Got a few record shots
This was shot at 1/20th, f6.3, 16,000 ISO, heavy crop
Also on way home, Little owl on lamp post near Moorcock, Norland
Sunday, April 01, 2018
Wheatear
Male and female yesterday evening, around 7pm, last field on right past Moselden quarry, B6114
Got a few record shots
Long-eared owl, undisclosed site later in the evening, , it was nearly dark by the time it showed.
This was shot at 1/20th, f6.3, 16,000 ISO, heavy crop
Also on way home, Little owl on lamp post near Moorcock, Norland
Got a few record shots
This was shot at 1/20th, f6.3, 16,000 ISO, heavy crop
Also on way home, Little owl on lamp post near Moorcock, Norland
5 comments:
Working right on the cameras limit there Phil. A cracking shot of the LEO at those settings with very little noise. Must be a Canon?
Cheers Brian, I'm a Nikon man ;) D7200, Sigma 150-600 c
Used the wall as a tripod, manual focus and two second timer to try eliminate any camera shake. The shutter speed was that slow, if it moved its head, there was motion blur :)
Bump into Alan T this morning, had 20 minutes looking for the Wheatears but couldn't find them, although I had 1 male on wall, down by old ruins at Deanhead, same bird maybe? but couldn't see a female.
All my tackle is Canon with the Sigma 150-600 s. Ive never used Nikon but I think Nikon and Canon are about equal. Brave man using Manual focus in poor light, I always seem to struggle on manual in sunlight but I think my eyes have seen better days. Keep em coming.
Well done Phil
Nice one Phil, up the Nikon lol
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