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Post by warthog64 »

First spotting trip for me this year and first time with my Canon 40-D,
nice talking to you Iwan, and the other guy (didn't get his name..)
And Iwan how was it at Eindhoven?
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can't believe I had a big hair on my sensor, after owning the camera for only a week!

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Hope you like the pic's
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Post by Phantom54 »

Hi Roel, nice pictures but they are a bit grainy....what are your settings and which lens do you use?

Do you like the 40D?
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Nice pics Roel! hope you will enjoy your new piece.

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Post by evhest »

can't believe I had a big hair on my sensor, after owning the camera for only a week!
Well, last week I dropped my 40D on the pavement after shooting only 150 pics or so. Still seems to work fine (and no hairs :wink: ).

Nice pics!
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Phantom54 wrote:Hi Roel, nice pictures but they are a bit grainy....what are your settings and which lens do you use?
According to the exif the first C-130 picture was taken at ISO 400, F10, 400mm, 1/1000, second picture at 1/100. The grain is probably caused by the ISO value.
Do you like the 40D?
I would like to know that too. There's a couple of people with an EOS40D on this forum now, let's hear your opinions! :D
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Hi Warthog64 (Roel),

Just curious: Which lens and settings dit you use? How many millimeters analogue for these pictures? Really nice :D .

When seeing such nice pics I also would like to make a first spotting trip.

Hope to read some extra info from you.

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I have not yet had the occassion to take the 40D out for some serious 'business'. However, I already noticed a big improvement in AF performance compared to the 20D, which I had before. Also, better ISO performance.

At first I didn't like the buttons below the lcd-screen, wich were to the left of it on previous camera's. Right now it doesn't bother me anymore.

I have used the Live View and it's very handy in a controlled environment (tripod, portraits etc). Pretty much useless for action photograhpy.

And, like I said, it's a sturdy camera because I dropped mine on a stone floor and it still works like a Swiss clock.
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I have my own EOS40D since November. Unforrtunately I had no time to test it during an avation related event but it perfomed good on a recent vacation.
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Post by Robert »

I guess Roel used his Canon 100-400. Settings withh shutter priority. First 3 F-16's at 1/800. Then 3x F-16 at 1/500. Tonka at 1/800. C-130 as earlier mentioned.
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Post by Mikester »

Hi Roel,

Nice shots, but they seem oversharpened orso and indeed grainy as Menso mentioned. Maybe big crops?

Are you satisfied with the results of your new cam?
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Post by Kleintje Pils »

Roel, nice weather, low take off's! But... There is much noise in the pic's and they indeed are a bit over sharpened.
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Post by kiwi »

I think the noise in this case is easily removed by a noise remover program, it's not that bad. But with this weather ISO200 or maybe even 100 should be possible, not?
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Post by warthog64 »

Thanx for the comments guy's,
I still am used with the photoshop workflow of the canon 20-d,
I think that the 40-d performs sharper, so thats why some pics are indeed oversharpened.
and some pics are crops and high iso...

here one of the pics I posted earlier with noise reduction from neat image...,

iso 250,
1/800 F9.0
400 mm
100-400 L IS

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Post by Kleintje Pils »

Roel,

Are these shots made in RAW or JPEG? I still see a lot of noise for Iso250 in the shot above?
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this shot is in jpeg,
I don't see alot of noise....
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