I was finally able to get my hands on the Canon EOS R5 and the Canon RF 100-500 lens. I immediately took the camera combo out to one of my favorite locations to see how the camera handles bird in flight photography. If you want to see how EOS R5 performs, watch the video below.
In November of 2019, Sony was nice enough to let me borrow the amazing Sony GM 400 2.8 for a trip I was taking to Costa Rica. I wanted to put the Sony a7riv and the Sony A9 to the test along with that magical 400 2.8 lens. The results were simply amazing. The last…
In the summer of 2022 I was invited to a remote island on the west coast of Canada to bear witness to a bald eagle feeding frenzy unlike anything I have ever witnessed. It was an incredible experience and you can experience it too. Check out the video below.
I have been photographing the amazing Osprey for a very long time and I will admit, I have had some pretty good luck with these birds but there is one shot that has managed to elude me until now. Quite a few variables had to fall perfectly in place for this to happen. I needed…
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In the summer of 2019 my son and I took a road trip that spanned the entire United States. One of out stops was Grand Teton National Park. Ready to photograph anything with my Nikon D850 and my Sony A9, we both set out to photograph birds and all of the other great wildlife in…
Early morning hours, the best time for photography and that means traveling down some old country roads shrouded in a thick blanket of fog. My mind races back to a scene from the horror movie, An American Werewolf in London and I remember the warning to stay off the moors. No worries. We aren’t far…
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Great video mate! When you say the 100-500m lens is a little soft, what are you comparing it to? Is that a Sony or Canon f/4 or f/2.8 you refer to? I have a Canon R5 which I currently team up with the Canon EF 200-400 f/4 lens and I am trying to figure out if the RF 100-500mm will be a step down or somewhere close to matching it with the added stabilisation? For sure a big prime would be best but they are so hard to travel with these days. I find the appeal of lightening the weight of my gear very tempting, but I do not want to sacrifice end quality as I do sell prints of my work.
Yes, I am used to the big Sony primes and they are currently unmatched in my book.