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Marilynne

Marilynne

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American Black Duck with my new lens.
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Kevin H

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No Problem Name is actually Kevin :D wait till you get into shore birds man are they hard to id
I don't even try just post them in another forum and ask what they are :O
 
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Kevin H

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Marilynne said:
It's hard to track at 600mm. Have to find them 150mm, then zoom out. I'll get the hang of it. Hand held, BTW.
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On my Sigma 150-500 I don't use the ring I just grab the lens hood and barrel and just use it a a push pull not sure if the Tamron works the same but makes it faster for me anyway
 
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RockyNH said:
Nice, exif data stripped out...

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Thanks Pat. EXIF gone because I made a copy and removed some spots. Guess it removed more than spots.

F-stop f/6.3
Exposure 1/4000 sec
ISO 500
Focal 600mm
Max aperture 5.3
spot metering
no flash
35mm focal length 1200mm
 
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dh photography

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A little Red-tailed Hawk action at lunch today ...

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ps - for the life of me, i can't figure out why they look like crap when i upload them here. the full res. shots looked sooooo much better!!
 
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Stoshowicz

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A little Red-tailed Hawk action at lunch today ...







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ps - for the life of me, i can't figure out why they look like crap when i upload them here. the full res. shots looked sooooo much better!!
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That looks pretty darn nice to me, but I know what you mean about the compressed downsized look not doing justice to the pic.
My color tones look 'off' and details look soft. Ive given up trying to figure out how to correct for it.
 
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