Hey thanks all.
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You have a great sense of timing for the action shots.
We have a wee rodeo out our way, if you'd ever want a winter break come out here for the Calgary Stampede in July. You'll get to see some championship chuck wagon racing. The small local rodeos are much better for shooting since you can get right down on the field.
6.5 frames per second helps with that 'great timing' Makes for a lot of chimping though! Although many of my shots are single shots where I just saw a moment happening and snapped once. Burst mode is a safer option though. I avoid it after awhile and I have some good ones in the bag so the post processing is limited a bit more. I went home with about 500 shots after chimping out at least another 100. If I'd been shooting to sell then I'd have taken many more and stayed all day instead of 4 hours.
Good Stuff....great action shots!
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6.5 frames per second!!! I'm drooling again!!!
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When I had 3 shots per sec on my 400D I thought 6.5 was unnecessay .. then I went shooting birds with Antz and saw what his 6.5 frames captured that my 3 missed. It's an advantage at times for sure. But I honestly don't use it all the time. It's nicer somehow to get it right with a single single.
loved the close up of the hooves!
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