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Except for those who have used my affiliate links to purchase their Canon mirrorless gear … It will be the most-expensive-ever Camera User’s Guide. That will enable me to get back to work on the BAA Canon EOS R5 Camera User’s Guide. With the RawDigger e-Guide nearly complete, I am looking forward to setting up my very own R5 and getting back to using it with the RF 100-500 (and on occasion, with the RF 1.4X teleconverter). Please remember … The Status of My Canon Gear This one took about two hours to prepare. This blog past makes thirty-seven days in a row with a new blog post. I will be headed down to the lake early to see what I can do. The forecast for today, Tuesday 26 January 2021, is for partly-cloudy skies early becoming sunny with a gentle southwest breeze. Opinions on the optical illusion Osprey question were widely divided with most folks feeling that the bird is absolutely 100% taking off toward us … Others explain why it is obviously flying away. And the best thing about the sunset session is that I head down to the lake at 5:30pm and get home just after six. For years I thought that mornings were always best here at ILE and recently learned that I was wrong. I tried an alternate location and learned a bit. Sunset last night was decent but not spectacular as the wind was from the southwest. I expect to have the final version in the BIRDS AS ART Online Store available for purchase by Thursday the latest. After that, I need to add some promotional information and links. Overlaps - where two or more folks point out the same problem, are rare. The amazing thing that happens when several folks proofread the same document is that for the most part, everyone finds different errors. Special thanks to BPN-friend Paul Burdett (from Down-Under), IPT veteran Bart Deamer, and long-time blog-friend Dane Johnson for their efforts. I am almost finished going through the copy edits/proofreads of the RawDigger e-guide. I am now doing 52 slow lengths a day (with 88 to a mile). It has been so warm here for the past few days that the pool was up to 86 degrees yesterday! Swimming has been a pleasure. When it cleared, I enjoyed another great vulture flight session with the SONY 600 GM and the a9ii (on a tripod, of course). Monday morning began with the discovery of an eagle pair re-building - and copulating in - an old Osprey nest in a pine tree down by the lake.
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