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It's becoming obvious to me that I need to upgrade my processing skills along with a camera upgrade. Any suggestions for where to start with reading to help with that? I am considering switching to DPP for processing. If I do, then I will invest in you and Artie's guide for that. But processing...

So any way to overcome, or are we, users of the Mk II, just stuck with softer photos?

I don't comment here often, and post less, but this is too beautiful to pass without commenting. I agree with cropping a bit off of the bottom, otherwise, I love it.

I agree with you Daniel, I love the push/pull zoom on mine.

Artie, you seem somewhat skeptical.

I like the composition and the extremely low angle, and the background, even the reflection. I only wish the two birds on the right didn't merge at the beak, and looked more like the birds on the left.

Nice action shot.

Thanks Arash and Doug.

I don't necessarily want to use them, I just want to know the difference between the two and where they can and cannot be used, and why. Thanks for your response.

Only applies to FF? They can be safely used on the 1D Mk III and Mk IV?

I have a question regarding the two lenses. Do the EF-S lenses physically extend further into camera? I am not concerned about any vignetting or similar issues but only the physical differences. If there is a physical difference, any photos showing the difference would be nice. I have searched...

I can accept when the person(s) doing the disruption is say a beach comber, or a jogger, even a birder, but it infuriates me when it is another photographer.

First let me say that I hope this is not your last post here. While I don't post much here or anywhere, when it comes to the technical side of photography, I value your opinion. Second, my frustration, and confusion, about this case, comes from what you said about the regulations. It should not...

I don't want to hijack the thread, but you haven't cleared anything up for me. I am confused to what you were initially trying to say, and your response didn't help. Thanks for responding.

Are you saying that if I am standing there and an eagle flies in and lands next to me, I am supposed to leave the area?

Wish you the best and continue to recover.

I don't know Jim, but by all accounts here, he is an honorable man, with nothing but regards for the wildlife he loves to photograph. Without turning this into a political debate, I do know that it wouldn't take much of a search to find many examples of what to me seems to be an out of control...

I like as presented. I like the subject and the foggy adds to the photo. I do have a question, not a critique, just a learning question. I see you were zoomed to 235mm, then cropped to 75%. Did you change your mind after seeing the photo, crop out distracting elements...? Would love to be able...

Very nice. I think my favorite was Dawn Patrol.

I had an American Robin build a nest 10-15' from an upstairs bedroom window. I photographed from the time the nest was started until the young hatched. I photographed the adults coming to the nest, feeding the chicks, etc. I kept the draperies closed as much as possible with only the lens barrel...