Love these osprey shots Joel, keep them coming. They look so graceful
Love these osprey shots Joel, keep them coming. They look so graceful
Nice Osprey shot Joel, I'm glad you grabbed the 2000th post to this thread, very fitting honour and a great shot as always.
I'll add another lorikeet to move it towards the 3000.
Thanks for viewing.
Steve
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
@ W349, Thank You! I think I had IS off since I was shooting at fairly high shutter-speeds. I really like the composition on your 2nd shot. It
Joel, I'm still not sure if I want a 400mm (sports), 500mm or 600mm. Right now 300mm is my longest bare lens.
Here's a few from today with the bare 300mm.
1D-MKIV: 300mm f/2.8L IS F/6.3 1/1000sec. ISO 400 CPL.
I would hope to get results like this with a bare 500mm or 600mm, because the 2X is not good enough for BIF or fast action. I do think the 1.4X extender is acceptable for action shots, and the 2X is acceptable for static shots. I'm a little concerned that the 600mm might be too narrow of a field of view for BIF. I would like to try and pick the focal length that I would use most often bare.
C&C Welcome!
Rich
P.S. The little wood shack is actually crooked in real life.
From what you have posted here you could have benefited from a longer lens. I would say from experiece it
800mm or 600mm? it
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Thanks for your input Guys!
I'm going to move this discussion to a new thread, because I need some help with my decision and I don't want to bog down the Bird thread.
http://community.the-digital-picture.com/photography_gear1/f/8/p/6210/57962.aspx#57962
Rich
1D IV, 500mm, ISO 640, F4.0, 1/500 at Firehole in Yellowstone, I wasn't really looking for bird pics, but we don't have many of these around home so I couldn't pass it up.
A sandhill
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