Harry http://behret.smugmug.com/NANPA member How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
I agree, the last two are very nice Ric. Just watch your shutter speeds. The first three were all shot at 1/50th to 1/100th. At 420mm that is way way way to slow, even if these were on a tripod. Try to keep your shutter speed at at least the focal length if you are hand holding. It sure looks like your having a blast with the 300 Ric.
I agree, the last two are very nice Ric. Just watch your shutter speeds. The first three were all shot at 1/50th to 1/100th. At 420mm that is way way way to slow, even if these were on a tripod. Try to keep your shutter speed at at least the focal length if you are hand holding. It sure looks like your having a blast with the 300 Ric.
Gee, I've gotta take the time and look at my exif info! f/5.6 is wide open with the TC so I figured one stop for sharpness. These were all handheld!
I always shoot aperture priority so if I go to shutter priority it won't be able to find a suitable aperture....right? So boost the ISO...I guess. Yesterday I was at 500 ISO and today at 400....makes sense.
Gee, I've gotta take the time and look at my exif info! f/5.6 is wide open with the TC so I figured one stop for sharpness. These were all handheld!
I always shoot aperture priority so if I go to shutter priority it won't nbe able to find a suitable aperture....right? So boost the ISO...I guess. Yesterday I was at 500 ISO and today at 400....makes sense.
Thanks!
No problem Ric. I do that all the time. I have so many shots that I would like to think were keepers that I botched because I was caught up in the moment and didn't check my settings.
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Mr. Muskrat looks a bit soft (camera shake?)
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
Thanks, Harry.
I was using the center AF point and think I may have locked on the reflection instead of the critter.
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Gee, I've gotta take the time and look at my exif info! f/5.6 is wide open with the TC so I figured one stop for sharpness. These were all handheld!
I always shoot aperture priority so if I go to shutter priority it won't be able to find a suitable aperture....right? So boost the ISO...I guess. Yesterday I was at 500 ISO and today at 400....makes sense.
Thanks!
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Travel = good. Woo, shooting!
nickwphoto
Thank you, Lucinda. (I like that name better)
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I just read your reply in your egret thread......we are both appreciated! Just didn't want you to think I was mimicking your reply.