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Originally Posted by guyonblackybx (Post 3525177)

Great shot, was in Eagle Nest this April to click these beauty. Pretty hard to get sharp image in low light, yours is great shot.

Thanks.

Shot this one recently, handheld.

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Few images from my first trip to GIR back in May 2014

1. A male Asiatic Lion
2. Monitor Lizard
3. A cattle herder trying to cool off his cattle
4. Master of camouflage Savana NightJar

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Originally Posted by guyonblackybx (Post 3525961)

Few images from my first trip to GIR back in May 2014

1. A male Asiatic Lion
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LOVED the first one! Other pics are good too. clap:

Few shots from a Yakshagana performance:
Shot using Canon EOS 1000D with 55-250mm zoom lens. Not the perfect choice of lens, but did not have any other option then to get close.

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Yakshagana, an art form believed to have been originated in Coastal Karnataka is a theatrical form of presenting Mythological and historical stories. A Yakshagana performance includes music, dance and dialogues. For more information, please see link: http://www.karnataka.com/profile/yakshagana/

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Originally Posted by sandsun7 (Post 3529913)

Few shots from a Yakshagana performance:
Shot using Canon EOS 1000D with 55-250mm zoom lens. Not the perfect choice of lens, but did not have any other option then to get close.

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Yakshagana, an art form believed to have been originated in Coastal Karnataka is a theatrical form of presenting Mythological and historical stories. A Yakshagana performance includes music, dance and dialogues. For more information, please see link: http://www.karnataka.com/profile/yakshagana/

55-250 is great lens with great value for money. It wasnt wrong choice by any means, images prove that :D. Great job!

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Originally Posted by IronH4WK (Post 3529771)

discs on the dome of Matrimandir, Auroville.

Nice !

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Originally Posted by M35 (Post 3529836)

Loved the pose !

So the bazooka is serving very well eh! Nice. I am looking for the 7D-II pricing.

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Originally Posted by sandsun7 (Post 3529913)

Few shots from a Yakshagana performance:

Beautiful art form. I remember seeing Samurai's captures some time back.

An urban sunset (Xperia-ZR)

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 3531350)

I am looking for the 7D-II pricing.

Looking for some birding ? 10 FPS + 61 AF points et al !:)

Was into some close-ups today !:p

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Originally Posted by Rudra Sen (Post 3525189)

Canon 5D Mark II/20mm, f2.8 block at 1600 ISO. Six shots taken in vertical format and stitched on Photoshop CS5.

Thank you sir for your reply. I will look forward to see lots of great photographs from you.

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Originally Posted by M35 (Post 3531992)

Looking for some birding ? 10 FPS + 61 AF points et al !:)

Not birding but in general a better camera. For my kind of needs a FF is good. But I dont like the 6D. At least I get much better material for the 7D-II. But if they price it higher than 6D itself, then I will re-think. Because these price points are way beyond the range/budgets for hobbyists. I am pretty convinced my 550D would serve me for quite some. Its not yet past its age. And with 70-200 F4 IS L and 100mm Macro 2.8 IS L by my side, I am more than satisfied with my current state. 100mm L esp. Superb glass and IS gives that extra edge to get me beautiful outdoor handheld portraits.

Taken recently

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 3532047)

Price of 7Dii is expected in the range of $1800-2000.

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Originally Posted by guyonblackybx (Post 3532072)

Price of 7Dii is expected in the range of $1800-2000.

I so much hope it stays there. But I have a faint hunch that Canon would be price it at about 2300/2400. Some where bang in the middle of 6D and 5D-III.

Just waiting for tomorrow when they uncover the pricing.

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Originally Posted by guyonblackybx (Post 3532083)

Nope it wont, this being a crop sensor wont be priced anywhere near those full frames. Might touch 2000 just for adding 1D X AF system. Almost everything else comes from 70D (minus swivel LCD)

I really hope it stays that way. The other thought is, Canon may also announce updates to FF or new FF bodies to counter the Nikon FF onslaught and they are priced at that range. In that case 7D-II stays below 2000.