7D Mk II with EF 100-400mm L IS II and 1.4X III
Please only post photos taken with the Canon EOS 7D Mk II while using the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM and the Canon Extender EF 1.4X III.
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Soccer
With pandemic restrictions starting to be lifted, I shot my first HS soccer match since 2019. It was also a chance to start getting used to the 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8 under game conditions. The 400 is a demanding lens but with some experience it i...
EF 800 f5.6 and 1.4X III
I have never been a fan of converters but I have used the 1.4X on occasion. This morning I went over to the Mississippi river to photograph eagles and with the distance to the eagles, which were staying on the inaccessible Iowa side, even an 800mm l...
Snowflakes
It was cold enough for snowflakes this morning, so I went out with a black rubber sheet, my T6S and my EF-S 60mm macro. Things I learned:It is tough hand-holding a macro lens at maximum magnification.F/2.8 at an angle is not good for macro. So, I go...
"August" Summer 2019 in New York & NJ
A montage of scenes in New York & New Jersey shot June through August of 2019. Filmed & edited by Jon Edwards Shot on Canon C300 MK II, DJI Mavic 2 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro & Canon Auto Zoom 814 (Super 8). Filming locations: Asbury Park, Long Branch &...
Snowmobile racing
Canon R6, 100-400 zoom. Snowmobile racing on East Lake Okoboji. January 2021. Two days of racing
Orangs
Since I can't go to Africa to shoot in the wild right now, I went to the zoo with two camera setups to see how they would perform relative to one another. I chose to focus (figuratively and literally) on Orangutans.1. The EOS 7D MkII, and the Sigma ...
K1 - Go Kart Adventure
This weekend we went Go-Karting for my brother in laws birthday. This was a challenging indoor shoot. I shot with my 6D2 and thought I would be OK with the following lenses: Sigma 24~70 f2.8 ArtRokinon 12mm f2.8 manual Not only was I wrong with the l...
Panorama Portrait (135mm f/1.0?)
I was able to test some multi-row panos today. Setup used single-row pano gear, but was able to do multi via the following: RRS tripod and ball head completely level (so can pan left-to-right). Pano clamp on top the ball head (for rotation up/down)...
