Post your best current shots

[Joel Eade]

Kojak's Restaurant in Tampa

1DX
35mm f/1.4L
ISO 50
f/13
30 sec

[Kayaker72]

You're right --- I do! That bear shot is exactly why I got the 1DX. Great low-light performance, fast focus, and fast frame rate. Animals typically only show up at dawn and dusk, and vanish whenever the light is good. I'm pretty happy with what this toy can do.

The 1DX does sound amazing and I am glad to hear it is performing well for you. Of course, I was jokingly inferring that the photographer's skill was on display as well as the capability of the camera.

I've recently had a couple of bouts of others attributing pictures that I took being good because of my camera. Of course, in my instance, they are probably right

[Jonathan Huyer]

The 1DX does sound amazing and I am glad to hear it is performing well for you. Of course, I was jokingly inferring that the photographer's skill was on display as well as the capability of the camera.

I've recently had a couple of bouts of others attributing pictures that I took being good because of my camera. Of course, in my instance, they are probably right

Oh yes I got the joke... No worries there. You got a good smile out of me. Fortunately people haven't asked me that in a serious vein, but I'm definitely not shy to admit that the equipment has saved the day for me on more than one occasion. Wildlife photography takes a lot of effort, a bit of luck, and a tidy investment in gear. In that order.

[DavidWare]

After some errands with one of my roommates, we met up with her sisters and nephew. I got a few shots of the little guy and these two were my favorite. Quite the photogenic little guy.

[conropl]

I was up in Northern Michigan last week and managed to get a little snow. This was taken last Friday:

7D, 24-105mm f/4L @ 28mm, 1/50 sec, f/11, ISO 100


Lake Plumbago -7034 by westmichigan, on Flickr

[thekingb]

Spring! 6D and 24-105L @ 24mm.

[Steve U]

Here's one from the last weekend.
This car could be Richie's dad.... anyone get this reference?
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Garterbelts_1 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]

Thanks for viewing.

[M_Six]

[M_Six]

Did somebody receive a new toy lately?

Nah, I've had that for a bit. I was just playing around with the Roki 35mm. In one of those lightbulb moments (facepalm), I discovered that manual focusing is infinitely easier if your diopter setting is correct. Just a couple clicks and suddenly everything was clear. Amazing how that works.

[erno james]

Brush Strokes
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Brush Strokes by ernogy, on Flickr[/img]