Canon EOS-R5 images
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Some more fire photos with the R5 on Monday evening. Definitely keeping the R5 on my long glass when I have several cameras on me, it gives so much more tangible reach than the 1DX Mark II. Seems like a perfect duo, high res on long glass and lower res on the wider glass, which is less likely to be cropped in.
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Getting so used to the R5 that it basically disappears in my hands at this point. Honestly taking a lot for granted with this camera, I've barely had to adjust exposures in post-processing with how great the viewfinder is, and I don't even notice the electronic viewfinder anymore, it just *works* and it works so great.
EOS R5, RF 35mm F/1.8 STM, at F/1.8, ISO 100, 1/8000th.
EOS R5, RF 35mm F/1.8 STM, at F/1.8, ISO 100, 1/8000th.
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Here are a few shots from my first two outings with the EOS R5 using the 500mm F/4 IS II and the commlite EF to R adapter. First two are of Bonaparte gulls feeding on the Niagara River and the third is a Greater Yellow-legs in a pond in early morning light. So far autofocus is excellent, when it gets the bird and the eye it keeps it very well. I have noticed that it does have a problem that early Sony cameras had, where it has trouble locking onto a bird in flight if there is a complex background behind the bird. The Sony's have gotten a lot better at that since the A7III and I expect this could get better with subsequent firmware updates. So far on this shoot it was as fast as the Sony A7RIV with the 200-600 but a bit sharper with the 500 prime.
Going to be a fun fall.
Going to be a fun fall.
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Interestingly my first take is that every pumpkin is in focus except the one at the lower left. A second look reveals of course that some of the others aren't tack sharp while others are. Still, I found that one out-of-focus one to be a bit distracting.
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