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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D7200
Low Light Shooting of a Moving Raptor
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<blockquote data-quote="06Honda" data-source="post: 649616" data-attributes="member: 12845"><p>I have been watching some Short-eared Owls hunting in an open field not far from my home late in the day. They usually start around 4:45pm so th light is not the best. Looking for some focus tips on shooting this fast flying owls with my D7200 and the updated 80-400VR lense handheld. I will have the VR on and make sure I am in Active on the lense itself so tips on actuall ISO etc would be appreciated. Many times I just shoot in P mode when its sunny out but in this situation that is not likely to work out too well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="06Honda, post: 649616, member: 12845"] I have been watching some Short-eared Owls hunting in an open field not far from my home late in the day. They usually start around 4:45pm so th light is not the best. Looking for some focus tips on shooting this fast flying owls with my D7200 and the updated 80-400VR lense handheld. I will have the VR on and make sure I am in Active on the lense itself so tips on actuall ISO etc would be appreciated. Many times I just shoot in P mode when its sunny out but in this situation that is not likely to work out too well. [/QUOTE]
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