Canon R5 Animal Eye Detect with Tracking = Paradigm Shift

I discuss how the Canon R5 animal eye detect with tracking auto focus (AF) has fundamentally changed how I go about my bird photography. I include a demo of the AF system to illustrate how using animal eye detect with tracking differs from non-tracking AF point(s) of the past, and discuss the change I had to make to my thought process when photographing active birds. Links to items used in this video: Canon 800 f/11: amzn.to/38gcmh4 Canon 100-500: amzn.to/3yjBfD2 Mossy Oaks Graphics for lens camo: amzn.to/38gcmh4 Canon R5 MILC: amzn.to/3Dlv70H Thermacell: amzn.to/3kqmeub Hand warmers: amzn.to/3kpaBUl Speaker: amzn.to/3kqrgHg 00:00 Introduction to Topic 00:52 Discussion of fundamental change 01:45 The Past way of doing things = AF point was my focus 03:12 The Present with animal eye detect w/ tracking = paradigm shift 05:38 Demo of animal eye detect with tracking 11:15 Though process paradigm shift I needed to make 14:20 Suggestion to Canon = Always visible point of reference 16:19 Conclusion