Here are some recent bird photos with the EOS R6 Mark II andRF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM. All were taken in Surf City, North CarolinaForster's Tern, 1/1250, F9, ISO 5000, taken before the sunriseYellow-rumped Warbler, 1/1000, F10, ISO 800Great Blue Her...
I was walking a trail in a park where I'd been once before, five years ago, not really seeing much in the way of wildlife. I was going through a wooded area with a lot of undergrowth when I heard a woodpecker close by. I found it but just seeing a ...
As other have already, I also recommend Black Rapid Sling Straps for carrying and get weight off of your neck. Also make sure your camera holding technique is good, camera in right hand, left hand supporting the lens, elbows against your body. When...
Think about if you are standing in a tunnel, if you are close to the end you are hit by a lot of light, go deeper in the tunnel and there is less. In a lens it is about getting light to the sensor and it should fill the entire sensor. That gets mor...
I've had no problems with my Mark II but I don't shoot like that. Rodger's advice on turning off all corrections is good. I would turn the camera off at end of quarter or half or extended time out and remove the battery, this will give the camera a...
The problem with some of these adapters is that they will not work on every M42 lens because the rear element protrusion can contact the mirror. Also it may not have infinity focus. I would suggest to go to a site like B&H which sells several of th...
