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    R7 for bird photography and birds in flight

    Hello Evan Atkinson, you mentioned in an earlier message to GMS about sending your AF setting when photographing hirundines, would you be willing to share this with the rest of us beginners please or any set up use when photographing BIF. Kind regards Steve
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    R7 for bird photography and birds in flight

    Hello Evan Thank you for your reply and all the others that have chipped in as well, it has made interesting reading. The EF500 f4 is a fantastic piece of equipment with a cropped camera like the 80D I have, but I am not a Mr Universe as it is a heavy beast and a decent tripod is needed with...
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    R7 for bird photography and birds in flight

    Hello Evan I have replied to your reply to me but nothing seems to have shown up on the thread, so I am replying again. Apologies if you have received it. As soon as I get my R7 I will put it into E1stC as it seems to be the better choice of the 3 from what you are saying. Due to my wife not...
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    R7 for bird photography and birds in flight

    Evening All Thank you to both Dennis and Evan for getting back to me so quickly with your experiences with the R7. From what you are saying is Rolling Shutter and Shutter Shock will only appear if shooting at slow speeds. When photographing BIF it is normally above 1/1000 so these issues should...
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    R7 for bird photography and birds in flight

    Evening All, like some of the others on this forum i am also looking at changing my camera equipment from an Canon 80D to the R7, but I have read a few articles about "Shutter Shock" and Rolling Shutter". Those of you that have an R7, have you experienced this at all or is it only if you shoot...
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