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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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SL with 280mm f/4 APO-Telyt-R + APO-Extender-R 2X, 1/3200 @ f/8, ISO 800

 

A pensive Myna . . . 

 

attachicon.gifmyna.jpg

 

You have so many good pictures of birds...

 

It can't be luck.  You must be a man of great patience.  And skill of course :-)

 

- Vikas

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This Blacked-naped Oriole flew into my backyard this evening. I aimed my SL & APO90-280mm at it only was able to trigger the shutter release without time to even bring the viewfinder up to my eye level. All the work was done by the AF system alone. Critically I would want the shot to be better but I decide to share it with all. Now that I have learned and understand the camera and lens better, I have grown to like it alot more.

F4 1/2000s @ ISO320:36064592761_7c88f18485_k.jpgBlacked-naped Oriole by sillbeers15
 

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This Blacked-naped Oriole flew into my backyard this evening. I aimed my SL & APO90-280mm at it only was able to trigger the shutter release without time to even bring the viewfinder up to my eye level. All the work was done by the AF system alone. Critically I would want the shot to be better but I decide to share it with all. Now that I have learned and understand the camera and lens better, I have grown to like it alot more.

 

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This Blacked-naped Oriole flew into my backyard this evening. I aimed my SL & APO90-280mm at it only was able to trigger the shutter release without time to even bring the viewfinder up to my eye level. All the work was done by the AF system alone. Critically I would want the shot to be better but I decide to share it with all. Now that I have learned and understand the camera and lens better, I have grown to like it alot more.

 

F4 1/2000s @ ISO320:36064592761_7c88f18485_k.jpgBlacked-naped Oriole by sillbeers15

 

Beautiful! (and hard to match with a manual focussing lens...)

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So you think every camera/lens have the same bokeh, same CA, same reflections inside etc...lol

Clue was in the word 'composition' which has nothing to do with any of the variables you reference.

 

If you think the way a lens performs (other than focal length) has anything to do with artistic merit of the final composition then you're just a gear freak, not a photographer.

 

 

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... If you think the way a lens performs (other than focal length) has anything to do with artistic merit of the final composition then you're just a gear freak, not a photographer. 

 

 

A bit harsh, don't you think, Greg?

 

Actually, I think "composition, in it's wider sense, is more than just framing of the subject - it's also selection of depth of field, and I do think that lens selection has an impact on artistic merit - quality of out of focus areas, colour rendition (to a degree) and how the lens handles flare, vignetting ...

 

If that makes me a gear freak, that's okay, but I do think about these things as I decide which lens to use, or how the lens I have will impact on the final image.

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An old building wih modern inside - with 24/90.

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On top of Mt. Pilatus, near Lucerne, Switzerland

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 A view from the window of the cog-wheel train on the way to the top of Mt. Pilatus, Switzerland (near Lucerne)

 

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50SL told me it was focussed, peaking said it was in focus... evidently it was not.. I tried to recover what I Thought was a lovely scene though with that 'I've got an old camera that doesn't focus properly but has character' look

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SL with R 28-90mm @ 35mm, 1/1250, f/5.6, ISO 100 . . . 

 

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Feathers of a peacock - with SL and Canon Macro 100 mm. First two real photos, third one a processed one.

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