Cropping
May 3, 2020 10:12:05 #
May 3, 2020 11:41:07 #
Very nicely done! Pretty bird. (Did you try also cropping the other one?)
May 3, 2020 12:10:44 #
David in Dallas wrote:
Very nicely done! Pretty bird. (Did you try also cropping the other one?)
Thank you.
No I didn't. The other one is not within my acceptable DOF.
May 3, 2020 13:30:15 #
Who says good equipment doesn't matter? It matters a lot when you want to crop like this.
May 3, 2020 17:38:49 #
May 3, 2020 19:49:58 #
May 3, 2020 20:15:07 #
May 4, 2020 08:58:45 #
joer wrote:
The ability to crop is an economical alternative to an expensive long lens. Perhaps its not quite the same but its somewhat equivalent at a fraction of the cost.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
I prefer the crop and nie job sir.
May 4, 2020 10:42:41 #
May 4, 2020 13:44:34 #
joer wrote:
The ability to crop is an economical alternative to an expensive long lens. Perhaps its not quite the same but its somewhat equivalent at a fraction of the cost.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
Looks great in DL.
Thanx for sharing.
May 5, 2020 05:18:56 #
May 5, 2020 08:43:03 #
joer wrote:
The ability to crop is an economical alternative to an expensive long lens. Perhaps its not quite the same but its somewhat equivalent at a fraction of the cost.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
It may not be appropriate for all types of photography but its certainly applicable to birding.
The first image was shot at 200mm...then cropped to produce the second image.
A7R4 and 70-200G f4 @ f4.
As the first image shows I prefer to place the subject in the center to maximize sharpness (nearly all lenses are sharper in the center) and compose with the crop.
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