Tamron 150-600 and dragon fly: For those of you wondering about the quality of a Tamron 150-600. The original photo was loaded into Camea Raw with some clarity added, then into CS6 for...

artar Loc: Keene, TX

For those of you wondering about the quality of a Tamron 150-600. The original photo was loaded into Camea Raw with some clarity added, then into CS6 for some level adjustments. No added sharpening
(Canon T4i, Tamron 150-600 at 600 mm (35 mm equiv would be 952mm), 1/200 sec, f8, ISO 200)

Comments welcome

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alissaspieces Loc: New York

Wow! Guess it is really sharp! Nice shots!

artar Loc: Keene, TX

alissaspieces wrote:

Wow! Guess it is really sharp! Nice shots!

Thank you :thumbup:

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

:thumbup:

docshark Loc: Millersville, PA

That's a great shot! Tack sharp and uncluttered background. I shoot dragons and damsels almost exclusively for the county survey (60 - 200 at an outing). I use a Canon T3i, Sigma 50-500mm, 63 mm of extension tubes and a tripod. I came about that set-up shooting with some friends in your area. (Near the Austin Airport). You picked a great dragon to shoot. Halloweens are just beautiful.

artar Loc: Keene, TX

docshark wrote:

That's a great shot! Tack sharp and uncluttered background. I shoot dragons and damsels almost exclusively for the county survey (60 - 200 at an outing). I use a Canon T3i, Sigma 50-500mm, 63 mm of extension tubes and a tripod. I came about that set-up shooting with some friends in your area. (Near the Austin Airport). You picked a great dragon to shoot. Halloweens are just beautiful.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Regis Loc: Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

artar wrote:

For those of you wondering about the quality of a Tamron 150-600. The original photo was loaded into Camea Raw with some clarity added, then into CS6 for some level adjustments. No added sharpening
(Canon T4i, Tamron 150-600 at 600 mm (35 mm equiv would be 952mm), 1/200 sec, f8, ISO 200)

Comments welcome

Excellent, detailed shot.

Regis Loc: Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

artar wrote:

For those of you wondering about the quality of a Tamron 150-600. The original photo was loaded into Camea Raw with some clarity added, then into CS6 for some level adjustments. No added sharpening
(Canon T4i, Tamron 150-600 at 600 mm (35 mm equiv would be 952mm), 1/200 sec, f8, ISO 200)

Comments welcome

As I mentioned before, this is a great sharp photo. With your permission, I can make this cropped photo better.

artar Loc: Keene, TX

Regis wrote:

As I mentioned before, this is a great sharp photo. With your permission, I can make this cropped photo better.

Feel free to modify

Regis Loc: Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

artar wrote:

Feel free to modify

Thank you, artar.

Enhanced image.

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Jim Carter Loc: Momence, Il.

Great catch. Your just trying to make me jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

artar Loc: Keene, TX

Regis wrote:

Thank you, artar.

Excellent Regis....Thank you

artar Loc: Keene, TX

Jim Carter wrote:

Great catch. Your just trying to make me jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:) :)