Very nice series, ISv. I especially like the first picture.
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I love those birds, and really want to start travelling again to see them. Keep posting!Here in the last few days it was drizzling to somewhat rainy. Just few photos of commons:
Red-whiskered Bulbul (Pycnonotus jocosus) and adult and juvenile Chestnut Munia (Lonchura atricapilla).
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I get it on my R6 with electronic shutter but it only really comes out if I push the file too hard in post.So for the R5 users out there, I'm wondering if you ever experience issues with your photos and lines running across horizontally? I've been having this problem since I got the camera and noticed it with the RF 24-105 f/4 L and it's also appearing with the RF 100-500 L lens. So this leads me to believe it's a camera issue and not a lens issue. Below are both the processed image as well as a crop at 100% of the horizontal lines I'm referring to. Is this normal? If so is there a way to not have this happen? I've already had to send my R5 into Canon for an issue with it locking up just using the animal eye auto focus to track birds. they replaced the 'circuit board'. But that was all the details they gave me. View attachment 198674View attachment 198675
I also miss Eucalyptus…I can "keep posting" but it's going to be more of the same!
These are from today (spent ~30-40 minutes chasing birds in the flowers of the Eucalyptus)
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