Post your Bird Portraits

Just a snap of a little dude

Critterracing wrote in post #18211441
nikon d4s has a 1.5 dx crop mode making a 750mm equivalent focal length. makes a 6.8meg file. then add a 1.4tc brings it to 1050mm.

im sure canon has something similar. my d810 does the same but with a larger 16meg file. yes in camera crop. i know that.

im not looking for a debate i just wanna post my pictures in piece.

piece and love

aldo

Same as my new gear D7100 and 300 f4 if ed together taking into account they equal 450mm but add onto that the built in 1.3 x crop that then equals 600mm @15MP

"Tasty"

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Critterracing wrote in post #18211441
nikon d4s has a 1.5 dx crop mode making a 750mm equivalent focal length. makes a 6.8meg file. then add a 1.4tc brings it to 1050mm.

im sure canon has something similar. my d810 does the same but with a larger 16meg file. yes in camera crop. i know that.

im not looking for a debate i just wanna post my pictures in piece.

piece and love

aldo

Dont foreget you can add pictures and topics in the Nikon section aswel


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Thank you Lester, Will, Pagman and Levina. For those who likes it too. I appreciate it.

evelakes wrote in post #18211999

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Awesome!!

EOS M5 arrived today to rain and total cloud cover (great for testing ISO eh wouldn't expect anything else here in the rain forest.but at least we had Sun everyday on the paddling trip until a foggy morning paddling out.
This shot with the EOS 400/5.6 and my dream of a lightweight wildlife rig came true for those sitting--for BIF and sports someone else will have to chime in, my next BIF venue is not until March

Canon EOS M5
EF400mm f/5.6L USM
ƒ/5.6 400.0 mm 1/320 3200 Flash (off, did not fire)

That looks really good, Robert.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18212130
EOS M5 arrived today to rain and total cloud cover (great for testing ISO eh wouldn't expect anything else here in the rain forest.but at least we had Sun everyday on the paddling trip until a foggy morning paddling out.
This shot with the EOS 400/5.6 and my dream of a lightweight wildlife rig came true for those sitting--for BIF and sports someone else will have to chime in, my next BIF venue is not until March

Canon EOS M5
EF400mm f/5.6L USM
ƒ/5.6 400.0 mm 1/320 3200 Flash (off, did not fire)

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Wow, works great!

Levina, Archibald. Thanks!
I'm really smitten by the size of the package. I think most would
cringe putting a 400 on the little M5 body but I think it works.

How's the AF with this combo, Robert?
And you use this with an adapter, I take it?

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18212215
Levina, Archibald. Thanks!
I'm really smitten by the size of the package. I think most would
cringe putting a 400 on the little M5 body but I think it works.

I was going to attch my new lens to my mobile phone that would have been an eye opener


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nardes wrote in post #18211298
I was lucky enough to see this Kookaburra fly into a tree in the paddock behind our back garden. The Garden Skink wasn’t as lucky…

I had time to slowly approach the bird and rest the camera on the wooden fence rail to help with the relatively slow shutter as the bird was in shade.

The Kookaburra spent several minutes tenderising the Skink before later swallowing it, head first.

Cheers

Dennis

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Gallery photo (hosted):
posted by nardes originally in forum: Canon Lenses

Very nice capture!