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Not too bad for ISO 25600 and indoor bad flickering/color shifting grow lamps. Oh, and a 500mm f7.1 lens at minimum focus distance.

One more from the R5 and 100-500mm

First flying swallow shots I'm not embarrassed to show in public.

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LoneRider wrote in post #19363946
Absolutely beautiful. I really hope to make to Australia one day.

Many thanks

@kd-reno - And beautiful they are too!

Hoping to get some practice with Swallows myself over the coming months - with the same gear as you, but rather less skill I fear!

Kapowee wrote in post #19366481
@kd-reno - And beautiful they are too!

Hoping to get some practice with Swallows myself over the coming months - with the same gear as you, but rather less skill I fear!

Thanks. These were about 10% skill and 90% equipment.

Swallows make frequent sharp changes in direction, but sometimes you can spot a more predictable pattern. In this case there was a flock swirling around feeding over a large pond. But there was a small narrow arm where they would fly back and forth in a relatively straight line at a predictable distance. So I get some credit for situational awareness, and my mediocre panning skills were up to the task this time.

The rest goes to the equipment. I don't know whether it's the latest R5 firmware or the new 100-500, but the autofocus is fast and it stays locked on. The resolution was a big help as well. The first shot was cropped to 11.3MP - 25% of the frame. Panning is easier when the subject is farther away, so this helps.

This was also the first time I truly appreciated the 20 fps in ES mode. These two shots were from a 15 shot burst. All were in focus, so I could pick and choose based on wing position. That was definitely a new experience for me.

Royal tern, Laughing Gull

From Carlsbad, Ca yesterday.

goalerjones wrote in post #19366745
From Carlsbad, Ca yesterday.

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The couple makes the photo and they are in the perfect position. Nice!

Butterfly and a bee.

Peregrine Falcon Canon R5 800mmf11 RF1.4 1/2000sec. f16 ISO2000 1120mm -2/3 EC

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Focus stacking. Handheld. Ten images.

Eurasian curlew in the rain

Photo from Weja's gallery.