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Thanks for the help Don. I appreciate it.

Hmm... when I download it, the size is 28.7 MB (30.182.064 bytes) but the canon site says it should be 30.35 MB. I have windows 7 64 bit. I've downloaded it three times and no change. Any suggestions?

I'm an archaeologist working in the western United States. Vice President and with the company 34 years. Archaeologists don't retire. When you die, they label your skull and put you on a shelf.

+1 Same here.

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Awesome!

This is a very timely thread since I'm in the market for VI or II. I'd be using it for wildlife shots with 1.4 or 2. I like the versatility of it. I'm leaning towards the VI since there's almost a $2000 difference in prices and if I dropped the sucker, I don't think I'd feel good for quite a...

It's pretty snug Dylan. Once its locked in, it doesn't move. The contacts look clean too.

I bought 2 X Mark III extender on ebay to use with a 300mm f2.8 II (which I haven't bought yet) and tried it out on my 5dMarkIII and 7dMarkII with my 70-200mm f2.8 lens. No autofocus at any aperture. I checked the autofocus on the lens and it was on. Did I make a mistake in my assumptions...

1. see what is in the background 2. buy the best glass the first time 3. when you "zoom" with your feet watch where you are going.

+1 Excellent work.

I just checked his flicker page too and they are impressive. Great moose shots too. You should teach or at least have your own website. Nice work.

westr70, can you tell me which version of DPP came with the camera? Thanks Sue It is 3.14.40.0. Hope that helps.

Nice. So I am guessing that there was no difference between Live View and normal AF as you shoot through the viewfinder. I don't typically use liveview since I'm generally doing BIF. So far the images are great. Thanks for your help.

Okay, I have resolved my DPP issue. I had been using the most recent version 4.0.1.0 and that didn't seem to work. I installed the one I got with the camera and that worked just fine. The resulting test pictures (raw) out of the camera were great once they were converted to TIFF and then to...

This is an example of a in camera jpg. The feather detail is simply not there.

So got to Lynda.com sign up ... then sign up to Adobe CC .. and get going learning with Adobe certified instructors. +1 to an external mic ... +1 I agree, IMO its the best way to go.

I don't have the 7Dii but with my 7D and 5Diii I've noticed that the default sharpness settings are lower than I would normally use. I suggest you shoot some RAW files and use DPP to convert to jpg. If it still looks soft, check your MFA. Unfortunately, I can't open the raw files in DPP...

So far I'm not happy with my shots. They all seem soft. I have been messing with my settings though and not having LR is a major drawback. I've never had jpgs out of a camera so I'm not sure if in camera settings are doing something or what with the jpgs. Detail is missing from bird...

Okay, that was worth reading. ;D I just want to know where "off planet" is?