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I have been trying for a while to get a photo of this guy but he is very shy ! I ended up using a Sigma 50-500 with 2xTC to capture this photo, even so I had to crop quite a bit
 Also this combo won't auto focus on the 20D (it does on the 1Dmk2)Canon EOS 20D (Pre-production), Sigma 50-500 EX @500mm with 2xTC, shutter 1/500, f/11, ISO 200 handheld. Yes, I know I should be using a tripod with this lens/TC but I was still setting up when he appeared  This is the best of 3 frames that I manage to get.Happy shooting, Rudi  |
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