Pioneer II
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- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
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23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
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23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
-
23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Builder I
summervijx
Rank V
Advocate III
We didn't do much hiking due to physical limitations in our group, but I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. I had never been there before, so there was a ton for me to see. Get there early and make sure you have a reservation.
Pathfinder I
Just outside of Tripod Reservoir near Smiths Ferry, ID.
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Builder I
Pathfinder II
Two rivers and the confluence of their waters… (Desert of Jalapão, Brazil)
Here is a couple shots I took while out today with another OB member. We had an awesome day exploring and the scenery was fantastic. I, like an idiot, forgot my 'real' camera, so these are from my phone.
Enthusiast II
The difference of 50 miles in az.
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From my day trip in the central sierra yesterday. Beautiful stormy summer skies and bright wildflowers.
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Taken near Central City / Rollinsville.
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Enthusiast III
Spring Lake looking back to Grand Tetons.
Enthusiast III
I think the lens(Sony 16-35mm GM) may have taken a hit somewhere, it does some funky things sometimes, a few photos had some weird focus issues. I shoot maunal for for 99% of landscape shots and use the focus magnifier to get critical focus. It's out of warranty and I don't know how much Sony would charge to service it. Would love to get the new 14mm GM and 24mm GM primes to replace it but that's a lot on money.
I shoot Canon and I really want a RF 24-70 F2.8, but holy $$$. I take photos for me, so I have no revenue stream from it... Makes it much harder to justify.
Contributor II
I would suspect too long of an exposure, it would explain the focus because the water would be moving and the rest of the scene is static. But that is just a guess.
Contributor II
You can always rent a lens to try it out.
Canon makes great glass, maybe check out Tamron and Sigma, they’re improving their products all the time.
Contributor II
Superstition Mt range in Apache Junction Az
I have the Sigma EF 100-400. It's a great lens, but I'd like to get native and they (Tamron or Sigma) don't make RF glass yet. The Tamron 24-70 is 1/2 the price though... The Canon EF to RF adapter has been sold out almost a year though and my off brand adapter isn't great.
