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Feb 27, 2013 06:05:22 #
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Feb 27, 2013 06:19:29 #
Lowtraveller wrote:
Beautiful set . Love the clarity of the eye in all of them, esp the last.
Was there some reason for the high i.s.o.? I see the lens was at max.
Regards.
Lowtraveller
Was there some reason for the high i.s.o.? I see the lens was at max.
Regards.
Lowtraveller
Hey Lowtraveller, thanks. Camera was in "just get the shot" mode(P mode with auto ISO). Partial to lower ISO but this seemed to work out pretty good in this situation.
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Feb 27, 2013 06:24:57 #
wannabe wrote:
Nice set. when I was a kid my brother brought one like that home for a couple of weeks. 1972 do to floods here. He was working with WLF
Thanks wannabe. That must have been quite a nice experience. Hope the critter eventually made it back to the woods O.K.
Feb 27, 2013 13:47:30 #
4dogsken wrote:
Hang in there, folks. Spring is right around the corner!
D7000
Tamron 18-270
f/6.3
270 mm
1/125 sec.
ISO-4500
D7000
Tamron 18-270
f/6.3
270 mm
1/125 sec.
ISO-4500
A beautiful set....
Rich
Feb 28, 2013 06:11:31 #
Rich2236 wrote:
A beautiful set....
Rich
4dogsken wrote:
Hang in there, folks. Spring is right around the corner!
D7000
Tamron 18-270
f/6.3
270 mm
1/125 sec.
ISO-4500
D7000
Tamron 18-270
f/6.3
270 mm
1/125 sec.
ISO-4500
A beautiful set....
Rich
Thanks Rich.
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Mar 2, 2013 05:02:46 #
mariajkm wrote:
Great shots. Nice pictures. Enjoyed.
Thanks mariajkm. Glad to share.
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