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Jan 30, 2014 08:26:08   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's a six storey building and every time the wind blows more crap gets blown off the top floor, where they are working now, right in front of my front door. I've gotten used to looking up before I go out. I'm tellin' ya' we get 60-70 mph winds up here when it rains hard and sheet rock pieces and the long metal corner strips, which hardly weigh anything, come flying down along with cement chips, discarded wood, and anything else that isn't tied down.

So there's this guy that keeps parking his mini-dozer behind my house when he goes home after work. Did he ever ask for permission? __ You fill in the blank. So, as it was there anyway, I played with the 50X zoom.

I could have gotten closer but I only have a two legged tripod and I got tired of carrying that big rock around that I was putting under the short foot.

So what d'ya'think?

Tractor zoom- 1 A
Tractor zoom- 1 A...

Tractor zoom- 2 A
Tractor zoom- 2 A...

Tractor zoom- 3 A
Tractor zoom- 3 A...

Tractor zoom- 4 A
Tractor zoom- 4 A...

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Jan 30, 2014 08:34:24   #
rimcon Loc: North Carolina/Florida
 
Good shots, nice story, thanks

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Jan 30, 2014 08:48:23   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
rimcon wrote:
Good shots, nice story, thanks


Thanks rimcon

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Jan 30, 2014 12:43:12   #
Photog8 Loc: Morriston, FL
 
Sharp as a tack. Wouldn't mind borrowing that for a day...the projects I could get done. ;-)

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Jan 30, 2014 16:50:49   #
DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia
 
Great series, Moshe--all are sharp. My experience with this camera tells me that it is best sticking to optical zoom as much as possible, as the IQ does fall off a little when digital zoom is used. Using optical only, 1,200mm is a lot of zoom anyway. This is JMO. :-)

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Jan 30, 2014 16:59:26   #
gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand
 
mosbenav wrote:
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's a six storey building and every time the wind blows more crap gets blown off the top floor, where they are working now, right in front of my front door. I've gotten used to looking up before I go out. I'm tellin' ya' we get 60-70 mph winds up here when it rains hard and sheet rock pieces and the long metal corner strips, which hardly weigh anything, come flying down along with cement chips, discarded wood, and anything else that isn't tied down.

So there's this guy that keeps parking his mini-dozer behind my house when he goes home after work. Did he ever ask for permission? __ You fill in the blank. So, as it was there anyway, I played with the 50X zoom.

I could have gotten closer but I only have a two legged tripod and I got tired of carrying that big rock around that I was putting under the short foot.

So what d'ya'think?
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's ... (show quote)


Very impressive Moshe, that is a great camera

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Jan 30, 2014 17:31:56   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
gregoryd45 wrote:
Very impressive Moshe, that is a great camera


Thanks guys; you're terrific. I've been kicking the can around.

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Jan 31, 2014 06:02:18   #
rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida
 
Looks like you have that camera popping for you!!

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Jan 31, 2014 08:04:29   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
rlaugh wrote:
Looks like you have that camera popping for you!!


Still doing the easy stuff rlaugh. But I learn something new everyday, and then I spend time so i don't forget it.
Thanks,
Moshe

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Jan 31, 2014 11:07:42   #
ebbote Loc: Hockley, Texas
 
I would say great zoom.

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Jan 31, 2014 12:48:02   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
ebbote wrote:
I would say great zoom.


Thanks ebbote

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Feb 1, 2014 15:45:14   #
Dixiegirl Loc: Alabama gulf coast
 
That's some mighty fine zooming, Moshe! :-D
mosbenav wrote:
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's a six storey building and every time the wind blows more crap gets blown off the top floor, where they are working now, right in front of my front door. I've gotten used to looking up before I go out. I'm tellin' ya' we get 60-70 mph winds up here when it rains hard and sheet rock pieces and the long metal corner strips, which hardly weigh anything, come flying down along with cement chips, discarded wood, and anything else that isn't tied down.

So there's this guy that keeps parking his mini-dozer behind my house when he goes home after work. Did he ever ask for permission? __ You fill in the blank. So, as it was there anyway, I played with the 50X zoom.

I could have gotten closer but I only have a two legged tripod and I got tired of carrying that big rock around that I was putting under the short foot.

So what d'ya'think?
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's ... (show quote)

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Feb 1, 2014 15:46:39   #
jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY
 
mosbenav wrote:
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's a six storey building and every time the wind blows more crap gets blown off the top floor, where they are working now, right in front of my front door. I've gotten used to looking up before I go out. I'm tellin' ya' we get 60-70 mph winds up here when it rains hard and sheet rock pieces and the long metal corner strips, which hardly weigh anything, come flying down along with cement chips, discarded wood, and anything else that isn't tied down.

So there's this guy that keeps parking his mini-dozer behind my house when he goes home after work. Did he ever ask for permission? __ You fill in the blank. So, as it was there anyway, I played with the 50X zoom.

I could have gotten closer but I only have a two legged tripod and I got tired of carrying that big rock around that I was putting under the short foot.

So what d'ya'think?
There's construction 30 feet from my house. It's ... (show quote)

Nice zooming.

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Feb 1, 2014 17:58:34   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
Photog8 wrote:
Sharp as a tack. Wouldn't mind borrowing that for a day...the projects I could get done. ;-)


For the cost of the plane ticket to come and get it you could buy several SX50's.
Hi Photog8,
Moshe

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Feb 1, 2014 17:59:51   #
mosbenav Loc: NY, NY - now Haifa, Israel
 
Dixiegirl wrote:
That's some mighty fine zooming, Moshe! :-D


Thanks Dixie Girl

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