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  1. A burst of 30 frames in low light at close range hand held.
  2. Golden Eagle. The Pyrenees mountain range separates the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe, stretching more than 430km between Spain and France and rising higher than 3,400m in elevation. Hiking trails traverse the entire length of the range and national parks offer shorter trails, while dozens of ski resorts can be found on both sides of the Pyrenees. Andorra is a tiny sovereign state in the heart of the chain.
  3. I was prepared this time.
  4. Only very very slightly if the light is not perfect. If it is good light then no. Regards GG
  5. Female Tufted Duck in last seconds of sunset light. This one tested me and the auto focus system. Canon R5 mk ii Canon RF600 + 1/4 TC
  6. I recieved a call from a good friend who posts on occassion within this forum regarding some Stags on his permission and if I would like to photograph them. "Would I like to photograph the LoL". I have this printed/framed A3 on Lustre Photo Paper. I know its my image but printed looks epic. If any of you fine people can view in RGB on your Monitor, the true colours/sharpness will show. Canon R3 Canon RF600 F/4
  7. The Moon shot on remote control Canon R5mkii Canon RF600 F/4 Lens with RF1/4 TC attached = Focal length 840.
  8. Hi Serrac 

    BiF shots how to :- 

    You want the light and the wind if any at your back as the birds will fly into the wind and spread wings more comfortably. 

    Get your camera, lens on a sturdy tripod. 

    Bait the perch to catch coming straight in or they perch up on aother branch/perch near to it's your call as it can get a little busy at one feeding spot. 

    Pre focus in manual mode just behind the designated perch I normally observe for a while then set up, once focus obtained make sure everything is locked down. No image stabilizer required as the shutter speed will be fast and no camera shake. 

    Camera settings in Manual Mode 

    F/4 

    Shutter speed 2500 minimum  

    ISO as low as I can go.  

    I use a remote trigger in bursts of 30 frames a second on pre capture. 

    On this shoot I was using a Canon r5 mk ii Canon EF lens 300 f/2.8 

    Fisoli carbon tripod and Jobu mk iv Gimble head. 

    Of note if I have to go high with the ISO then I use Pure Raw 3 to clean the image and then straight into Photoshop latest version. 

    Hope that helps GG 

     

    1. serrac

      serrac

      Ha! I knew you knew what you were doing!
      I've just been getting back into photography in the last couple of years after a long lay off.
      Hopefully I'll have more time when I retire in 2026.
      I'm mostly interested in portraiture but always interested in what others are doing.
      Thanks for taking the time to reply - appreciated.

       

  9. Snowy Owl. Commisioned shoot. The defused snow at the base of the Owl is because I'm prone on the floor and I can confirm it was freezing.
  10. Great Frosty images my friend and that looks an awsome fish. Carp apologies I don't know what type.
  11. Hi Max firstly welcome to PW hope you enjoy your stay and interaction. These are my current weapons of choice:- Canon R5 mk ii + Grip Canon RF 600 F/4 Lens. Canon R3 + RF 70 x 200 F2/8 lens In the bag as back up RF 100 x 500 F5/6 also RF 50mm F1/8. RF 1.4 Extender. I've not shot with an R10 what kit lens have you got and is it wildlife your intrested in ?
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