Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 7:29 am Post subject: |
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bhargav wrote:
skida wrote: |
I tried a similar method using a 400mm with a 3X converter and got similar results. My shots were affected by very thin cloud, a bit of camera shake (even with a tripod and self timer) and a no-name converter.
Next time I will use the lens without the converter and crop the result. I will also find a way to use the energy-sapping properties of a bean bag. An absolutely clear, dry atmosphere seems to be a must too.
I am sure someone with more experience will offer better advice here soon - I only know what I did wrong, not how to be absolutely sure how to get it right (yet).
ps: If my maths is correct, a 2X converter would make a 500mm lens effectively a 1000mm lens, rather than 2000mm. |
Thanks Skida. Good suggestions. Hopefully we will get good weather sometime in the summer so will try then. The 2x converter along with the 2x crop factor of E-p2 makes it 2000mm effectively, sorry should have been more clear. |