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Dec 05, 2005 20:28 |  #1

Not sure I've shared these birds with you before or not, the Striated Thornbill is a pretty common bird but the Little Grassbird is one I've only ever seen twice in my travels. The little Grass bird is called that for a strange reason, lol their small and live on or around grass. Anyway it's not the best shot but I thought it not bad either (handheld 1000mm) and so far the only time I've got a capture of this bird at all.


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Dec 05, 2005 20:31 |  #2

Love the quality and detail of the first, and appreciate the second as a rare capture. Good work.


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Dec 05, 2005 21:02 |  #3

Nice shots both.......1000mm? Wow....maybe one day!


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Dec 06, 2005 02:09 |  #4

Wow Wayne - you're really getting the hang of this 2xBigma. Very impressive quality for handheld.


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Dec 06, 2005 05:23 as a reply to  @ BigAl-SA's post |  #5

handheld at 1000mm ,,,, you are the man Wayne nice job bud


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Dec 06, 2005 09:47 |  #6

Nice shots of the birds, especially a rare one. Wayne, what HS(Hand Stabilizer) did you install in your hands? I search, but eBay did not carry any of those.


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Simply amazing.....
Handholding for that shot :eek:
Very nicely captured, like the first best for the detail.




  
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Dec 06, 2005 13:11 |  #8
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Mitcon wrote:
Not sure I've shared these birds with you before or not, the Striated Thornbill is a pretty common bird but the Little Grassbird is one I've only ever seen twice in my travels. The little Grass bird is called that for a strange reason, lol their small and live on or around grass. Anyway it's not the best shot but I thought it not bad either (handheld 1000mm) and so far the only time I've got a capture of this bird at all.


I envy you , 1 day , maybe 1 day i`ll have a 1500mm L wits IS 7 stops down.


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Dec 06, 2005 13:58 |  #9

Thanks everyone, I'm pretty sure the Grassbird isn't rare though, just a matter of it's rarely seen. Also I really try to not use the Bigma with the Tcon as the keeper ratio goes out the window, I think the shots I get with it are more dumb luck than a matter of skill to be honest lol. Thanks for the very kind words though..


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Dec 06, 2005 14:36 |  #10

Excellent dumb luck sir! The Bigma's a great fun lens for the serious shooter ;-)a


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