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Muddyvalley wrote:
A Pacific Clubtail
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Very nice, What did you shoot with & settings,
Thanks
Jun 12, 2023 14:28:51 #
Muddyvalley wrote:
A Pacific Clubtail
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Great shots, I've just started to shoot dragons.
What equipment and settings did you use?
Thanks
Jun 12, 2023 15:11:31 #
Muddyvalley wrote:
A Pacific Clubtail
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Gomphus kurilis
And
The Flame Skimmers are back!
Libellula saturata
Great close ups!
Jun 12, 2023 15:50:14 #
Thanks to everyone for the kind comments!! Much appreciated!
AHK, I currently am using a Nikon z8 and multible nikkor lenses. I usually shoot with lenses between 200 - 500mm.
I have started using the Z zoom lenses and the limitation is usually how close the lens will focus, or how far away, and can I still get a sharp shot if it's a far one. Camera settings are variable depending on the light. Manual with auto ISO. Wide open usually f/4 to maybe f/8 and 1600/sec to 1200/sec or whatever keeps the iso at a decent level. Usually below 900, but with the new lightroom cc version, ISO can go pretty high and still have a very sharp photo.
AHK, I currently am using a Nikon z8 and multible nikkor lenses. I usually shoot with lenses between 200 - 500mm.
I have started using the Z zoom lenses and the limitation is usually how close the lens will focus, or how far away, and can I still get a sharp shot if it's a far one. Camera settings are variable depending on the light. Manual with auto ISO. Wide open usually f/4 to maybe f/8 and 1600/sec to 1200/sec or whatever keeps the iso at a decent level. Usually below 900, but with the new lightroom cc version, ISO can go pretty high and still have a very sharp photo.
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