scott kirkpatrick
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Say, K-H, what will be happening at Bosque del Apache in late June? I have some business then in Socorro that leaves a few hours free.
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Say, K-H, what will be happening at Bosque del Apache in late June? I have some business then in Socorro that leaves a few hours free.
scott
Both, if time permits. But I have taken pictures at the VLA and ALMA sites in the past: aui_in_chile_2008 Photo Gallery by scott kirkpatrick at pbase.com ,....
Are you visiting Socorro proper or the relatively nearby VLA site?
If the former, the latter with its many radio telescopes is certainly worth a photography visit. Good luck.
Thanks for that info about the 'AFMA', K-H.Here are 3 shots with my Olympus big tuna 300/2.8 SHG FT lens - that I bought used - with an AutoFocusMicroAdjustment in the E-M1.2 of AFMA = -3.
In the feathers of the front bird in the last image a moiré pattern is visible, indicating a sharp lens with feathers in focus.
Using f/3.2 seems a good compromise to keep ISO low and shutter speed high to counter subject motion.
I get the same answer for 5, 6, 8, or 11m. Easiest to use is 5 or 6 m.Thanks for that info about the 'AFMA', K-H.
At what distance did you came to the -3 adjustment ?
TIA
Yup, you are correct. Not completely empty though. But the birds have to reach way down.PS the birds look a bit disappointed: isn't the bowl empty ?
Best regards.
Hi there K-H,• "Focus adjust does work with m4/3 lenses, but only in c-af mode where the PDAF system is being used. Focus adjust has no effect on m4/3 lenses in s-af."
Hi there K-H,
Without going into details now, it seems a bit of an odd statement. Have to check my 300/4 and 150/2 again with both S-AF en C-AF ... :facesmack:
Wonder what your findings are.
Kind regards.
Thanks Bart. 'far sighted'? I like the ring of that, as looking into the future! :bugeyes:All your Tunas seem to be a little 'far sighted' ... :grin: