All three shots are great but that first one is really great. Very close up and detailed. How about a lesson? What lens? Did you use and flash and what were the settings? Teach me Master! The grasshopper must learn these techniques. LOL
Back in Dec. I have a chance to play around with a new D4 that I borrowed from a Nikon Rep. I took this shot while waiting for the birds. It was on Nikon D4, Nikon 600mm, no flash, f/13, ISO 200, and shutter speed 1/180.
Sorry, it was on 800mm lens, and I was about 20 feet away taking this shot. I'm going to get another chance to use this set up again once I'm done building my patio. I need to sell half of my equipment to able to afford this set up.
Wow three beautiful photos! I agree with Ron the top picture is quite something and very detailed. Sounds like you had some top notch equipment to make this capture with.
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All three shots are great but that first one is really great. Very close up and detailed. How about a lesson? What lens? Did you use and flash and what were the settings? Teach me Master! The grasshopper must learn these techniques. LOL
ReplyDeleteBack in Dec. I have a chance to play around with a new D4 that I borrowed from a Nikon Rep. I took this shot while waiting for the birds. It was on Nikon D4, Nikon 600mm, no flash, f/13, ISO 200, and shutter speed 1/180.
DeleteNikon 600mm? You would have had to be 10-15 feet away for it to focus wouldn't you?
DeleteThat's a great shot. So now all you need is an "extra" 15 grand and you can have that set up. LOL
Sorry, it was on 800mm lens, and I was about 20 feet away taking this shot. I'm going to get another chance to use this set up again once I'm done building my patio. I need to sell half of my equipment to able to afford this set up.
DeleteWow three beautiful photos! I agree with Ron the top picture is quite something and very detailed. Sounds like you had some top notch equipment to make this capture with.
ReplyDeleteAll fine shots! A pleasure to view!
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