The most Fearsome critter inthe Country!
Jun 23, 2021 02:30:44 #
Maybe fearsome but he...or she, sure is pretty!
Jun 23, 2021 02:42:27 #
ISO 12800, , 1/180 to 1/350, F6.7, handheld through a double paned window at 9:40pm late evening, no flash. 163mm on my 55-250mm kit zoom lens. trying to see the limits of my new Rebel T8i camera.
Jun 23, 2021 05:21:27 #
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Jun 23, 2021 05:37:48 #
Jun 23, 2021 05:54:19 #
RayE wrote:
Nice, especially through window glass.
Thank you RayeE...I shoot a lot through my windows & my wife loves how clean I keep them! I know these are not tack sharp...but I love even getting some my pictures! Next I will set my camera on a tripod & compare any improvement. Maybe even remote control by wifi...
Jun 23, 2021 05:55:43 #
Bob Smith wrote:
Yep, best use the longest lens and the longest distance from this guy
I agree !! Thanks Bob Smith for commenting, I appreciate it!
Jun 23, 2021 05:57:09 #
Mustanger wrote:
I agree !! Thanks Bob Smith for commenting, I appreciate it!
Nice shots by the way
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Jun 23, 2021 06:51:05 #
Jun 23, 2021 07:37:57 #
PaulBrit
Loc: Merlin, Southern Oregon
Mustanger wrote:
ISO 12800, , 1/180 to 1/350, F6.7, handheld through a double paned window at 9:40pm late evening, no flash. 163mm on my 55-250mm kit zoom lens. trying to see the limits of my new Rebel T8i camera.
Nice one. A private message coming your way!
Jun 23, 2021 07:50:04 #
Jun 23, 2021 07:56:24 #
We had one of them pass through our back yard early in the morning, a couple of times last week.
Haven't seen it since, thank goodness.
will
Haven't seen it since, thank goodness.
will
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Jun 23, 2021 08:09:31 #
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Jun 23, 2021 09:27:16 #
Good pics of a cutie. They are basically harmless. If you leave them alone they will return the favor
Jun 23, 2021 09:32:25 #
wdross
Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado
Mustanger wrote:
Maybe fearsome but he...or she, sure is pretty!
As long as they are not spraying, they can be a lot of fun. To be on the safe side, long lens required.
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