...nd the RF200-800 can be located here: First Shots with the RF200-800 and the R6II - Page 2 - Canon Community
I took myself to the same locations (for comparison) and shot the same subject types.&n...
...n PS to post, with default lens corrections and some cropping.
Red Panda@10m: R5, RF200-800@ 600mm, f/9, 1/500sec, ISO-6400 Emu: 481mm, f/8, 1/500sec, ISO-2500 Emu: 300mm, f/7.1, 1/3...
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The moon was spectacular this evening, so I took my 200-800 out for a test drive. My initial thought. I could not believe how light this lens is. I shot on a t...
...o deal with in capturing the moon. I used the RF200-800 with the R5 in 1.6x crop mode, giving a equivalent FoV of 1280mm. There is just a hint of heat haze in the sky - locally we had temps o...
This is my latest in the series of shots to investigate the relative performance of different FF R bodies with the RF200-800 lens, shooting hand-held, available (often very dim) light, because i...
...ave taken some previously with some super tele zooms: such as the Sigma 60-600s, RF 100-500 and even RF200-800. This time, I was bringing the RF 24-240 super zoom lens to check it out, a...
...ith RF 70-200 f4fL (ISO 160, 200 mm, 0ev, f5.6,1/160 s) and heavily cropped as you can see from the original. Made minor tweaks using Luminar Neo but no use of Ai tools within the p...
...he river, grabbed a fish and left. One Seal - RF 70-200, 200mm, f8.0, 1/200, ISO 800, Av. EV -.62 in post to bring out his pelt. Seals - RF 100-500, 500mm, f7.1, 1/640, I...
I am unashamedly a wildlife photographer, and as such love both animals and the gear that lets me get up close and personal with them. The arrival of the Canon RF200-800 is a s...
