D. Hopper's 365 of 2015

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dh photography

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Jan 17: Martini - Inspired by our recent weekly contest winner, Felisek.
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mikew said:
Nice Eagle,do you feel your taming the 500 now.
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Thanks, Mike. Unfortunately, not at all. It's still backfocusing more than I can adjust in the D7000's settings. I'm certain it's more of a camera issue with my 7000 having back focus problems with everything, but this one is just too much to fully correct. I'm picking up a Tokina 400mm 5.6 which should arrive in about a week. Hopefully it has much less of that problem. Saving my pennies now to upgrade to a D7100.
 
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*david*hopper* said:
Honestly, cannot make up my mind on that one. Probably not. Once I have a 7100 I'll be saving up for the Tamzooka. PM me if you're interested in it. :cool:
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Think i would need VR too much :D

In all seriousness if Tamron dont come up with a fix i will be looking for a new lens,the word out on the web is they dont have one.
 
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Pretzel said:
Excellent shot! Now... how many times did you have to drop the olive to get it, or are you one of those lucky one-shot blokes? :)
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Don't we all just need one shot?!?


LoL!! Yeah, right!! It actually just took a couple to figure out the timing, but it was 15-20 shots while moving the flash around the shop to learn the difference between front, side, back, over, or under and then a combination of over and back bounced off of a white cardboard box reflector. I actually went back for the last combo after sitting down to process a couple that I thought was "it". Huge difference in the end.
 
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sonicbuffalo_RIP

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*david*hopper* said:
Don't we all just need one shot?!?


LoL!! Yeah, right!! It actually just took a couple to figure out the timing, but it was 15-20 shots while moving the flash around the shop to learn the difference between front, side, back, over, or under and then a combination of over and back bounced off of a white cardboard box reflector. I actually went back for the last combo after sitting down to process a couple that I thought was "it". Huge difference in the end.
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The shot we all see is the one that counts....you got the droplets timed perfectly!
 
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