I don't know if we in NZ have the drop on the rest of the planet because we get the day first, but here is the first teaser announcement on the R1 from Canon NZ:EOS R1 | Canon New ZealandNot heavy in detail, but at least is shows intent...
Taken of the female tiger at the Auckland Zoo, 'educating' her young cub. R5, EF 100-400L MkII@241mm, f/8, 1/250sec, ISO-1000Eye/face tracking, single point BBF (on cub's eye) and single point BB metering (on greenery).
This is the second in a series of photos of the same male tiger, but taken on different days with the same camera, but different lenses.In either case, I think they could also be titled: "Stay for lunch?"R6II, RF 200-800@311mm, f/7.1, 1/320sec, ISO-...
This is a shot I got in the few moments when the male tiger came out of hiding to check if his morning meal was around. He looks, shall we say, quite focused on business!R6II, Sigma 60-600s@328mm, f/8, 1/500sec, ISO-6400
There has been a long history of 'feedback' about the lack of 3rd Party lenses for the RF mount from those who either prefer those brands or the lower price points - or a combination of both. Certainly, there have been some very innovative lenses suc...
Brian, I am with you. My first reaction was to wonder if native lenses are working with the body, what adapter is in use and despite the lens working with other cameras, that does not guarantee it will work with this configuration.In that respect, C...
Thanks Joe for being patient. Glad you got something out of the comparison, which is not truly scientific, but neither is nature photography!I shall check out your photo's - thanks for letting me know.
Hi Joe:Major apologies for not getting back to you on this specifically. It's been a challenging time, health-wise so I have been somewhat preoccupied with that and a project for a medical research team.I think I posted this elsewhere, but regarding...
