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TomRamsey · 02-08-2025

Some birds from Moore's Creek National Battlefield in Pender County, North Carolina. Pine Warbler, 800mm, 1/1000, f10, ISO 3200Red-bellied Woodpecker, 800mm, 1/1000, f10, ISO 2000Golden-crowned Kinglet, 800mm, 1/1000, f9, ISO 2000Eastern Bluebird, 8...

TomRamsey · 12-31-2024

R6 Mark II, RF200-800, 800mm, F8, 1/1000, ISO 3200

TomRamsey · 12-31-2024

R6 Mark II, RF200-800 at 500mm, f8, 1/1000, IS0 100

TomRamsey · 12-17-2024

Some photos from Sunday morning. A cloud bank on the horizon blocked sunrise until it was about 20 degrees, so it was a little on the dark side for the first couple of shots here, The marsh rabbit is a semi aquatic rabbit that is mostly nocturnal, ...

TomRamsey · 11-18-2024

800mm, F10, !/1600, ISO 640800mm, F9, !/1600, ISO 1000800mm, F10, !/1600, ISO 640800mm, F10, !/1600, ISO 400

TomRamsey · 02-14-2025

Thanks, I don't see waxwings very often, but when they do there are lots of them, but hard to get a good shot in that holly tree. That one happened to be visible and when it posed with the berry, and I got lucky. The waxwings and a few bluebirds cl...

TomRamsey · 02-14-2025

I have had a RF200-800 lens since September and highly recommend it. I bought it along with the R6 MarkII in June specifically for wildlife, my first Canon camera, I've shot wildlife with a longest length of 420mm (Pentax APS-C) for several years an...

TomRamsey · 02-14-2025

Holding you lens with your left hand under it and arms against your body is the best way. If you are talking tripod, get a longer quick release plate LIKE 100-120MM so you can balance it better on the tripod, or get a better tripod.

TomRamsey · 02-14-2025

Retro cameras look nice, but it is the performance that draws me to a camera. The look of a camera takes a back seat to performance, price, lens availability for me. If all things were the same I would pick the retro over the modern if it looks bet...

TomRamsey · 02-08-2025

I did a lot of research buying into the Canon R system for wildlife photography. I wanted the RF200-800 lens and the best camera that I could afford for it, which for me is the R6 Mark II. Because of the full frame sized sensor AND less megapixels ...

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