Canadian Wildlife Photography Tours and Workshops
Disclaimer: The following review of the Canon EOS R6 mirrorless camera and Canon EOS RF 600mm F11/800mm F11 compact, super telephoto lenses is not a technical review, it is a hands-on “here’s how it feels, shoots and performs” kind of review with lots of sample images. I am sponsored by […]
Disclaimer: The following review of the Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera and Canon EOS RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 telephoto lens is not a technical review, it is a hands-on “here’s how it feels, shoots and performs” kind of review with lots of sample images. I am sponsored by Canon and am […]
When Canon Canada’s Alberta rep Brad Allen called me up last Friday and said, “Want to test out the new Canon 5DsR body next week?” my answer was short and sweet and may have sounded something like, “Yes, please,” though with a little squeal of glee attached. The next best […]
Today I went out and dropped a few thousand dollars on a big lens. And despite all the hullabaloo over my two-part hands-on review of both the Canon 400mm f2.8 II and the Canon 600mm f4 II that I took for extensive test drives in December and January, I did […]
Way back in December, I had the pleasure of getting to test drive two of Canon’s behemoth super telephoto lenses: the Canon 400mm f2.8 II and the Canon 600mm f4 II. My initial findings were more favourable towards the 600mm, but I left off that review boasting that I had […]
Long lenses. Wildlife photographers waste their days dreaming of long glass like teenage sports stars waste theirs dreaming they’ll one day be playing alongside Sid, Kobe, or even Lionel. The sight of them (the lenses AND the stars) is enough to make grown men (and women) weep for joy. And […]
“What the heck is that?” were the first words that popped out of my mouth on the day I first laid eyes on the Jobu Lightweight Mk III gimbal. I was deep in the Great Bear Rainforest, on Day 1 of my 2011 Spirit Bear Photography Tour, and one of […]