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The used one we received doesn't appear to be used at all, and it registered as new with Canon and the CarePak went through with no problem. I won't hesitate to purchase used from that store again.

You should be very proud of your results - AND your model!

He looks like he means business. Is that Whiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" I hear? 😁

Absolutely stunning!

Cone flowers sure are popular with the bees, aren't they?

Hello from Atlanta and welcome to the forum and the Canon Family. You made some very good equipment choices that should serve you very well for many years to come. I look forward to seeing your photos!

Nice! And it's $10 off through tomorrow.

Again, I'm late to the discussion, but I was doing some low-light, slow-shutter shooting this weekend, and using electronic shutter for the first time in these conditions because the model had a snake we didn't want to stress. In PP, I noticed a lot more noise than usual in some of the images...

I like the video, too. The tripod is nice and sturdy. We have the R5 and R6, and the 100-500 as well, although we don't have extenders. I can only imagine the balance issues with that combination. The VX30 ballhead will tend to sag if used in portrait position for extended periods, so I got...

This is a heavy crop of a photo taken inside a tunnel with no additional light source. (R6 w/RF 28-70mm f2L)

I use a pair of Godox V860IIs with an Xpro trigger.

My Benro Rhino does convert to monopod, which I use for flexibility, but I take the ball head off. This limits my angles, of course. I do need to find a good alternative that's not too expensive as I don't use it that often. The ballhead would be fine for just the camera and, say, a 50mm...

They're hard on laws in their larval stage, but they eat mosquitos, so they're okay in my book! My (adult) son is deathly afraid of them, though. He'll remove any and all spiders, but run screaming like a little girl from a harmless crane fly! 😂

So pretty! And thank you for identifying your photos. It doesn't go unnoticed. 😊

Lovely!

Thank you, Kathryn. I appreciate that. We'll be doing more work together.

Fantastic detail. Crane fly maybe? I've never seen one so close up and personal to tell. LOL

Dang. Cut yourself shaving? Seriously, I hope you're on the mend and feeling okay - ish -er. That looks painful as heck.

Siren is an Atlanta model who wanted some photos done with his granite Burmese python. This was a first for me, but we did it in a busy tourist area downtown and it caused quite a stir. Lots of fun, though!

Oops! Just saw this thread after posting in the gallery. Another Great Blue. These guys are so prehistoric.