in post #19109080
Thank you for the response Rob. Can you give a ballpark general estimate of how many images you are capturing during an outing? Are you finding the eye AF has any trouble when there is lack of contrast between the eye and face? I have a friend with an R5 that indicated the AF was reluctant to find the eye on a moose, and defaulted to head.

Fantastic images BTW. Appreciate the sharing and context of crop vs non-crop modes.

The most I took on an outing was about 2000 shots. The eye focus does miss here and there but it is amazing. This morning there was a turkey in the yard and the eye focus followed him as he was running, awesome stuff.

robamy wrote in post #19108771
My first screen grab with 8k

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwa​6u9 First 8K screen grab with the R5 by A & R Photography, on Flickr

Wow! Pretty darn good shot for a frame grab.

Magnus3D wrote in post #19108982
Here's an 8K framegrab with minor processing applied on the HEIF file you get. I shot a few seconds of video as the guy went up and turned. It was enough to capture the moment, then i pulled the file i wanted to keep and dumped the video. This feels like cheating photography.

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A 100% crop from the same file.

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And a “WOW!” for you too. I feel like a 5 year old waiting for Santa. Mine probably won’t get sent til the third shipment arrives to dealers

robamy wrote in post #19109140
The most I took on an outing was about 2000 shots..

This should be framed and shown to all those crying about overheating and polluting all the forums..

rndman wrote in post #19109213
This should be framed and shown to all those crying about overheating and polluting all the forums..

Lol. They want a recall. Can you imagine Canon getting any of these cameras back from users? A greater likelihood is that Canon, seeing the crazy demand, will boost the price by $1000 before I get my copy.

However, it is more likely that neither of these things will happen for now.

Here is a 10000 ISO shot, a few people requested I take one. This is strait out of the camera, handheld shot with the 100-400mm II

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwr​Jpu

Now back to the birdies

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwr​GA4

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwv​1qz

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jww​9sA

LoneRider wrote in post #19109171
Wow! Pretty darn good shot for a frame grab.

"All-I" treats every frame as a still, as far as compression is concerned. It is only compressed internally within itself, spatially, like a JPEG, with no lossy compression over time between frames, which would leave individual frames very detail-less or distorted, or with things in the wrong places in certain parts of the frame, especially if they have low contrast. Some of the worst examples are pans where high-contrast bold items advance every frame, but low-contrast items stutter or just completely disappear. Of course, you still need to use stills-worthy shutter speeds to be able to pull any arbitrary "all-I" frame out and have a sharp result.

robamy wrote in post #19109320
Now back to the birdies

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwr​GA4 Female Bluebird by A & R Photography, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwv​1qz Female Grosbeak stopped by by A & R Photography, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jww​9sA Bluebird Fledgling by A & R Photography, on Flickr

My, you must have a great camera!

Sorry, Rob, had to say that. You are a great photographer and it shows in your photos.

Robs images are jaw dropping.

He prolly did the same thing with the Kodak Brownie back in the day.

Just stunning images. Honestly I’ve never seen anything like it.

robamy wrote in post #19109329

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2jwx​2s6 Cottontail by A & R Photography, on Flickr

I agree with the two previous posts. Seeing your posts have made me rethink about the r5 vs r6 and thinking about that 400mm. What a combo!!

Mike Dodd wrote in post #19109460
I agree with the two previous posts. Seeing your posts have made me rethink about the r5 vs r6 and thinking about that 400mm. What a combo!!

Archibald wrote in post #19109430
My, you must have a great camera!

Sorry, Rob, had to say that. You are a great photographer and it shows in your photos.

i-G12 wrote in post #19109438
Robs images are jaw dropping.

He prolly did the same thing with the Kodak Brownie back in the day.

Just stunning images. Honestly I’ve never seen anything like it.

Thanks guys I appreciate the kind words (thanks to the great camera ). I am really liking the R5. The 400mm is my favorite lens out of what I have used. I do feel the R5 and the 400mm combo works very well together.