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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Nicholson" data-source="post: 5992" data-attributes="member: 272"><p>Hi Andy, firstly thank you for your comments. I am really impressed with the R7, it's my first "serious" camera and with 32MP the images are sharp, as for low light I have not tried that out yet, but with the ISO max settings 32000 I have read that it focuses well in dimly lit situations. I am planning to try it out in low light when the night sky is clear my subject will be the moon. </p><p></p><p>The one thing to remember about the F11 is that its a fixed focal length so the minimum distance is 20' . Using the tracking capabilities of the camera with the F11 is difficult and takes some getting used to. Because of the comparative light weight you can use it without a tripod, which I have done with varying degrees of success. </p><p></p><p>The camera is capable of taking 30 frames a second and a max' shutter speed 1/16000. I will post a photo of one I took without a rest or tripod for you to look at. I am really happy that I bought the camera and lenses and in the hands of an experienced photographer like yourself, I'm sure you will easily get to grips with it and produce marvellous photos.</p><p></p><p>The photo below was a long distance handheld shot, it's unedited apart from running the de-noise application in lightroom. Of course the original file (RAW) was far too big for this program and I have reduced it to J-peg to upload it.</p><p></p><p>Anyway I hope this helps you Andy. Have a great day.</p><p></p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]2305[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil Nicholson, post: 5992, member: 272"] Hi Andy, firstly thank you for your comments. I am really impressed with the R7, it's my first "serious" camera and with 32MP the images are sharp, as for low light I have not tried that out yet, but with the ISO max settings 32000 I have read that it focuses well in dimly lit situations. I am planning to try it out in low light when the night sky is clear my subject will be the moon. The one thing to remember about the F11 is that its a fixed focal length so the minimum distance is 20' . Using the tracking capabilities of the camera with the F11 is difficult and takes some getting used to. Because of the comparative light weight you can use it without a tripod, which I have done with varying degrees of success. The camera is capable of taking 30 frames a second and a max' shutter speed 1/16000. I will post a photo of one I took without a rest or tripod for you to look at. I am really happy that I bought the camera and lenses and in the hands of an experienced photographer like yourself, I'm sure you will easily get to grips with it and produce marvellous photos. The photo below was a long distance handheld shot, it's unedited apart from running the de-noise application in lightroom. Of course the original file (RAW) was far too big for this program and I have reduced it to J-peg to upload it. Anyway I hope this helps you Andy. Have a great day. [ATTACH type="full"]2305._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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