I found ET inthe yard??

Ambrola

I had to hurry and get the camera, and the ISO was set on auto! I didn't realize until I got the few shots. Also, something I was wanting to ask you guys, do you have trouble with your lens getting moisture on them from leaving a 72 degree house out to the high 90's?? Anyway, heres a the couple of pics I got of a praying mantis.
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clicketf3

Sharp and vivid.

Lord Vetinari

Good captures. would love to find a mantid in the yard (not likely in the UK)
Brian V.

GOLDENORFE

GOOD SHOTS, we never have that heat problem in the uk

but going to hot butterfly houses have learned to put camera in a sealed plastic bag so temp changes slowly & reduces moisture