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I had to crop them a little bit as I didn't want to get too close with my kid in my arms, but I was very surprised when I pulled them up on the computer and they were as sharp as they were. I know I can't hold that still either, so I would have to give credit to the IS.
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Canon 50D+70-200 f4 L @ 140mm f/5 1/320" ISO-100 Exposure Comp -2/3
Let me know what y'all think...
very nice...
here's one i took last weekend a the lake behind my home. Have not post processed at all. Only resized to 800px. Any suggestions ?
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I don't normally shoot nature pics, but this was just outside my front door so I couldn't resist.
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Shots are 5D, 300mm f/4L IS,@ f/4.5, Av, ISO way up at 800
JeffersonPoster
Here is one from Ithaca, NY.
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Autumn colours are back again over here in Ireland, my favourite time of the year for wildlife photography. 400D + 300 F4L. 1/800 f5[img]/cfs-file.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.UserFiles/00.00.00.23.16/Starling_5F00_1.jpg[/img]
The background is pretty "busy" and therefore distracting. With that said, colors are great and the bird is tack sharp.
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Originally Posted by Oren
I do not find the background too busy or distracting. Birds do live in trees, however, I would use a vignette to help bring the eye to the bird. Just my 2 cents for what it is worth.
Mark
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Here is the same bird. Taken with a XTI, Minolta 600mm f/6.3 (manual lens), ISO 1600, f/6.3, 1/800.