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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 254071" data-attributes="member: 9240">I've been fairly good at making sure my cameras are set &quot;close&quot; to the way I want them when I set them on my passenger seat for a drive out and about.&nbsp; Today, they were set for what I suspected would be some long exposures of frozen creeks.&nbsp; So, when I saw this Red Tail Hawk snag a rabbit, while sitting at a stop sign, I made a right and grabbed the D600 with the 24-120mm since the D800 with the 16-35mm wasn't going to cut it.&nbsp; I rolled up slowly, but alas it was protecting its kill and took off.&nbsp; I fired, but with ISO 100 and f22 there wasn't much I was going to be able to do with shutter speed, which I'm surprise managed to come up to 1/25sec in the snow.&nbsp; It coulda been great...[ATTACH=full]68948[/ATTACH]If there's good news, it's that my following skills are improving, because you can almost make out the ex-rabbit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 254071, member: 9240"] I've been fairly good at making sure my cameras are set "close" to the way I want them when I set them on my passenger seat for a drive out and about. Today, they were set for what I suspected would be some long exposures of frozen creeks. So, when I saw this Red Tail Hawk snag a rabbit, while sitting at a stop sign, I made a right and grabbed the D600 with the 24-120mm since the D800 with the 16-35mm wasn't going to cut it. I rolled up slowly, but alas it was protecting its kill and took off. I fired, but with ISO 100 and f22 there wasn't much I was going to be able to do with shutter speed, which I'm surprise managed to come up to 1/25sec in the snow. It coulda been great... [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]68948._xfImport[/ATTACH] If there's good news, it's that my following skills are improving, because you can almost make out the ex-rabbit. [/QUOTE]

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