I wish we had cardinals in the UK. They are such cute birds.Finally had a snow in Chapel Hill. Always a good time for the birds.
5DMKIV, 600II + 1.4III, ISO 640, f 7.1.View attachment 188880View attachment 188881
I wish we had cardinals in the UK. They are such cute birds.Finally had a snow in Chapel Hill. Always a good time for the birds.
5DMKIV, 600II + 1.4III, ISO 640, f 7.1.View attachment 188880View attachment 188881
Ditto. We used to live on the east coast of the US and took them for granted - now that we're out here in the west we miss them.I wish we had cardinals in the UK. They are such cute birds.
Had a barred owl visit yesterday evening to squirrel hunt. Should have used a higher ISO as quite a few shots weren't perfectly sharp.
5DMKIV, ISO 1600, f 7.1, 1/100 sec, 600II + 1.4X III on monopod.View attachment 188890
Wow!Had a barred owl visit yesterday evening to squirrel hunt. Should have used a higher ISO as quite a few shots weren't perfectly sharp.
5DMKIV, ISO 1600, f 7.1, 1/100 sec, 600II + 1.4X III on monopod.View attachment 188890
Wow again! I don't see enough owls.
Gotcha - the eyes "move" when the head is rotated.Love it. HIis twin was just out here - lemme go find it.
Did you know owls can't move their eyes? That's why they have such great neck rotation. No kidding.
Keep us tuned on the performance.A couple of photos taken with the 1dx3. The first shot is taken through my office window. Yard was invaded by Robins while I was working. I couldn't resist a few shots.
No matter how many times they show up it's always WOW, right?
I guess this thread is not about image processing, but I've been playing with tone mapping some single exposure files and wanted this group's opinion. How's this version?Had a barred owl visit yesterday evening to squirrel hunt. Should have used a higher ISO as quite a few shots weren't perfectly sharp.
5DMKIV, ISO 1600, f 7.1, 1/100 sec, 600II + 1.4X III on monopod.View attachment 188890