Shot in the very photogenic Donegal, Ireland. The day I visited here the wind was blowing off and on with short gusts of wind. I shot several photos at various shutter speeds both to enhance the blur of the grasses and freeze the motion. Used my E...
We were high above this expansive beach known in northern Ireland as Downhill Strand (beach). The light was fadeing and wind starting to blow but I still shot about 8-10 frames here. While I was shooting a passenger train was passing through. Th...
While in Donegal, Ireland, I shot this photo in a series of shots. I was struck by the beautiful grasses blowing in the wind with the blue-green of the water in the background and land in the distance.
I am not positive where in Donegal I took this shot, the light was fading very fast. I managed to shoot about 6 shots of this scene. This was the best one. I took the photo with my EOS R5 and RF 24-105 f4 L lens.
I shot this photo during a recent trip to Northern Ireland. The light was fading, which seemed to make the location all the more mysterious.
I used my EOS R5 and my RF 24-104 f4 L zoom lenz.
I tend to use EC together with the histogram with an eye towards preserving the highlights of the scene. Typically I will meter a mid tone to start. Then dial in usually -.3 to 1 stop if needed. I rarely dial in a +EC value. I do my best to get a ...
Hi Cantrell,
When the user pushes the SET button to use the rear dial in selecting the dialed in exposure, does the engaged SET button stay set? Or does the user need to keep the set button pushed in while dialing in exposure comp? Thanks
Hello, I have never had an issue witth Canon's exposure compensation system. In fact I switched camera systems way back because of the ease in using the large flat dial on the back of Canon bodies ot change exposure over another well known brand a...
