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Nov 19, 2007 20:25 |  #1

It's getting cold out so all the little buggies are headed to their winter hide aways, but I caught this Wolfie taking a drink of rain water out of a fallen leaf. It was a bit cold so he just stood there while I got off several shots. Both are 4 pics stacked.

I got to say, I am really liking live view. It makes focusing and setting up worlds easier.


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Nov 19, 2007 20:37 |  #2

Very cool! did u use the 5x or 10x zoom on live view?
Im hoping to have live view soon, good to hear it helps;)


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Nov 19, 2007 21:13 |  #3

Excellent shots John!!


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Nov 19, 2007 21:32 |  #4

Thanx, yes, I used the 10x feature to fine focus. Took a set of four pics with each focused on a particular plane and stacked them.


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Nov 20, 2007 04:01 |  #5

Excellent shots :)
How fast is the liveview display- is it effectively instant ? or is there a time delay.

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Nov 20, 2007 07:34 |  #6

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Excellent shots :)
How fast is the liveview display- is it effectively instant ? or is there a time delay.

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It’s pretty much instantaneous but zooming in 10x does amplify every little movement and shake. You have to focus slowly and give the rig a second or two to settle as the display gets a bit fuzzy. I guess it clearly shows that I need to get a better tripod. :). Maybe Santa will stuff one into my stocking. Also, when zoomed in you really notice the poor resolution of the LCD screen. But it’s a whole lot easier and more comfortable than lying down in the wet leaves. LV for macro is great and I know I will be using it more often. I haven’t tried it handheld yet but with the loss of AF I expect that it wont work as well as when tripod mounted and manually focusing.


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Nov 20, 2007 16:19 |  #7

awesome detail in the second shot.


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Nov 20, 2007 17:13 |  #8

Excellent second stack. Live view is very useful for tripod work on still subjects but as you say its hard to use hand held as it amplifies shake.


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