The bobcat, seal and herons all strike me as great examples of times the right still is better than any video.
The bobcat, seal and herons all strike me as great examples of times the right still is better than any video.
Yes I think I will always be a fan of still images! Some of my favourite wildlife shots have been in the midst of a frenzy of action. Sometimes I do grab a quick video to capture a bit of the surrounding scene, which is useful for my slide show presentations.Originally Posted by Minerve101
Jonathan Huyer
www.huyerperspectives.com
I've only been to Point Reyes once (spent more time drinking wine in Sonoma Valley). But you got a heckuva lot more out of it than I did. Great set Jonathan!
Mike. Great shot of the action. And...you've just highlighted the fps difference between your 1DX and my 5DIV. By that point, my buffer had filled after which point the 5DIV drops to ~2 fps. While I am pleased with the images I did capture, here is the closest I came to your shot:
Half a second later...it was over...
honestly you guys get some amazing shots!
here's a few i've gotten this week
some raindrops on a web
and a blue-jay feather i found
i really love the detail i got with the first feather shot i got, i've really been working on my Macro skills as of late.
Last edited by Zach; 03-02-2020 at 09:02 PM.
All enjoyable, but I particularly liked the first raindrops.
thanks Danny!
i just got some Redbud tree blooms that turned out great, will post them later
All of the pictures here are good, but I'm really drawn to the rain drops. Nice!
Dave
See my photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dthrog00/
I think I am +2 at this point. Really like the first water drop shot!
i haven't been able to shoot in weeks! but today i got a few good ones too, and some white bluebonnets too
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