Bee photo with the Canon R5.
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jpgto wrote:
Oh my.....rock steady! Awesome.
Thank you very much, Jeff.
Sep 27, 2020 12:02:05 #
frankraney wrote:
Rest shoot Regis. 
I thank you very much, frankraney.
Sep 27, 2020 12:10:42 #
10MPlayer wrote:
Impressive. I've been mulling over getting that setup as my last and final camera. At least I'll tell my wife that. I'm not much of a gearhead when it comes to camera stuff, haven't bought a new camera since 2012 or 2013. It's time pretty soon. Seeing such great results encourages me to start putting a few bucks aside for it.
If you want a camera that can do almost everything, then the Canon R5 or R6(less expensive) will do the job of getting consistent sharp photos using the 'eye tracking' device. Plus, this camera is fairly small and light with easy to understand menus and will keep it's high re-sale value in case you decide to sell it. Thank you, 10MPlayer.
Sep 27, 2020 12:16:39 #
CLF wrote:
Regis, thank you for the update. I understand the dollars and the 5Ds I ought was almost the same. Bodies I allways buy new, lenses either way.
Greg
Greg
Thank you very much, Greg. By the way, my new Canon RF 100-500 is just as sharp as my Canon 300 2.8 II.
$2699 at 3 lbs. versus $6099 at 5.19 lbs. Plus, I can close focus to 3 feet.
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John from gpwmi wrote:
Beautiful photo, Regis!!
I thank you very much, John.
Sep 27, 2020 12:20:03 #
PastorDave wrote:
As the Brits might say, "Good show old boy, good show".
I appreciate your good comment, PastorDave.
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