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Big Dawg
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 Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 2:07 pm Post subject: A few photos with a Viv 300mm f/5.6 TX and a 2X TC |
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Big Dawg wrote:
These two lens seem to like each other.
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orly_andico
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orly_andico wrote:
those are some amazing shots! particularly the bird in flight!
what shutter speed do you need to freeze the bird? I find that 1/250 is often not enough... so that is 600mm f11? I can't imagine how you can get above 1/250 with f11 aperture.. |
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Screamin Scott
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Screamin Scott wrote:
Nice shots with that combo....I have a feeder like the one shown & a bird got stuck in it yesterday. I had to break off part of a feeder port to attempt to free it. It was very weak, I gave it some water (dipped my finger in some water & dropped a drop or so in it's beak) but it had been trapped too long & it died...Now I am wanting to get a different style feeder...
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Big Dawg
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| Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 1:05 am Post subject: |
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Big Dawg wrote:
| orly_andico wrote: |
those are some amazing shots! particularly the bird in flight!
what shutter speed do you need to freeze the bird? I find that 1/250 is often not enough... so that is 600mm f11? I can't imagine how you can get above 1/250 with f11 aperture.. |
Thanks Orly. Here is the EXIF from the photo.
I have no idea either but the exif says 1/350, f/0 as this was in manual aperture use and I know I was shooting f/8 and f/11 all afternoon. ISO 560, ev 0, 900mm 35mm equivalent. I used a tripod and the sun was just about to go down and was throwing a good beam of sunlight right on the feeder.
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Big Dawg
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Big Dawg wrote:
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| Nice shots with that combo....I have a feeder like the one shown & a bird got stuck in it yesterday. I had to break off part of a feeder port to attempt to free it. It was very weak, I gave it some water (dipped my finger in some water & dropped a drop or so in it's beak) but it had been trapped too long & it died...Now I am wanting to get a different style feeder... |
Sorry to hear about that Scott. Nothing like that here so far.
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my_photography
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my_photography wrote:
[quote="Big Dawg"]
| orly_andico wrote: |
I have no idea either but the exif says 1/350, f/0 as this was in manual aperture use and I know I was shooting f/8 and f/11 all afternoon. ISO 560, ev 0, 900mm 35mm equivalent. I used a tripod and the sun was just about to go down and was throwing a good beam of sunlight right on the feeder. |
At f/8 or f/11 and 1/350, the light must be still quite bright for you to shot. Nice shots. How long were you there shooting to be able to get so many nice bird shots?
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Big Dawg wrote:
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| Big Dawg wrote: |
| orly_andico wrote: |
I have no idea either but the exif says 1/350, f/0 as this was in manual aperture use and I know I was shooting f/8 and f/11 all afternoon. ISO 560, ev 0, 900mm 35mm equivalent. I used a tripod and the sun was just about to go down and was throwing a good beam of sunlight right on the feeder. |
At f/8 or f/11 and 1/350, the light must be still quite bright for you to shot. Nice shots. How long were you there shooting to be able to get so many nice bird shots? |
These were from my front porch. I spend several hours there every day.
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