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[fatcat]

I KNOW! not sure what Im doing wrong. New lens for me, any tips would be appreciated Biggs. Im thinking a monopod would help.
NICE egret shot. I think its the cheap teleconverter I used, but maybe not.

[fatcat]

wow, georgeous shot. Im getting close....this would be a dream shot for me....SO GOOD!

[ebiggs1]

Outstanding. 

[lglass12189]

Another shot from my recent trip to Alaska. Eagle flying off a piece of drift wood toward the bay. 60% crop 1DX MK II, 70-200\\

[fatcat]

exquisit!

do you have any with their wings fully extended?  OR when he came out of the water with the fish?  These are SO GOOD!

can you share more of your settings? f stop shutter speed?

[Tom5]

I am a first timer on ANY community discusssion forum !

This is my FIRST EXPERIENCE in trying to solve a problem in this manner.

FWIW my first Canon hardware was a F1N with a number of L lenses up to a 600.

My current oldest is a 7D, and I have 2 5D's, one each 3 & 4.
And again L lenses up to 600 IS.

My problem: 

I have some older video files from my 7D, that I tried to upload to Ebird, for the Cornell  Macaulay Library.

I tried a test of a 16 second file, and it was rejected, despite being of the required .MOV file type.
I have tried the same file converted to .MP4, (still rejected).

I have tired several conversiiterations via "CloudConert in Germany, and still no go.

What I REALLY wanted was direct help from Canon to determine if there is something different in the video output files from an older 7D, and a new 5D MK4.

ANY reference to someone that can help would be appreciated.

[Tom5]

I would hope the image included (Whooping Swan) , taken on my own wetland; might prompt consideration of my first reply in this forum.
I am told that the avid "birders" would appreciate the rarity of same in the U.S.