B Benson wrote:
Will, you are getting my blood warm with these. Well done. Bruce thanks, Bruce! The colors are stickin' around...along with the mosquitos
making for some nice backgrounds. Throw in the full moon and it's been a sweet week.
trenchmonkey wrote:
BTW congrats on 12K AND bustin' into the top 25 total posts!! Good stuff!
I didn't think anyone would notice I'm off for the morning flyout of the sandys and then in hop persuit of Harriet. She was there on the corner last night but the light was bad and she was flying the wrong way. I'll get her today or my name isn't Mr. Zoom
fwyflyr wrote:
Will -
Looks like you have your hands full trying to keep these critters i line.
As with my own personal taste, I was partial to the pano crop.
- Ken thanks, Ken. Yeah, they're not taking direction well and refuse to dance this early in the Season.
Will as a beginner I thought it was interesting to see what body, focal length, SS, ISO & aperture combine to make winning images. Yours was an interesting example. I venture that the same settings on another body might have produced a different set of images. For example will the D2X get the same results at that ISO?
Take care. Bob
Exif information
Model NIKON D3
Date 2009:11:04 04:55:47
Original date 2009:11:03 08:03:36
Exposure time 10/12500 sec
Focal length 500mm
Focal number f/6.3
ISO speed 400 ISO
Exposure compensation -0.3
Robert Spencer wrote:
Will as a beginner I thought it was interesting to see what body, focal length, SS, ISO & aperture combine to make winning images. Yours was an interesting example. I venture that the same settings on another body might have produced a different set of images. For example will the D2X get the same results at that ISO?
Take care. Bob
Exif information
Model NIKON D3
Date 2009:11:04 04:55:47
Original date 2009:11:03 08:03:36
Exposure time 10/12500 sec
Focal length 500mm
Focal number f/6.3
ISO speed 400 ISO
Exposure compensation -0.3
Ahh, Bob...thanks for clarifying. I always try and add some EXIF for those who either can't right click
or don't have Kuso/Opanda/Jefferys readers loaded. I've learned a ton over the years viewing others
settings. To answer your question: in this particular case, the D2X image would be pretty darn close.
thanks, Bruce! The colors are stickin' around...along with the mosquitos 
Good stuff!