The site is "ubuy dot com" and the lens they are selling is the RF 100mm Macro. I did try to contact them so I could at least get credit for the work, but their "Contact Us" page would not complete the task when I pressed "Send". They even scrubbed a...
This fly is in the family Calliphoridae but I'm not sure which subfamily (there are many). I named the file "Green Bottle Fly", but they are typically bigger than this fly which is just a bit bigger than a house fly. The Green Bottle does have those ...
Typical for northeast Florida this time of year, we get lots of storms, and it could be any time of the day or night. This one was around 9:20 p.m., probably 5 miles away. It was cloud to cloud and there would be a series of flashes before the full d...
These are some shots of a Black and Yellow Garden Spider. Depending on where you are it may have a different "common name". Its scientific Latin name is Argiope aurantia, which translates to "gilded silver-face". You can make out the "gilded" face on...
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
@Tintype_18 wrote:
Is that covered in the manual?
John, since I don't have the R6 III (yet), I haven't read through much of the manual. But I did a text search of the PDF and found this on page 480. When you stop and think, it totally makes sense.
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@dbittel wrote:
FloridaDrafter, thanks! I looked at Display Simulation and it was greyed out since I had OVF Sim View Assist turned on. Once that was turned off and Display Simulation enabled (for Exposure), that did the trick. The histogram appears ...
@LeeP wrote:
I had to Google "Wimberley plate" but unless I'm not seeing the right one, it seems that taking it off and putting it back on is simple and not time consuming.
Lee, I have the Wimberley II gimbal and different sized (length) plates, mad...
Hello, Ramsden!
Sorry if I've missed this recommendation in this or other threads you've posted, but when I need more dynamic range in a static shot like yours, I use exposure bracketing (AEB). You will need a tripod or some other method of keeping y...
