Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind

[Maximilian]

 

[Maximilian]

 

[SteveC]

Still no mushrooms in flight?

 

[Maximilian]

Still no mushrooms in flight?

Nope!
But some still can make you feel like flying

 

[Maximilian]

 

[Click]

Nice shot, Maximilian.

 

[Maximilian]

This tree was cut down by our local beaver.
Beavers are strictly protected in Germany.
I suppose that's something that Canadians and some others wouldn't understand

 

[Del Paso]

EOS 5 DIV & Leica R 2,8/60

 

[Click]

Nice picture, Del Paso.

 

[Del Paso]

Nice picture, Del Paso.

Thanks, Click!
I first didn't want to take that picture, being dead tired after a long, difficult hike in the beautiful Trentino region, Italy.
And well, I finally overcame my lazyness, took about 10 pictures, shaking...
One was sharp (no IBIS, yet).
I've promised myself never to hesitate again. Hope, this will last...
And next camera will be the R5, with IBIS !

 

[Maximilian]

... after a long, difficult hike ... And next camera will be the R5, with IBIS !

And this is why I really would like to see a FF cam with IBIS in an RP form factor or smaller with an actual sensor (no recycling from xD line) maybe double the price of the RP but hopefully cheaper than the R6 (and a few pixel more).
I know I'm just dreaming, but I cannot be justify the price for an R5 for what I am doing with it.

But such a travel / hiking camera would draw me into R system at once.

 

[Del Paso]

And this is why I really would like to see a FF cam with IBIS in an RP form factor or smaller with an actual sensor (no recycling from xD line) maybe double the price of the RP but hopefully cheaper than the R6 (and a few pixel more).
I know I'm just dreaming, but I cannot be justify the price for an R5 for what I am doing with it.

But such a travel / hiking camera would draw me into R system at once.

I understand, but am afraid the RP is too small for my hands. That's why I had to buy the battery grip fpr the EOS R.
On the other hand, you're absolutely right, a lightweight camera (and lenses) is ideal for hikes. That's why, apart from macro and tele, I'm using the Leica M and its lightweight, yet deadsharp WA lenses. In cities, of course, nothing replaces the superb EF TSE lenses, for me, the reason to buy EOS instead of Nikon.
But if an RP II comes with, say, 30 MP, I'll definitely give it a try.

 

[Nemorino]

And next camera will be the R5, with IBIS !

And focus bracketing. You'll love it!

R5 + RF35 1.8 @ f/2.8, 1/60, ISO100

 

[Click]

Very nice, Nemorino.

 

[Maximilian]

Came across that wonderful photogenic mushroom.
I suppose it is a coprinus comatus, aka. shaggy ink cap.

 

[Click]

Cool, very photogenic indeed. Nice shot.

 

[Maximilian]

The light was bad, but I haven't seen such a beautiful dot pattern at fly agaric before.

 

[SteveC]

The light was bad, but I haven't seen such a beautiful dot pattern at fly agaric before.

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That was bad light?
OK perhaps the background isn't well lit, but I think that accentuates the mushrooms.

Which, I will note, are not in flight.

 

[Maximilian]

That was bad light?

Shadow! A lot of branches I needed to bend.
And some efford in PP to make the colours pop.

… Which, I will note, are not in flight.

At some time a Running gag runs out

 

[SteveC]

At some time a Running gag runs out

Hey it wasn't a criticism....them not being in flight means this is the right thread for them,