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American mink. The last two I've stumbled upon seemed to have never seen a human…
(or perhaps were just surprised at my audacity)

Trout Bum wrote in post #19351706
American mink. The last two I've stumbled upon seemed to have never seen a human…
(or perhaps were just surprised at my audacity)

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Probably just the first time it saw an R5…
Nice photo!

Oriental Magpie Robin
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Man am I loving this camera. Even with the heat and lock up issues the files are just great to work with.

Harris's Antelope Squirrel...

Frosty morning!

Here are a couple of 16 frame stacks (Helicon FB Tube ) of one of the Paper Wasps earlier this morning, when they were a little less active. This helps minimise movement of legs and antennae between frames.
I re-configured my Helicon FB Tube to a step size value of 10, as I think I had it set for my 100mm Macro Lens so I wasn’t getting enough steps with the 180mm and x1.4 Extender.

I couldn’t get the IOS App to work when tried to re-configure the Helicon FB Tube, so I had to download and install the Windows App which did work. I have the original Helicon FB Tube which uses the Headphone Jack to re-configure the lens and settings. The current model has a magnetic connection for data transfer.

I think for the Canon system you are not able to store more than one lens and lens setting (the current) and I have not yet found a method of establishing which lens and what step size are currently configured. This means that to be sure that I have the correct config for the lens, I need to re-config the FB Tube each time, or keep a written record of what I last used.

These were stacks of 16 frames and the bracketing is smoother due to the smaller step size. I understand that the step size is an arbitrary number, related to the angle of rotation of the AF on the lens, so a numerical setting of 10 gives “thinner” slices or smaller steps than 25.

Cheers

Dennis

They're amazing Dennis
You certainly eke out every bit of detail imaginable.

They certainly look huge there.
Trust you don't make headlines. Photographer carried off by Paper Wasp

avondale87 wrote in post #19352036
They're amazing Dennis
You certainly eke out every bit of detail imaginable.

They certainly look huge there.
Trust you don't make headlines. Photographer carried off by Paper Wasp

Hah, thanks Richard, they do land on the Flash Diffuser or on my tripod sometimes, using them as way points no doubt.

Cheers

Dennis

nardes wrote in post #19352030
Here are a couple of 16 frame stacks (Helicon FB Tube ) of one of the Paper Wasps earlier this morning, when they were a little less active. This helps minimise movement of legs and antennae between frames.
I re-configured my Helicon FB Tube to a step size value of 10, as I think I had it set for my 100mm Macro Lens so I wasn’t getting enough steps with the 180mm and x1.4 Extender.

I couldn’t get the IOS App to work when tried to re-configure the Helicon FB Tube, so I had to download and install the Windows App which did work. I have the original Helicon FB Tube which uses the Headphone Jack to re-configure the lens and settings. The current model has a magnetic connection for data transfer.

I think for the Canon system you are not able to store more than one lens and lens setting (the current) and I have not yet found a method of establishing which lens and what step size are currently configured. This means that to be sure that I have the correct config for the lens, I need to re-config the FB Tube each time, or keep a written record of what I last used.

These were stacks of 16 frames and the bracketing is smoother due to the smaller step size. I understand that the step size is an arbitrary number, related to the angle of rotation of the AF on the lens, so a numerical setting of 10 gives “thinner” slices or smaller steps than 25.

Cheers

Dennis

Wow, outstanding ߑ ϰߑ

A couple from morning workouts at Santa Anita today

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Couple lovely photos.
Enjoy seeing horse and rider in unison.

What's happening in the second photo?

avondale87 wrote in post #19352036
They're amazing Dennis
You certainly eke out every bit of detail imaginable.

They certainly look huge there.
Trust you don't make headlines. Photographer carried off by Paper Wasp

lijoec wrote in post #19352061
Wow, outstanding ߑ ϰߑ

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