01-03-2018 11:53 AM
Man did you nail that post. I could not have written it better.
"You can't always believe in the glowing reviews guys write about how good ...(insert lens model of your choice here!)
01-03-2018 12:32 PM
Not a real recent shot but an interesting one anyway. It was with my ef 400mm f5.6L. It was just a super quick snap shot as it lasted for a mere second or two. It's good to be lucky! The luckier you are the better photographer you will be. ANd the better photographer you become the luckier you will be.
01-03-2018 01:42 PM
@ebiggs1 wrote:Not a real recent shot but an interesting one anyway. It was with my ef 400mm f5.6L. It was just a super quick snap shot as it lasted for a mere second or two. It's good to be lucky! The luckier you are the better photographer you will be. ANd the better photographer you become the luckier you will be.
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01-03-2018 05:04 PM
Something is not the same!
01-15-2018 07:42 AM - edited 01-15-2018 07:43 AM
I would suggest you try setting the focus macro adjustment.
I use Reikan FoCal. I believe you can get it from B&H.
Use adjustment by lens as the setting.
Adjust the lens alone and also do an adjustment with the lens / extender.
Your camera will adjust at both ends of the zoom range.
When shooting in the "middle" focal length ranges the camera will use the two adjustments and compesate for the middle focal lengths.
Your camera will store infor for the lens only and the lens with extender seperately.
04-14-2018 10:56 PM
I have the Canon 100-400mm II with the Canon 1.4x Extender III on a Canon 80D.
Quick, sharp at 896mm with 27 AF points at f8.
Great combination for wildlife.
Like it so much, I never take the 1,4x Extender off.
Think Canon tuned the latest releases: Canon 80D, Canon 100-400mm II, and the 1.4x Extender III
for performance and image quality.
On a Canon 7D Mark II only one AF point, and just ok results.
More missed out-of-focused images and sluggish AF at f/8
04-16-2018 01:03 PM
04-16-2018 04:09 PM
Use AIServo
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