A tiger in the Swiss mountains - EF 500mm f/4 L IS I

[V8Beast]

Stunning images! Great work!

[fredericsiffert]

My sets content 295 shots, I used EF 500 f/4 only, all valor ISO on attachment.

How did you get that list of image count by ISO?

Hello,

I use adobe lightroom. You can list ISO with metadata.

[fredericsiffert]

@ fredericsiffert  There is an interesting piece in the December issue of Combat Aircraft Monthly of the new Saab Gripen demo jet flying alongside the Swiss F/A 18-D at the Axalp-Ebenfluh range on October 12. Don't know if you managed to shoot it.

Sorry, I'm not shot that. I was too far .

[DB]

Great shots anyway, well done. Keep posting more in the future please.

[rpt]

My sets content 295 shots, I used EF 500 f/4 only, all valor ISO on attachment.

How did you get that list of image count by ISO?

Hello,

I use adobe lightroom. You can list ISO with metadata.

Thanks, I did not know that!

[fredericsiffert]

One printscreen LR4 and metadata....

Sorry, I use LR in French....

[Sony]

Cool what ISO was the camera choosing on these mages?  I'm sure it varied, but what was typical.

I have an airshow coming up and plan to shoot with a 5D III and 400mm f2.8 IS, plus teleconverters maybe.
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Dont use teleconverter! I had sour lesson with it at San Francisco Fleet Week. With f/5.6 focusing very slow and you will miss.

[rpt]

Thanks, I did not know that!

Funnily enough I posted some screen shots demonstrating that just yesterday 

http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=10673.new;topicseen#new

I did not see that then; I did now
Thanks.

One printscreen LR4 and metadata....

Sorry, I use LR in French....

No problem thanks. Don't expect French from me, you would probably get 7 words (pronounced badly) at most

[Iceman75]

First of all: great shots - thanks for sharing.
What is much more interesting than any kind of technical data... where have you been positioned to get this kind of shots? Somewhere on a mountain top or inside a helicopter or what?

[fredericsiffert]

I'm on mountain. A walk 10 kilometers and 1000 meters of altitude change.

With a bag weghing 15 kilos.

[Iceman75]

Always the same position or did you keep moving during the event