Post your 150-600 Sigma C shots

mikeee

mikeee

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Up and away in the neighbor's yard.
 
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bandit993

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How are you getting such great shots? I have it on a D7200 and unless it is in very high sunlight I have to crank the iso up high to get any decent shutter speed at all. I am getting ready to throw mine away and you guys make it look so good. I have got some good shots but not alot.
 
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Bikerbrent_RIP

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bandit993 said:
How are you getting such great shots? I have it on a D7200 and unless it is in very high sunlight I have to crank the iso up high to get any decent shutter speed at all. I am getting ready to throw mine away and you guys make it look so good. I have got some good shots but not alot.
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Here is one from my D7200 and Sigma 150-600C. You can see it works on the D7200. Maybe you need to post one of your shots so we can try and help you out.
 
mikeee

mikeee

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Maybe you have a bad copy. I am very happy with this lens on my D7100.
It *does* need bright light for a good shutter speed. f6.3 or more needs a lot of light!
 
mikeee

mikeee

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bandit993 said:
How are you getting such great shots? I have it on a D7200 and unless it is in very high sunlight I have to crank the iso up high to get any decent shutter speed at all. I am getting ready to throw mine away and you guys make it look so good. I have got some good shots but not alot.
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Definitely_post_some_pics!
 
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bandit993

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I think light is the problem. The few times that there is something worth photographing it is usually dark and overcast. We get a lot of dark days up here in Canada. I like to shoot wildlife, but they won't pose for me in the right sunny spots... haha
 
Roy1961

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so your shots are kinda like this, not so sunny california, dull and gray skies, far away and cropped, but hey we never get to see a Tundra Swan so i gotta catch it.
 
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Bikerbrent_RIP

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bandit993 said:
I think light is the problem. The few times that there is something worth photographing it is usually dark and overcast. We get a lot of dark days up here in Canada. I like to shoot wildlife, but they won't pose for me in the right sunny spots... haha
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You might also want to do a google search for "super telephoto lens tips"
 
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