Some Recent Deer Photography

[Fmjag64]

Great pics! What camera and lens you running?

[ATX Tyler]

Great pics! What camera and lens you running?

Thanks! Aside from the pic of the yote (which is an older one shot with a Canon 5D3), I think all of these were shot with the Canon 100-500mm on either the EOS R or the R5.

[150class]

Any new photos sir? First time with me seeing the yote photo and its awesome!

[Islandrat]

great pictures!

[2rsquared]

Nice photos!

[True Texan]

Some really great pics here!

[cowpoke2]

these are awesome !! great shots!

[TRL75]

Great pics

[Toney198]

Great quality

[Trinity Outfitters]

Tyler, you have serious talent! Love all your work.

[ATX Tyler]

Tyler, you have serious talent! Love all your work.

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[PassnItOn]

good stuff, my 90D has me so frustrated I've about given up. the video is awesome though. you have a youtube channel to teach us rookie's?

[ATX Tyler]

good stuff, my 90D has me so frustrated I've about given up. the video is awesome though. you have a youtube channel to teach us rookie's?

Y'know, I've actually thought about starting a channel related to more of my photography/videography stuff, but I haven't gotten it fired up yet. Only thing I've got online currently is just a bunch of deer hunts haha.

The 90D oughta be a good one, what issues are you running into?

[PassnItOn]

I just can't get the focus down, pics are fuzzy. I have a small ranch out of Tilden with lots of photography opportunities, maybe I need to host you for a weekend - you'd get some great shots and I'd get some coaching

[ATX Tyler]

I just can't get the focus down, pics are fuzzy. I have a small ranch out of Tilden with lots of photography opportunities, maybe I need to host you for a weekend - you'd get some great shots and I'd get some coaching

Hmm.. Hard to say without seeing your full setup, and your process for focusing, but a couple of quick things that might be worth trying. And I'm always down for photographing some cool subjects over a weekend

1. Do some testing with your lens on static subjects at various distances and make sure that you don't have an actual mechanical issue with the auto-focus on your lens.

2. Make sure you're using a fast shutter speed enough to eliminate blur from camera shake or subject motion

3. Tweak your focus settings (ie. use a very small spot focus type of method to make sure the camera is focusing exactly where you want vs selecting something in the foreground or background).