Looking at our White Dogwood in our front yard.
Full frame, tripod mounted A7rII Kolari Vision UlT Sensor camera and Zeiss 35mm f1.4 ZM Distagon lens; silent shutter. Focused near the minimum focusing distance of 2.3 feet for the lens.
ISO 100, f4.0?, 1/2000 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.29 Stops.
"The man behind the posts!" GREAT images Ronnie! An owl!!! Wow I hear them but never see them. What a pleasure and thrill you must have when capturing them. So crisp, clear and sharp!!!
Just wonderful Ronnie!! I am anxiously awaiting the Canon high mp R??. But am NOT going to wait much longer..
Again GREAT compositions!!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
"The man behind the posts!" GREAT images Ronnie! An owl!!! Wow I hear them but never see them. What a pleasure and thrill you must have when capturing them. So crisp, clear and sharp!!!
Just wonderful Ronnie!! I am anxiously awaiting the Canon high mp R??. But am NOT going to wait much longer..
Again GREAT compositions!!
Dan
Thanks Dan !
I was hoping the parents would be there
But unfortunately, they never showed up while I was there
They were probably nearby and guarded
5 kids of Long-eared owl just wonderful and so fun to see them
I have seen some owl in long distance before but this was mine
first meeting up close
The Canon EOS R5 will surely be a very good camera
hope it doesn't take too long before it starts to appear in the market ...
then price is always a question also .. let's hope it doesn't get too expensive and it gets good performance with good iso handling and good AF
TC 1.4x
Sony ILCE-9 + FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
jtra wrote:
Again a trip to České středohoří (Czech Republic)
From Vlastislav village to Plešivec hill, to Oltářík ruins and back. Visibility was excellent this time.
A7iii and Sony 24-105 and Sigma 100-400 C on MC-11.
jtra wrote:
Again a trip to České středohoří (Czech Republic)
From Vlastislav village to Plešivec hill, to Oltářík ruins and back. Visibility was excellent this time.
A7iii and Sony 24-105 and Sigma 100-400 C on MC-11.
I would not recommend the lens for flying birds due to AF. For landscapes it works well 97% of the time. Rarely, it fails to focus at 400mm, but usually zooming less briefly helps or turning camera off then on.
I would not recommend the lens for flying birds due to AF. For landscapes it works well 97% of the time. Rarely, it fails to focus at 400mm, but usually zooming less briefly helps or turning camera off then on.
. Just kidding...
