By the river Sado - Setubal, Portugal
Antonio Correia
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Antonio Correia
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Antonio Correia
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Antonio Correia
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Ahhhhh yes I sometimes use this combination as well Antonio.
That Canon 70-200mm IS F2.8 is one sweet piece of glass isn't it
Thanks for sharing....... Skippy (Australia)
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:skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
What I said is not true.
As usual I use my 20D but these shots were done with my wife's 350D.
Sorry ...:D
Anyway Skippy I use that combination with the 20 D !
I particularly like the positions of the boat and ship in the second. The bird in it is just great, too.
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So much has changed in our photo-world, and yet basically nothing's changed - It's still the pictures that really matter. David Noton
It's curious you know...
I shot 3 or 4 as the smaller boat was passing by because I wanted it to be there, at an agreeable position.
Then, I only saw the seagull in the computer.
There was quite a few flying around ...
Thank you for the comment.
Question
70-200 how much it becomes when 1.7 is added ?
is 36-450mm more or 70-200
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The crop factor for the 20D is 1.6
So, the 70 - 200 becomes a 70mm*1,6 - 200mm*1,6 = 112mm - 320mm
112mm - 320mm becomes 157mm - 458mm with the multiplier 1.4, not 1.6