Interesting this pro nature photo used a crop camera

On Sat, 17 Sep 2016 22:42:50 -0700 (PDT), Rich A wrote:
: Was shooting in a bird sanctuary and used a 500mm lens, 1.4x converter and a crop camera for reach. Looks like pros do use them. It was also interesting seeing a TV commercial for Really Right Stuff!
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: http://totallyoutdoorsimaging.com/tv-series/

Apparently quite a few pros have bought the Canon 7D Mark II. Some consider it
the best wildlife camera currently in production.

Bob

Robert Coe:
Apparently quite a few pros have bought the Canon 7D Mark II. Some consider it
the best wildlife camera currently in production.

I don't see why anyone should be surprised to see a pro using *any*
camera. I've seen professionally published photos from "name-brand"
photographers made with iPhones, iPads (best portable camera viewfinder
ever!), point-and-shoot, crop sensor, you-name-it. Whatever is handy
and can grab the shot.

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Bob wrote:
Apparently quite a few pros have bought the
Canon 7D Mark II. Some consider it the best
wildlife camera currently in production.

While I don't have a ton of stuff to compare it against,
I can confirm it does quite well. The low light did pretty
good on a leopard two nights ago (flat shade, post sunset)
and some pretty sharp white rhino in clutter this morning.
Full analysis & pixel peep pending a real display, etc.

-hh