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Aug 09, 2005 04:37 |  #1

Thought I would share this photo. I was very pleased with the result considering it was a fairly slow hand held shot at 135mm and ISO1600.

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Aug 09, 2005 04:52 |  #2

Excellent shot ! very sharp & crisp for handheld. Interesting angle !
Very nicely done, thanks for sharing :-)


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Aug 09, 2005 05:06 |  #3

Great shot! Makes me think I need a bigger monitor.


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Aug 09, 2005 05:43 |  #4

Superb shot. Very detailed.


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Aug 09, 2005 06:02 |  #5

Nice shot here, noise isn't an issue and the image is very sharp. Lighting is super also on this shot accenting the scales and bumps on it's body here. You do not list the Shutter speed on this so not sure whether to be impressed with the handholding or not :)




  
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Aug 09, 2005 08:09 |  #6

What lens were you using?

Nice Shot....very sharp!


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Aug 09, 2005 08:16 |  #7

another great shot of the watcher (photographer) being watched!!


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Aug 09, 2005 09:33 |  #8

Very sharp and nice detail. I would move the dragon to the left of the frame though, but that's just my preference. :)


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Aug 09, 2005 17:40 as a reply to  @ cfcRebel's post |  #9

Thanks guys.
I used the EF-S 17-85mm lens at the full 85mm (135mm on the 20D). The exposure was 1/60s @ f5.6.


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