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Inspirations >> My Canon Story

Head on with an Asian Water Monitor Lizard

By jensen.chua

2020-11-26

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Most photographers don't even bother shooting them as they are a common sight. But to capture one with head-on angle is not easy as most are always slithering away in presence of human beings. And with its fork tongue out at that split seconds, is a double bonus. I used Canon EOS 5DmkIV with EF100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS Mk2 lens. Just two clicks and it turned and clamber away. Quite a beautiful creature really.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

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N/A

ISO
320

Aperture
f 6.3

Shutter Speed
1/800 sec

Exposure Compensation
0 EV
Camera
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

Lens
N/A

ISO
320

Aperture
f 6.3

Shutter Speed
1/800 sec

Exposure Compensation
0 EV
Camera
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

Lens
N/A

ISO
250

Aperture
f 5.6

Shutter Speed
1/800 sec

Exposure Compensation
0 EV

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