New Glass For the Canon (Pic Heavy).

[LndShrk]

Enjoy....

Incoming





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Fish Eaters!!!

[Bean Counter]

Fun times. 100-400L?

I'm curious about your second photo: did you add that vignette yourself or is that out of camera?

[LndShrk]

Fun times. 100-400L?

I'm curious about your second photo: did you add that vignette yourself or is that out of camera?

Yes 100-400L

Lightroom for the vignette.

I am still a NOOB have to crop most. 

[grandpawrichard]

Well, the new lens did great, but the photographer did an Awesome job! Congrats on the new lens and the awesome skills to use it!

Dick

[LndShrk]

Well, the new lens did great, but the photographer did an Awesome job! Congrats on the new lens and the awesome skills to use it!

Dick

Thanks,

I am not sure the photographer has touched the capabilities of the equipment as this point. Once I start to figure out all the settings I hope to bring some stronger clarity and depth to the pics. It is a fun hobby though.

[Huntbear]

Was hoping to see these shots as I am considering this very same lens.... 

[LndShrk]

Was hoping to see these shots as I am considering this very same lens....

Sorry I was moving some photos around. They are back.

[Bean Counter]

Was hoping to see these shots as I am considering this very same lens.... 

Have you considered the 70-200mm? On a crop is great for wildlife if you can sneak close. I don't prefer a bazooka of a lens. 

[LndShrk]

Was hoping to see these shots as I am considering this very same lens.... 

Have you considered the 70-200mm? On a crop is great for wildlife if you can sneak close. I don't prefer a bazooka of a lens. 

I am going to rent the 70-200mm f/2.8 with the 2x for the weekend and do some comparisons I may very well be changing over. 

I like the 100-400 for sure but it is big and heavy. I am not a fan of the tension ring on it either.

[huntnphool]

Was hoping to see these shots as I am considering this very same lens.... 

Have you considered the 70-200mm? On a crop is great for wildlife if you can sneak close. I don't prefer a bazooka of a lens. 

I am going to rent the 70-200mm f/2.8 with the 2x for the weekend and do some comparisons I may very well be changing over. 

I like the 100-400 for sure but it is big and heavy. I am not a fan of the tension ring on it either.

Try the 70-200 with a 1.4x, you will only lose one stop and be very close to the reach  of the 400mm you have, and have a much better IS system. With the 2x you will lose two stops. I'm betting you will find the 70-200 2.8 sharper.