This Pileated woodpecker just couldn't figure out how the other woodpecker got in that car. These were taken in the late evening sun at just over 250' on my neighbors car across the street.
EOS R5, RF 100-500mm, 1/500th, f/7.1, ISO 800.
Newton
Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis) enjoying the sugar water I put out for the hummingbirds. Of course, the hummingbirds don't like intruders. This was shot in the late evening sun and I metered the bright lizard to get a dark background.
EOS R5 and RF...
I installed last night and have given it a good workout with no issues. The big draw is added ability to control servo zoom with EOSU and CC, if you have that gear, which I don't. It did speed up my camera coming out of sleep mode, and I'll take that...
Today, a few of my favorite visitors of the fall migration stopped by my yard to feed on the insects in our trees and bushes. We live in a heavily wooded area of Jacksonville and for the past 15 years I've done my best to let our property revert back...
These are some shots taken by my wife and I on a recent trip to a WMA using the EOS R5 with an RF 100-500 f/4.5-7.1L IS USM and EOS R6 mark II with an RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM. Some of these are of the same or similar subjects, but we both have di...
@petereprice wrote:
How is the overall ISO or High ISO performance on the R5 Mark II? Is it as bad as some have said or it is still pretty manageable? EOS R5 Mark II
Thanks to kvbarkley for posting that reference thread. I hope you noticed my re...
What lens are you using? If RF-S or EF-S, it will force a full frame R to only use 1.6 crop. There may be other settings that force this, but that is the first thing that popped in my head
Newton
@Andy-WV wrote:
The 1.0.2 firmware update was pushed to me via the Camera Connect app but would not install (get "Failed to transfer the firmware." message). I just tried to find V1.0.2 on the R5 Mark ii downloads page but couldn't find either.
Co...
@stevet1 wrote:
I thought I had read one time that your camera uses the widest aperture it can for the focal length you have set. to aid in focusing, but your picture is actually taken with the aperture you have set.
That's true, Steve, but in my ca...
@deebators wrote:
Exactly... I have photos from 15 minutes prior shot at 10 and I can't see those... then they are there visible at 10 and obviously 22, making me wonder how these alien looking spot got there so fast and how there are so many of th...
