Hello from Sunny Arizona

[Deleted member 1297]

I just found this great new forum of RF users which is exciting as I am only 30 days into my new R5. I came from the 5D4 world and have found that the R5 is a learning curve but I am up to the challenge. I mainly photograph Landscape, Equestrian Hunter/Jumper, Planes and Hot Rods.

So I am hoping all of you on this forum with your vast knowledge and expertise is willing to help a new R5 user. I am looking forward to seeing your wonderful and amazing photographs.

Anyone in Phoenix area don’t be afraid to give a shout out and do a group photography meetup.

 

[Copterdoc]

I just found this great new forum of RF users which is exciting as I am only 30 days into my new R5. I came from the 5D4 world and have found that the R5 is a learning curve but I am up to the challenge. I mainly photograph Landscape, Equestrian Hunter/Jumper, Planes and Hot Rods.

So I am hoping all of you on this forum with your vast knowledge and expetise is willing to help a new R5 user. I am ooking forward to seeing your wonderful and amazing photographs.

Anyone in Phoenix area don’t be afraid to give a shout out and do a group photolgraphy meetup.

I'm an R5 shooter from San Tan Valley Arizona looking to shoot some Rodeo and such. Maybe an airshow.

 

[Deleted member 1297]

I'm an R5 shooter from San Tan Valley Arizona looking to shoot some Rodeo and such. Maybe an airshow.

I am always up to go out and shoot something but my biggest problem is creativity. I was at my daughters lessons today and 3 moms approached me to take photos of their daughters aty an upcoming show we are doing in June. I currently only have the RF 70-200 F/2.8 lens and this is one of my shots today straight out of the camera and no edits yet. I use DPP4 to download my photos so the question is does it look clear/sharp? Again 70-200mm @ 130mm, 1/2000th shutter speed, F/4.5 and ISO200. Mechanical shutter and Case2/

 

[Tim Mayo]

Welcome Michael and thanks for joining up here! I don't shoot much equestrian but I have shot a little. I was also collared by a few others to take photos! Your shot looks pretty sharp to me and you shouldn't really have any issues at 1/2000. I remember taking quite a lot of photos as equestrian folk are quite picky about the position of the legs!

 

[Deleted member 1297]

Welcome Michael and thanks for joining up here! I don't shoot much equestrian but I have shot a little. I was also collared by a few others to take photos! Your shot looks pretty sharp to me and you shouldn't really have any issues at 1/2000. I remember taking quite a lot of photos as equestrian folk are quite picky about the position of the legs!

Thank you