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Showing posts with label canon 7d. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canon 7d. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 July 2014

Why i chose the Canon 7D

Why I chose the Canon 7D
I Mainly shoot Wildlife and Nature so this was the best I could afford that suited my needs. Upgraded from a canon 350D. Below are some of the reasons why I chose it.
Tufted Duck in Flight captured using high burst rate
and a great auto focus system on the 7D
 
1. It's very robust magnesium alloy body resilient to dust, moisture and shocks.
 
2. Excellent choice of lenses available, my canon 100-400mm goes nicely with it.
 
3. High burst rate around 8 frames a second.
 
4. 100% viewfinder so you capture what you can see.
 
5. 19 focus points to choose from and a great continuous auto focus system.
Live View great for using on
Landscape shots
 
6. Spot metering.
 
7. Live view shooting which I like when taking landscape shots because the mirror is in lock up when using live view and it's better for judging exposure when shooting in manual.
 
8. Great customisation especially the customisable buttons.
 
Thanks for looking.
 


Saturday, 19 April 2014

European Robin in the Garden

European Robin
Equipment used Canon EOS 7D
and Canon 100-400mm L lens & Tripod
Location: Rotherham,UK
Photographer: Alan Hinchliffe



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Sunday, 30 March 2014

Little Grebe with the Catch of the Day

Picture of a Little Grebe after catching a fish.
Taken from behind the Reedbed Screen at RSPB Old Moor,Barnsley,UK.
Original Raw file was Cropped for composition and saved to jpeg using Canon's DPP.
Adobe Photoshop for fine tuning levels/contrast/saturation and sharpening.
Camera: Canon 7D.
Lens: Canon 100-400mm
Photographer: Alan Hinchliffe

 Manual Mode
Aperture: f5.6
ISO 400
Shutter: 1/800
Focal Length: 400mm


Manual Mode
Aperture: f5.6
ISO 400
Shutter: 1/800
Focal Length: 400mm

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