1st shots with my Bigma
lifesdisciple
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So I went out yesterday and took pictures all day. What a wonderful day I had. But anyways. This was also the first chance I had to use my new lens. The Bigma or for those that don't know, the Sigma 50-500mm EX. I absolutely love this lens and thank everyone for their comments and input on it when I asked. I am very happy I made this addition to my lens family. So here they are. My first shots..
These are not cropped, well the last is but only to crop out a branch in the far corner. Did I mention I love this lens. Here is a link to the full gallery these came from. All but a few are with the new lens from yesterday.
http://lifesdisciple.smugmug.com/gallery/2200191
Would love for you to take a peek and feel free to leave comments and sign my guestbook while your there. Have a great night.
These are not cropped, well the last is but only to crop out a branch in the far corner. Did I mention I love this lens. Here is a link to the full gallery these came from. All but a few are with the new lens from yesterday.
http://lifesdisciple.smugmug.com/gallery/2200191
Would love for you to take a peek and feel free to leave comments and sign my guestbook while your there. Have a great night.
Michael - Life's Disciple
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi
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Dave
Good work.
Thanks for sharing.
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I like the first two better than the last two.
All the branches in the last two seem to make the image cluttered. That is not unusual when you try to shoot hawks - they always manage to keep some timber between themselves and the shooter.
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Well thank you Harry. You are of course one of my inspirers.
Michael - Life's Disciple
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I hear ya. I've always felt that I needed more distance, just never had the cash. Work has been real busy lately so I had a few extra bucks to spend. Still wouldn't mind having a fixed 500mm f2.8 though. Not in my budget for many many years. New camera next. Maybe this spring. Thanks for the kind words.
Michael - Life's Disciple
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi
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Michael - Life's Disciple
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi
www.lifesdisciple.com
I want a 2.8 also but like you$$. maybe this would work? & i'd get more distance for wildlife.
Dave
lifesdisciple .... nicely done for day one. The lens is good for people sniping also.
Gary
Unsharp at any Speed
I'm pretty sure that if I shoot at faster speeds an I am trying to freeze action shots then I could most likely hand hold it. It's just trying to keep it still for detail that it seems to shake on me a bit. But I haven't had time to use it enough yet. Today I took to bird shots hand holding it. I propped it a bit on a ledge but the pics came out great. Another option you have for just a bit more is the Sigma 70-200mm f2.8. Put a 2x tele on it and you have a nice lens that's a bit faster IMO. I use my dads when he lets me . But I love my Bigma and wouldn't trade it for the world. Good luck with your decision.
Michael - Life's Disciple
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi
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