p.1 #1 · Blue Jays, eating squirrel food and the squirrel seeking revenge...
I'm so inspired by all the photos here, everyones work is so beautiful and sharp and colorful... Thanks for sharing.. I just received my first L series (to me long) zoom. A 70-200 f4 non-is... I shot these hand held from my bathroom window ... all shot at f4, I think I could have stopped it down a bit I feel the squirrels eye is just a tad soft... But man am I having fun!! Tell me what you like what you dont (but be kind) and how to get better at this... BTW my first upload here in the Nature & Wildlife forum....
p.1 #2 · Blue Jays, eating squirrel food and the squirrel seeking revenge...
You have beautiful feather detail and color in the first 3 Eric. The squirrel photos are fun and the eye is slightly off in the last though not enough to harm the image.
Welcome to N&W.
Morris
Jun 30, 2012 at 08:52 PM
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p.1 #3 · Blue Jays, eating squirrel food and the squirrel seeking revenge...
Hard to go wrong with the venerable 40D Eric and that new glass of yours is not too shabby either
Welcome to the image posting side and this is a fine first effort! Fun shots of the Jays.
p.1 #11 · Blue Jays, eating squirrel food and the squirrel seeking revenge...
I just realized how broad my question was... And probably misplaced, sorry. Just wondering about attiaining a bit more reach and not sacrificing IQ or aperture or focus speed.. My reach would go from 320mm (200 mm on a 1.6 crop) to 600mm ?? 1.6+1.4 x 200 right? Any experience with that as a setup?
p.1 #12 · Blue Jays, eating squirrel food and the squirrel seeking revenge...
Nice set Eric, you caught some nice action here.
I really like the 70-200 F4 L non-IS, its a very capable lens and a joy to use compared to some heavier lenses even if it a little slower. I'm sure you'll have a lot of fun with it.
... all shot at f4, I think I could have stopped it down a bit I feel the squirrels eye is just a tad soft... But man am I having fun!! Tell me what you like what you dont (but be kind) and how to get better at this... BTW my first upload here in the Nature & Wildlife forum.... 
