I'm an equine photographer and always used Canon (currently 1DX). During lockdown I got into bird photography and purchased a Canon R6 which I really like (quite abit lighter than the 1DX ...)! Last week I added a RF 800mm which I've taken to photograph the birds at our local Wetland Trust Martin Mere. Lots to learn about the R6 - like not leaving finger on the shutter too long and taking 60 + shots in a flash of a stationary bird!!! Hoping to improve my technique of photographing birds in flight ready for when the geese and swans return to spend the winter here!
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Welcome! I still do that at times! At least you wont miss the shot!
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Welcome and thank you for joining up and introducing yourself Marilyn. Looking forward to seeing some of your equine pics!
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