Canon 5DS R (2 Viewers)

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Mar 26, 2016

• #1

Canon 5DS R + 500L + x1.7 (850mm):
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160326/20160326.html
1 photo 1/250;
4 photo 1/200.

 

Last edited: Mar 27, 2016

GYRob

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• Mar 26, 2016

• #2

very nice set of shots and shows the detail from the 5dsr .

Rob.

 

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Mike Powell

• Mar 26, 2016

• #3

A great selection of shots. Thanks for sharing them.

Mike

 

Vernon Barker

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• Mar 26, 2016

• #4

Excellent photos

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Mar 27, 2016

• #5

Mersi.
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160326/20160326a.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Mar 28, 2016

• #6

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160327/20160327.html
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160328/20160328.html

 

Last edited: Mar 28, 2016

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Mar 29, 2016

• #7

The bird wasn't located in a shot:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160327/20160327.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Apr 1, 2016

• #8

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160401/20160401.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Apr 3, 2016

• #9

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160403/20160403b.html

 

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Dave Williams

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• Apr 3, 2016

• #10

There are no shots in the last couple of threads that would encourage me to buy a 5DS R. I'm sure it's a capable camera but there is a lack of clarity and definition on most of these photos. Are they huge crops ?

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Apr 29, 2016

• #11

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160428/20160428.html

 

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Robert_Scanlon

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #12

You have some nice subjects there Vladimir, but they are cropped way too tightly and are all photographed in less than ideal light.

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #13

Robert_Scanlon said:

You have some nice subjects there Vladimir, but they are cropped way too tightly and are all photographed in less than ideal light.

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Mersi.
I want to show the largest size of the picture. It characterizes the camera.

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 7, 2016

• #14

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160507/20160507.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 10, 2016

• #15

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160510/20160510.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 15, 2016

• #16

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160515/20160515.html
The last photo is taken D800e.

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 21, 2016

• #17

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160520/20160520.html

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 25, 2016

• #18

850mm:
http://www.deryabino.ru/ptaha/20160525/20160525.html

 

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PeteQuad

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• May 27, 2016

• #19

Very nice stuff. How do you track the birds from a tripod? Or are you able to handhold that somehow?

 

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Vladimir Deryabin

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• May 27, 2016

• #20

PeteQuad said:

Very nice stuff. How do you track the birds from a tripod? Or are you able to handhold that somehow?

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Mersi.
Never I use a tripod.
I photograph only from hands.
IS=off.