jonoslack
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No such thing as too closesometimes a lens gets you TOO close:toocool:
dmr 800mm modular
(I guess even clicking doesnt get the REAL size, but this is over 8x10 at 100% LOL
great shot!
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No such thing as too closesometimes a lens gets you TOO close:toocool:
dmr 800mm modular
(I guess even clicking doesnt get the REAL size, but this is over 8x10 at 100% LOL
Apparently the european Robin and the Nightingale are now thought to be related to old world flycathers rather than thrushes.I'm not sure that the european robin is a thrush (is it or is it considered to be related to an old world flycatcher). I know I was confused to find that the nightingale was a type of thrush (or is it now considered to be a flycatcher?too).
I guess Wikipedia isn't the best birder's reference. I knew the two robins were different, but my quick research turned up pictures of the skylark that made it look rather like a robin, with different coloration but similar shape. Are they different sizes? And our pair of robins take turns sitting on a branch in the evening, so perhaps they are checking out tree homesites. I'll haul out my E3 with 50-200 tomorrow and see if I can catch them at work.Apparently the european Robin and the Nightingale are now thought to be related to old world flycathers rather than thrushes.
And if not snow you then have mud seasonI thought I had posted this already but, for now, my Spring looks like this. One more week and Spring will look a lot more like snow.
Thanks Mike......isn't it GRANDToday..winter wheat coming up...
Helen thats quite a crib
Too Cool:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:can you get just a TAD closer next time? I can barely make you out in the bird's eye!:ROTFL:
nice shot whatever it was!
Nikon seriously needs to produce a 70-400 4.0 lens to complete their zoom ki†. The 2.8 is just too big and heavy and frankly unnecessary in this world of high ISO bodies. The Canon version is a wonderful tool so I hope that Nikon listens and gives us what we really need. Don't misunderstand me, I have the 70-200 and it is a really professional tool but I leave it at home most times because of size and weight. The lens at home takes really lousy pictures so come on Nikon, give us a 4.0 version so we can really use it.Is that what it is? Thanks!
That shot was taken w/ Jack's old 70-200/4IS and Mike's spare 40D. The fact that the top picture was shot w/ ISO 3200 is what I'm probably most impressed with.
Soooooo BeautifulCindy Flood; said:It was a beautiful, warm day here in Central Florida.
This shot was taken as the sun was going down.
M8 and 50 pre-ASPH lux
Beautiful. Looks just like a painting. So how many 50's do you have now (that that you sold the Noctilux)? And which is your favorite?It was a beautiful, warm day here in Central Florida.
This shot was taken as the sun was going down.
M8 and 50 pre-ASPH lux
70-400?! 4.0 :bugeyes: I agree! J/K!Nikon seriously needs to produce a 70-400 4.0 lens to complete their zoom ki†.
Chris,Beautiful. Looks just like a painting. So how many 50's do you have now (that that you sold the Noctilux)? And which is your favorite?