The American Oystercatchers are in the middle of a huge group mixed sandpipers and I was as well. I was photographing the sandpipers with my rig balanced by the lens foot on my leg and using the LCD to compose when the male oystercatcher mounted the female. I slowly lifted my X-H2s to my eye to avoid panicking the birds and then took a burst. Thank goodness for fast and accurate AF.
Morris
X-H2SXF150-600mmF5.6-8 R LM OIS WR lens600mmf/8.01/850s400 ISO+0.3 EV
Preparing for the eclipse tomorrow, I captured this image using my X-Pro3 camera paired with a lens equivalent to 900mm, cropped to a 1200mm equivalence. I used a 16-stop neutral density filter for the shot.
XF 70-300 WR + 2x Teleconverter
X-Pro3XF70-300mmF4-5.6 R LM OIS WR + 2x lens600mmf/14.01/125s160 ISO0.0 EV
Fred Miranda wrote:
Preparing for the eclipse tomorrow, I captured this image using my X-Pro3 camera paired with a lens equivalent to 900mm, cropped to a 1200mm equivalence. I used a 16-stop neutral density filter for the shot.
XF 70-300 WR + 2x Teleconverter
Where are you going to be?
It's passing right over our house, full totality between Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
