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Good Light
Nov 11, 2023 14:11:18 #
Even when the subject is not the best, good light makes the difference.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
Nov 11, 2023 15:54:10 #
Nov 11, 2023 16:55:03 #
joer wrote:
Even when the subject is not the best, good light makes the difference.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
Nov 11, 2023 17:22:55 #
Nov 11, 2023 18:05:30 #
joer wrote:
Even when the subject is not the best, good light makes the difference.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
Nov 12, 2023 07:21:09 #
Nov 12, 2023 15:24:06 #
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Nov 13, 2023 21:03:05 #
joer wrote:
Even when the subject is not the best, good light makes the difference.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
Nov 14, 2023 12:12:50 #
joer wrote:
Even when the subject is not the best, good light makes the difference.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
When I first got my Sony 1.4X ext. buyer's remorse almost immediately set in. I decided to keep it anyway eventually came to like it. It works great if you have enough light.
Now it sits on my 100-400 GM and A1 nearly all the time. The key to good images is to know when not to shoot.
It took me a long while to learn that.
Nice shot Joe.
Nov 15, 2023 16:01:57 #
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