Full-Frame Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM Image Thread

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Specifically a White-throated Kingfisher. Beautiful bird - and photo.
 
I just managed to snag a great deal on this lens from a local dealer. Picked it up in pristine condition (except a very small scuff on the foot) for just $1800! I also bought the RF 1.4x from the same seller for just $200! $2000 total and no tax! That's $1646 less than new at any of the main online stores when you factor in tax. I've only had it a couple of days, so haven't quite mastered it yet, but here are a few images I've managed to get.

One of my very first images with teh new lens. This beautiful Bullock's Oriole showed up the morning after I bought the lens.

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Nice! I’ve never seen one of those .
Thank you. The photo was taken in southern Alberta. They live mostly in the west of Canada and the US. They are Icterids, related to orioles, red-winged blackbirds, grackles, and meadowlarks.
 
Adobe sure doesn't like stacking images where the file size exceeds 4 GB.

Here is the results of 51 CR3 (28.8MB files each) - converted to Tiff (256 MB file each) and saved as a 17.3GB PSB file.

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Adobe sure doesn't like stacking images where the file size exceeds 4 GB.

Here is the results of 51 CR3 (28.8MB files each) - converted to Tiff (256 MB file each) and saved as a 17.3GB PSB file.

Any hope of the SpaceX impact?

"A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage is set to collide with the moon on Wednesday, August 5, at 06:35 UTC, near Einstein Crater. This unplanned impact will create an 89-foot crater and launch a significant debris plume. While the collision itself won't be visible from Earth, the resulting dust cloud might be observable by advanced amateur astronomers in parts of North and South America." (Forbes)
 

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