Canon R6 III This a first for me

[Only RF]

Weird effect from rolling shutter. There had to be have been at delay but at 40 FPS it would a tough to know as it would be a millisecond. The tip of the wing got left at the head. It should have been attached to the entire wing

 

[PKM-UK]

Hi Only RF,

I see where you're coming from (and, if you're right, that's pretty wild!), but I think this could well be the tip of the foremost wing curved up...

Either way - nice shot...

Phil

 

[Only RF]

Hi Only RF,

I see where you're coming from (and, if you're right, that's pretty wild!), but I think this could well be the tip of the foremost wing curved up...

Nice shot...

Phil

That is very possible. More likely what happened. I've never shot 40 fps before or had previous cameras maxed out. I grow a beard culling. I missed out on a dive sequence last fall so I thought I'd try it. I don't need it all the time and I did map mode to a button.

 

[Dean Wilson]

May I download and markup your photo?

 

[Only RF]

May I download and markup your photo?

Sure

 

[Dean Wilson]

@Only RF my eye sees a single wing stroke as shown by the green line for the back of the wing and magenta for the front . I do not see a rolling shutter.

 

[Only RF]

@Only RF my eye sees a single wing stroke as shown by the green line for the back of the wing and magenta for the front . I do not see a rolling shutter.



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Thanks for the analysis.

 

[ShipleyNW]

I've never shot 40 fps before or had previous cameras maxed out. I grow a beard culling.

I was a credentialed sports photographer 40 years ago and pro motor drives could maybe crank out 6 FPS with a fresh set of batteries, and that felt like a lot.

I'd use the electronic shutter exclusively on my new cameras, but I have no use for 20, 30, 40 FPS. Culling hundreds of nearly-identical images makes my eyes cross. But my electronic shutter options only include 3 and 20 FPS(R5 classic), or 3 and 30 FPS (R7 classic.) My sweet would seem to be 5-10 FPS, but neither of my cameras allow that with ES, and my R5 jumps from 3 to 12 FPS in mechanical.

 

[Only RF]

Thanks for the reply and work. I've never shot 40 fps before. Last fall I missed a very good bird diving opportunity. I had its beak just before the water and next frame head fully in. I would like to have seen the in between captures. I've mapped the drive mode to button so I'll pay more attention to the situation. When I had a R7 I used ES exclusively and with the R6II only EFCS.