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maxcastle
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 Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 5:33 pm Post subject: a walk in the park with canon 400d and 2 super taks |
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maxcastle wrote:
The lens being the 55? and 135mm's, put into lr for a few minutes. All shot at 200 iso. all comments welcome.
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stingOM
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| Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 5:54 pm Post subject: |
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stingOM wrote:
Wow stunning location!
How did you manage go close enough to take a photo of the deer? |
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poilu wrote:
superb location, great capture
wb is too warm, pics are yellows
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56 DIN wrote:
great pictures of a nice place
@sting: i think the deer is employed by the park owners for beeing shooted several times per day - seems he has a fence in front
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Aanything wrote:
Nice pics.
I agree with poilu on wb: having it a bit colder would probably bring out more the warm autumnal tones of the leaves.
Which super tak 55?
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Superb!
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maxcastle wrote:
Thank you all for the kind words. The deer are enclosed in large fields, i hadn't been to that particular place for a long time, they didn't come so close before but i think people must have been feeding them as they come quite close now. As to the technical questions, i like the yellow tint, i believe it goes well with the time of year, but thats just me. The lenses were, super takumar 1:1.8/55 and super multi coatedtakumar 1:3.5/ 135mm. I took these at the same place as the ones in the beroflex 35mm thread in the manual lenses section.
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Nisseliten wrote:
Excellent pictures!
The deer is so frekkin' cute with the tuft of grass on his antler!
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maxcastle wrote:
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Excellent pictures!
The deer is so frekkin' cute with the tuft of grass on his antler! |
Yeah, i have some more but they are mostly out of focus! This is about the best of them but the wire fence impinges.
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Nisseliten wrote:
That's an excellent capture, man.. Love it!
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martinsmith99 wrote:
Great pics. Well done.
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SonicScot wrote:
| maxcastle wrote: |
| Nisseliten wrote: |
Excellent pictures!
The deer is so frekkin' cute with the tuft of grass on his antler! |
Yeah, i have some more but they are mostly out of focus! This is about the best of them but the wire fence impinges.
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The best of the bunch 
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maxcastle wrote:
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| Great pics. Well done. |
Well its your adapter Martin 
"That's an excellent capture, man.. Love it!" Thanks Richard, not the sort of thing you could stage, they were also making a lot of weird noises, must be rutting time 
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| maxcastle wrote: |
| Nisseliten wrote: |
Excellent pictures!
The deer is so frekkin' cute with the tuft of grass on his antler! |
Yeah, i have some more but they are mostly out of focus! This is about the best of them but the wire fence impinges.
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Thanks Gary, christ i will have to do more stuff with cute animals, people are suckers for them it seems Only thing is my head would get too big and then my neck would snap. 
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Thanks Gary, christ i will have to do more stuff with cute animals, people are suckers for them it seems Only thing is my head would get too big and then my neck would snap.
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Thanks Gary, christ i will have to do more stuff with cute animals, people are suckers for them it seems Only thing is my head would get too big and then my neck would snap.
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Same thing happens to me, but its usually in connection with leica comments
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Excellent shot of the deer wearing camouflage. Hunting hunters? |
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