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Archibald wrote in post #19259914
Interesting, could be real useful. I will explore some more when I have some time. Older cameras gave EXIFs with distance info but was so inaccurate that it was useless.

I checked the other day, in the R5 you can change the unit from Feet to Meters, whatever you need/want. I think the Flickr information is Meters though as the minimum focus distance of the RF 100mm lens is about 10.5", and 0.34 meters is just about 12 inches, which is probably about how far away I was at the time. I'm sure there's a good +/- in there as it's just an estimate, but it may be good enough for some useful information

Here's a shock, more pictures using the RF 100mm macro lens.

A Blue Mud Dauber and some kind of an ant

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JayLT wrote in post #19259924
Here's a shock, more pictures using the RF 100mm macro lens.

A Blue Mud Dauber and some kind of an ant

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And a nice shock at that! These are great captures . I especially like no2 of this most recent set.

Cactus Wren...

Black tailed godwitt

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Milky Way, my way. Sigma Art 24-35mm

Looks like I interrupted lunch time in the garden a bit today. The only time I've ever been able to get a remotely decent stack of a jumping spider is when they're eating something

I have no idea what the first one was eating, it had it already when i found it. I watched the second one grab the small cricket

Rf 100mm F/2.8L IS macro lens

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clipper_from_oz wrote in post #19260020
And a nice shock at that! These are great captures . I especially like no2 of this most recent set.

Thank you! The ant was certainly the easier one of the two to get a shot of, that wasp wanted nothing to do with me

I caught this storm yesterday using the 8K timelapse mode in the camera and the 100-500 lens. There is some sensor dirt spots visible here and there, sorry about that.




/ Magnus

A couple of handheld and natural light shots with the RF Macro

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RF 400mm + 2x

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Gila Woodpecker...

A Cooper's hawk landed in our sugar maple while we were landscaping our yard