AGeoJO wrote:
Superb, K-H.! I enjoy that clip a lot.
Thank you Joshua.
I am glad you enjoy that gif animation.
I am sure some of your image sequences would make stunning gif clips.
BTW that Hawk has all the time in the world when taking a bath.
It lingers for several minutes seemingly unconcerned.
It even takes a few breaks from vigorously diving head first into the water.
I am making some gifs of that bathing activity now.
Although I only shot at 15 FPS with many pauses, nevertheless I got several thousand images.
Well a first world problem and really nice to have.
I have 2 fast cards in the A1 that have no problem keeping up with the image flood.
For these kinds of backyard shots the FE 400/2.8 GM with 1.4x TC on the A1 works out really well.
Just a few from around the house. A 19 year old cat (50 GM) and a storm (Tamron 28-200) I probably should have headed inside sooner for.... Both via my A7R4.
Thank you Joshua.
I am glad you enjoy that gif animation.
I am sure some of your image sequences would make stunning gif clips.
BTW that Hawk has all the time in the world when taking a bath.
It lingers for several minutes seemingly unconcerned.
It even takes a few breaks from vigorously diving head first into the water.
I am making some gifs of that bathing activity now.
Although I only shot at 15 FPS with many pauses, nevertheless I got several thousand images.
Well a first world problem and really nice to have.
I have 2 fast cards in the A1 that have no problem keeping up with the image flood.
For these kinds of backyard shots the FE 400/2.8 GM with 1.4x TC on the A1 works out really well.
Damn I wish I had a back yard where hawks would come by to bathe
A.
Thank you so much A., I hear you.
These are my first images of this particular visit of the Hawk,
shot from inside my house through an open (glass) door.
So the Hawk could clearly see me, but was cool with that.
Looking at the forest and forest floor; some autumn color is seen.
Tripod mounted Cambo Actus with A7r used as digital back and Rodenstock 80mm f4 Apo Rodagon N Enlarger lens.
ISO 200, f11, 1/60 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.39 Stops.
2? degrees of tilt.
October 24, 2016
Near a Trail Head next to a Parking lot not far from Skyline Drive, Shenandoah NP, Virginia.
