acr_ted
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Here are a couple of recent photos taken with a Canon 7D and 70-200 2.8 IS L lens:
First is of a bee taken while I was waiting for the train in the 2nd photo to show up.
Being somewhat new to digital after 50 years of shooting film, I am still learning about things that can be done easily with digital images that were hard to impossible with slides (film). One of the main things learned is that it is so easy to crop and enlarge the image to make it better.
The photo of the bee is maybe 1/5th of the original frame, and the train is also cropped, although only a bit - just enough to get rid of some background clutter.
Both photos were taken with the camera in shutter priority with f stop and focus on auto, and with image stabilization on.
Ted
First is of a bee taken while I was waiting for the train in the 2nd photo to show up.
Being somewhat new to digital after 50 years of shooting film, I am still learning about things that can be done easily with digital images that were hard to impossible with slides (film). One of the main things learned is that it is so easy to crop and enlarge the image to make it better.
The photo of the bee is maybe 1/5th of the original frame, and the train is also cropped, although only a bit - just enough to get rid of some background clutter.
Both photos were taken with the camera in shutter priority with f stop and focus on auto, and with image stabilization on.
Ted
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