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AlanLichty

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Fun textures - with a very nice result.

I used to do a lot of shots like this just experimenting with the textures of flowing water.
 

Ben Egbert

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Looks like you still have a slow shutter speed. I have wondered how slow I could get hand held with the IBIS and an IS lens.
 

Jameel Hyder

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Love that, beautiful shot
Thanks Raymond.
Fun textures - with a very nice result.

I used to do a lot of shots like this just experimenting with the textures of flowing water.
Thanks Alan. It is fascinating to observe and try to capture these.

Looks like you still have a slow shutter speed. I have wondered how slow I could get hand held with the IBIS and an IS lens.
Thanks Ben. With the RF lenses with IS and IBIS, the claim is 7-8 stops. Of course it depends on a number of factors. I have done 1/10s with the 24-105 @ 105 bracing myself. Also depends on how steady one's hands are - and for me that is not a constant. I can do much better when I am not tired by the end of the day after a hike. Also much better with shorter focal lengths than longer. Worth experimenting for sure.

In this case, I wasn't worried about anything in critical focus. This was shot with a 100-400 @ 100mm and 0.5s on the 5DsR so no IBIS.

Very nice - great combo of motion and framing with excellent hand holding technique!

ML
Thanks Mike.

Wonderful patterns here, Jameel.
Thanks Doug.
 

JimFox

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Very cool Jameel, I like that flow a lot. Good work, and it's great what can be captured now handheld with vibration reduction.
 

Jameel Hyder

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Very cool Jameel, I like that flow a lot. Good work, and it's great what can be captured now handheld with vibration reduction.
Thanks Jim. Yes indeed the combination of IS/VR with IBIS is just amazing (although this was shot with a 5DsR which doesn't have IBIS.
 
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