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marc_dufour

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Thank you so much, Stuart !

Just a bit of "The Doug Herr Approach" influence :)

 

 

Well you might want to consider a 400mm or 560mm... they are still relatively easy to get and not too expensive.

 

 

 

Cheers, JRM

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Thank you so much, Iduna !

I like the picture as it is, with the sea envolving the bird and locating it in its context.

But I also should like to get a closest approach, something like this one, to get its character (100% scale factor crop)

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Marc,

 

A lovely picture with the colors, composition and clarity. Quite an excellent mood from seeing this and hearing the crash of the waves against the rocks.

I would say that the 100% crop of the second picture holds up well enough as it is that you must as yourself, Do I really need to spend the money and weight of that lens when result like this are available with what you already have?

 

Paul

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Paul,

 

Thanks a lot for your so kind appreciation. The question you raise is the one I do myself, since a lot of time !

- Because of the money matter, the Modular system or the Apo-Telyt 280/4 are from another galaxy in my case :)

- The 280/2.8 is cheaper, but so heavy... So I'm afraid the only lens affordable for me would be the 350/4.8 wich would give a closer approach. Although in the cormoran picture, the crop is more or less equivalent to a 1200 lens !

So, I'm afraid I'm still considering for a long time :)

Thanks again !

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