[Itsed65]

Peek a Boo by lennycarl08, on Flickr

[OHV_44]

In the forest.

[Terry989]

Another peeking deer - - - or is it something else - - -
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[Littlebear]

Somewhere in the south of France, in another century....

[OHV_44]

Today a walk in the woods again.



iPhone 11 Pro Max and PS Express

[Terry989]

- - - worlds longest Deer.
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[OHV_44]

Naughty frog named Oscar.


Recently on the road with the Sony A7III.

[JasonDot]

The iPhone 12 Pro Max in the house. This was shot with the wide angle lens, colors untouched, just resized for the forums.

[Itsed65]

Yee Ha! by lennycarl08, on Flickr

[M_Six]

Hope you had an umbrella, Ed.

As always, awesome shot.

[Littlebear]

What do you all think of my Photoshop skills with this photo?

Murf

[Itsed65]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Hope you had an umbrella, Ed.

As always, awesome shot.

Thanks Mark! I was safely inside my truck

[Itsed65]

It was clear out last night so I took the tripod out to my driveway and shot this before dinner. Sony A7R4 with adapted Canon 500mm+1.4 TC

November Crescent by lennycarl08, on Flickr

[Littlebear]

Go Brklyn!

[Itsed65]

Harrier in Flight 127 by lennycarl08, on Flickr

[bosstones]

Another moon shot! Not as crisp as Ed's, though.

[Itsed65]

Looks pretty darn good to me!

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by Itsed65

Looks pretty darn good to me!

Thanks! I'm trying to get more sharpness. I'm suspecting that I suffer from a slight bit of motion blur since I'm not using a shutter remote. The slight touch of the camera is probably just enough to cause the tripod head to have to re-settle, even w/ a 10s timer in effect. Or at least that's what I'm latching on to...

[Itsed65]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Thanks! I'm trying to get more sharpness. I'm suspecting that I suffer from a slight bit of motion blur since I'm not using a shutter remote. The slight touch of the camera is probably just enough to cause the tripod head to have to re-settle, even w/ a 10s timer in effect. Or at least that's what I'm latching on to...

Could be, although I use the 3 second on my Sony's and it seems to work OK.

With the moon a lot depends on the atmosphere conditions of where you are at the time too.

I don't even have a remote for these cameras. There is probably an app or something for remote operation, but I am too lazy to figure that out for a moon shot. My main subjects are wildlife and that is all hand held.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by Itsed65

.... My main subjects are wildlife and that is all hand held.

Hi Itsed,

What do you set the speed to for your wildlife shots, pls?

Murf

[allachie9]

Taken just 20 minutes after Sunset at Lossiemouth West Beach, close to Covesea Lighthouse. The colours were so strong and lasted such a long time. The colour also stretched all the way round from due South through West and North-West to due North. The most amazing Sunset I have seen for a long time.

[Itsed65]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Hi Itsed,

What do you set the speed to for your wildlife shots, pls?

Murf

I try to never go slower than 1/1000 and the higher the better, ideally 1/2500. It depends on light available of course and how high I am willing to let the ISO climb. I will go a lot higher on my A9 than on my A7r4 where noise shows up earlier.