Since September I've been messing about with the R5 & 6 finally getting my R5 early last month to accompany the EOS-1DX MK3, but time has not been on my side with zero photography. As Jon A alluded to this week, weather has been dire here, but this afternoon this visitor turned up so thought I would just take a short break and have a pop, but these are very skittish, esily spooked by small birds. They are basically stripping the pyracanthus laiden with berries in the garden. As I mentioned light is of a premium and so here is where the ISO is pushed to 10k and the heavens have briefly stopped. I've always liked having the Histogram in the EVF and customising the ring delivers perfectly exposed images.
Not a fan of cropping from landscape to portrait or visa versa, but... the image isn't anything special, but it's nice to get the old fingers working again.
Thanks to those who posted or viewed on the last posting.
Steve
Subject: Redwing (Turdus iliacus)
Location: UK
Camera: Canon EOS-R5
Lens: EF500mm f/4L IS II USM
* Exposure: 1/400s at f/5.6 ISO10k
Original format: Landscape, cropped portrait to full height
Processed via: LRC 9.4 & PS2020








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