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shauttra
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 Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:04 pm Post subject: Wildlife through russian mirror lenses MTO-500 and MTO-1000 |
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:04 pm Post subject: Wildlife through russian mirror lenses MTO-500 and MTO-1000 |
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shauttra wrote:
Few wildlife pictures shot with two mirror lenses MTO-500 and MTO-1000.
I love this beautiful donut bokeh!!
MTO-500A 550/8.5
MTO-11CA 1000/10
MTO-500A 550/8.5
MTO-11CA 1000/10
MTO-500A 550/8.5
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soikka wrote:
Wow!
Nice stuff! Really beautiful images from mirror-teles.
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Esox lucius
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:50 pm Post subject: Re: Wildlife through russian mirror lenses MTO-500 and MTO-1 |
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:50 pm Post subject: Re: Wildlife through russian mirror lenses MTO-500 and MTO-1 |
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Esox lucius wrote:
Wow, pleasant surprise! I'm usually not a friend of doughnut bokeh, but in this shot I think the shaped highlights really add to the photo.
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MTO-11CA 1000/10
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Attila wrote:
Beautiful pictures, unfortunately ugly bokeh kill them, except horse picture.
I love Russian mirrors but only that way if subject fill full frame.
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Nesster wrote:
I love that squirrel, and the one after it. I do like the donunt bokeh, it's not the usual, and can be used well, like you do.
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cooltouch wrote:
Gotta love those Russian mirrors. They are such good lenses.
Maybe I'm weird, but I don't mind the donut bokeh a bit. I think they often set a photo off from an otherwise ordinary crowd.
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hexi wrote:
Very good and the blur is nice. I love the fox most, make me think about one of those Russian mirror lenses on a full frame 
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patrickh wrote:
Fine wildlife shots. I too find the donuts a bit distracting
patrickh
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tuananhmap wrote:
the crazy bokeh of mirror lense 
very nice shot, nice color 
thanks! |
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dave_t wrote:
Nice work. Are you using a focusing screen to focus these lenses? |
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shauttra
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shauttra wrote:
I am using standart Canon 40D focusing screen but in bad light it`s very difficult to focus..
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rbelyell wrote:
S i love image 1; and the bohek is insane! love it, really stands out if one knows how to use it. very nice.
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Nelson wrote:
I love your pictures !
I am very surprised with the squirrel ! HOW did you succeed doing such a photograph with a Mirror 
did you use a flash ?
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hexi wrote:
I'm curious of the range of those 500mm lenses... can you tell at how many meters were you from the fox picture ? thanx.
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shauttra wrote:
Nelson - In these pictures i did not use flash, i used it only one time for birds photography from very close distance 5-7 meters. It works great!
Focusin for this lens is very smooth, and that allows shoot moving objects (using monopod)
Hexi - I was hiding on the field, and fox were 30-40 meters from me.
On crop cameras focus distance for 500mm lens is 800mm.
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Duckmancgy wrote:
I am impressed by the sharpness of these.. The weird bokeh is a little much in some of the shots but overall I like them.
Nice shootin. |
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rbelyell wrote:
totally off topic, who the heck are you duckman??!! i thought i was the only person in the world who loved that show!!! hold on, ive got some teddy bears in the blender and i think theyre done....
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