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Best Lens for Bird photos
Thank you. That is good to know. I may check with Best Buy and see if they have some of these lens in stock so I can actually hold them.- JWILL
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- Forum: Lens Open Talk
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Best Lens for Bird photos
Thank you. I will check out the Tamron. I have been looking at the RF 600 mainly because it is lighter than the RF 800. I like to hold my camera rather than use a tripod so some lens can get heavy pretty quick. I do like the reach though so I may have to do some arm workouts to make it easier to...- JWILL
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- Forum: Lens Open Talk
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Best Lens for Bird photos
I don’t think that we have any stores near us, but I need to check. When we lived near Cincinnati, some of the camera shops would see up at the zoo and you could rent lens to try out for a couple of hours. That was a great way to check out different lens. I wish they did that around here but I...- JWILL
- Post #6
- Forum: Lens Open Talk
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Deals Free Lifetime Pro Membership
Thank you for putting this forum together. I look forward to it growing and becoming a great place to learn from others.- JWILL
- Post #12
- Forum: News, Rumors & Deals
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Trying to decide between cameras
The R is a great camera, I just sold mine to Adorama to get an R6. You might want to check the used stock on Adorama, KEH and B&H and the refurbished stock on the Canon website. It is possible to find a like new R for the about the same price as a new RF. There have been a lot of people selling... -
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Best Lens for Bird photos
Thank you. I will look closer at the Canon RF 100-500. I think that it costs more but perhaps it will weigh less. The weight is one reason that I was thinking about the RF 600. I do prefer the RF lenses, especially since the adapters are so hard to come by.- JWILL
- Post #3
- Forum: Lens Open Talk
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Non Canon RF Glass?
This website has a list of 3rd party lens for the R series. https://www.canonrumors.com/whats-happening-with-third-party-lenses-for-the-rf-mount/- JWILL
- Post #5
- Forum: News, Rumors & Deals
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First line of safety - use a strap
Oh my gosh! I would have stroked out and been on the floor too along with the camera/lens. Glad that everything seems to be okay. -
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First line of safety - use a strap
I agree. Use a strap of some sort or take out accident insurance. I have mine on a strap and I still worry. -
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Birds New R6 user and here's a few of my first pics with it.....
Thank you. I am wanting to get a lens that goes beyond 300mm so I can get closer to the birds. Your photos are really sharp, close and beautiful. You do a great job. -
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Trotternish Layers
Wow! Breathtaking view and beautiful photo.- JWILL
- Post #6
- Forum: Landscapes & Other Scapes
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Had this image printed in a local newspaper this week
Congratulation! Great photos, especially the top one.- JWILL
- Post #7
- Forum: Landscapes & Other Scapes
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EF - R Adapter Question
I have the R6 and use the adapter with the EF 75-300 L and the EF 100 Macro lens and they seem to work great together. I haven’t noticed any problems so far. Just had the R6 for a couple of weeks.- JWILL
- Post #20
- Forum: Lens Open Talk
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desert garden
Great shots. I also have the R6 and the RF 35 macro. I am anxious to go to our botanical garden but waiting on the summer flowers to come in.- JWILL
- Post #2
- Forum: Macro & Close-Up
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Birds New R6 user and here's a few of my first pics with it.....
Those are great shots. Which lens did you use? -
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Best Lens for Bird photos
I have a Canon R6. Right now I am using a Canon 75-300mm L lense for bird photos but would like something to get closer. Which would be better for that type photo, the RF 600 or the Sigma C 150-600?- JWILL
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