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Those are really good:) nicely compiled together especially that of nature!

That looks really interesting but difficult! would require a lot of hard work !

Anyone attending?? If yes then please post pictures here

Those are really more than pictures..You have captured them with so much perfection..Loved the one in which a baby is sleeping with his pet and that in which droplet is coming out of a leaf :) Thanks for sharing and making me see such a beautiful compilation

I think you should go with Nissin Di622...it is very convenient if you are on budget. The unit offers very basic features but this is a positive thing for amateurs like me because it makes using the unit an easy thing....This is my personal experience!

I would suggest you can use medium zoom (70-200) or a wide angle lens to shoot football!!

Fish-Eye (15mm) Fish-eye lenses are a lot of fun to use with landscapes. They have two unique qualities: 1. They take in a very wide angle of view often 180º 2. They have a very short focal distance allowing you to get with in inches of your subject I read it somewhere and shared it with...

Before the workshop What’s in your bag • Knowing your camera and equipment • What camera mode to shoot in for best results You should know very well what you are going to give to people through your workshop!! Just be clear about basics and you will be good! Best of luck

Just be craetive with angles,locations and clothing!! Light is very important just keep these things in mind and you will click your best shot! Best of luck

Follow these steps!!! 1.Wait for the Right Time. 2.Use a Wide-Angle Lens. 3.Use a Fast Shutter Speed. 4.Capture Movement Hope it helps:)

Well done people!! Very interesting video...pleasure to watch!!! Nice to see all put together in one video with being slideshow as well...

Thanks for the post:) You have uploaded it it with everything that would be needing while nightlife photography!! ! I must say it is nicely written and well executed. You seem to have so much knowledge in this field.. Thanks and keep sharing

Wildlife photographers usually needs as much focal length as they can carry or can afford. Wildlife is just that - wild - and alive. Get too close and your subject is off to the next county. The farther away you can be from your subject, the more likely you will have time to get multiple...

My suggestion is to write a letter to Canon and take your camera to your local distributor. Also document yourself so that they realize this is not an isolated problem but that it's happening to a lot of cameras all over the world, good luck:)

I use my 28-300 VR on the fullframe camera. Very flexible focal length and quality is very good! Can never blame the focal length for missing a shot Try it and hope it helps!!!:)