Took these with no lens filter or lens hood, hand held.
GHO owlet/ ISO-500, F/8, 1/1600, 78', crop to 9.1mp.
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Mama or Papa owl, not sure which. ISO-160,f/4.5, 1/500, 49', crop to 4.4mp
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Golf shot, middle of 30 shot burst, 3sec. ISO-160, f/6.3, 1/1600, 122', no crop 20.7mp
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Quail, ISO-3200, F/8, 1/1600/ 22', crop to 9.2mp
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Nice set. I held the D500 in my hands I want one. lol The owner I hope will let me try it out some time
Excellent series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Which version of the 300mm F4 is that ? The AF or the AFS version ?
Screamin Scott wrote:
Which version of the 300mm F4 is that ? The AF or the AFS version ?
The F4
E would be an AF-s with VR and electronically controlled aperture.
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NJFrank wrote:
Nice set. I held the D500 in my hands I want one. lol The owner I hope will let me try it out some time
Thank you NJFrank, so far so good.
howlynn wrote:
Took these with no lens filter or lens hood, hand held.
The last image has some spots in the background. That isn't a dirty sensor is it? I'd be a little concerned knowing Nikon sensor track record.
Bill_de wrote:
The F4E would be an AF-s with VR and electronically controlled aperture.
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and diffractive elements ...
Bill_de wrote:
The F4E would be an AF-s with VR and electronically controlled aperture.
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Thank you for taking a look Bill, the new 300mm f/4 prime is a sweet lens.
imagemeister wrote:
and diffractive elements ...
Stunning shot of the Owl parent ! - needs a bit more exposure tho - IMO.
jeep_daddy wrote:
The last image has some spots in the background. That isn't a dirty sensor is it? I'd be a little concerned knowing Nikon sensor track record.
Good catch Jeep_daddy, It was snowing lightly in this shot.
:thumbup: Good photos, the tight owl shot is very sharp but too bad that branch is in front of him. If you don't have the capability to remove the branch I know there is someone here that will do it for you if you make a request!
imagemeister wrote:
Stunning shot of the Owl parent ! - needs a bit more exposure tho - IMO.
Thank you Imagemeister for taking a look, I process the Raw version in Lightroom/photoshop for any shot I might want to print, I'll keep your exposure tip in mind. Thanks.
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