Chris McLennan talks about his experiences as an international wildlife photographer and gives hints and tips about flash photography, using natural light, macro shots and how to shoot wide angles for some amazing results. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos
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i luv this guy so much, just the way he talks n the aura he projects. wht a great artist!!
Great video
no prob, great video BTW 😀
Thanks. Yes, the EOS 7D has a burst rate of 8fps. Apologies for this. Please check out our website for more details of the EOS 7D: canon.com.au/For-You/EOS-Digital-SLR-Cameras/7D Cheers, the Canon team.
The 7D is 8 fps is it not? :s
@1:46 it’s really beautiful :)..and the rest..PRICELESS!
I must say, thank you Canon for providing the equipment I need in order to make a living from my passion. Currently am saving up for a 500mm f4 as well as the 1dX. Thank you Chris McLennan for providing some awesome insight into the world of nature photography.
It is a proboscis monkey. Cheers, the Canon team.
It depends on your gear and level of expertise. If you want full control, then MF will be the way to go. Cheers, the Canon team.
What do you guys suggest I use? What do professional photographers use Af or Mf ?
Thank you for sharing.
What is the animal call at 5:26 ? Thanks
You’re a cool guy man. Way to go out and live the dream.
You are lucky for what you do. You should be grateful! Awesome vid!
Thanks Chris for sharing your world, tips and advise. Beautiful photos.
Woww.. There’s no way Nikon can compete with the pictures that i saw..!! Amazing..
Great video keep up the good work.
excellent video, thanks
Great interview,fantastic tips..Awesome images…Thanks for sharing…
Dave
It doesn’t matter what camera you have. The best camera is the one that you have. I have a 1000D or Rebel XS and and get amazing shots! Get out there and have a great time!
Great video with a lot of simple tips! Thanks!!!
It really depends on your lens, your skill level and the circumstances of the situation. The EOS 60D has a burst rate of 5.3fps while the EOS 7D has a burst rate of 7fps. On these points alone, the EOS 7D would be better for the flying movement of a bird or a butterfly. Cheers, the Canon team.
Nice video!
Btw, I would like to know between Canon 60D and Canon 7D, which one is better for capturing the movement of the wildlife? Let’s say the flying movement of a bird or a butterfly Thanks a lot!
Yes, it would be. Do look at our website for more details. Cheers, the Canon team.
Would a canon eos 600D be good for wildlife shots?
Thanks Krissi. Cheers