-= Canon EOS R7 owners unite! Post photos and discuss.

Here we have an image of last night’s (Fri 29th Sept) almost full Moon as viewed from Brisbane.

I used the Canon RF 600mm F4, fitted with the Canon RF x2 Extender on the EOS R7.

The system was fitted to my tracking mount, where I grabbed 30 frames and then used a program called Autostakkert3! to Align the 30 frames and then finished the final image in PS CC.

Dennis

Post 'em while we can, right? This is from a trip to Denver Botanic Gardens this week. The zinnias, dahlias, straw flowers, etc. had all just been watered. Cropped in LRC, with just basic edits.

just whistle wrote in post #19565948
Post 'em while we can, right? This is from a trip to Denver Botanic Gardens this week. The zinnias, dahlias, straw flowers, etc. had all just been watered. Cropped in LRC, with just basic edits.

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See? That’s beautiful, Lesley.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #19565949
See? That beautiful, Lesley.

Thank you!

I recently purchased a couple of the relatively new SmallRig LP-E6NH USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery 4264 and had the opportunity to take them on two trips (with the R5, but did try them with the R7 as well).

I am positively impressed by them! I have tried to use the in-camera charging option, but it is not very convenient: I can only charge when the camera is in the hotel. The SmallRig batteries allow me to leave one (or more) charging in the hotel while I am out and about taking pictures. It is much better than simply charging in-camera. Of course, I can use the original (or third-party) chargers for the batteries, but that is just one more thing to carry around.

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Cool! I just picked up a pair of these as well, although I haven't put them to use yet. Pretty much for same reason to hopefully have one less thing to pack when travelling! Hopefully, we can get same or close to same amount of shots with these between charges.

Been so busy with work and taking and developing pics, just seem to never get around to posting them. Guess I better post some before the plug gets pulled . Appreciate everyone's input and sharing of information in this thread on this camera body. There's been some great tips. Here's some from a summer visit to Masai Mara.

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jamganz wrote in post #19567416
Been so busy with work and taking and developing pics, just seem to never get around to posting them. Guess I better post some before the plug gets pulled . Appreciate everyone's input and sharing of information in this thread on this camera body. There's been some great tips. Here's some from a summer visit to Masai Mara.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2oQv​gKx Hyena on the run by jamganz, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2oQx​dVV Impala by jamganz, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2oQw​bRF Giraffes striking a pose by jamganz, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2oRD​u65 Baboon family by jamganz, on Flickr

Nice!
The giraffes and impala are particularly nice.

Thank you, Levina. Saw your post in the other thread the other day and you have been in my thoughts. Sending some positive vibes your way. Hang in there!

jamganz wrote in post #19567425
Thank you, Levina. Saw your post in the other thread the other day and you have been in my thoughts. Sending some positive vibes your way. Hang in there!

That's kind. Thank you very much.

PinholeR5 wrote in post #19567113
I recently purchased a couple of the relatively new SmallRig LP-E6NH USB-C Rechargeable Camera Battery 4264 and had the opportunity to take them on two trips (with the R5, but did try them with the R7 as well).

I am positively impressed by them! I have tried to use the in-camera charging option, but it is not very convenient: I can only charge when the camera is in the hotel. The SmallRig batteries allow me to leave one (or more) charging in the hotel while I am out and about taking pictures. It is much better than simply charging in-camera. Of course, I can use the original (or third-party) chargers for the batteries, but that is just one more thing to carry around.

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The batteries themselves seem to work fine in the R5 (and R7, R6 II) and so far I am very happy.

What I like most is the glass of vino, good to see you7 have the important things in hand as well as charging batteries.

Very flexible with the 100-500 at the zoo.

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This afternoon in the local off leash area. Fall colours other than yellows are hard to find around here.