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Old 02-02-2010, 06:02 PM
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Great tip will try to remember that thanks.
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he must of taken it from a national geographic mag or the zoo lol
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Just remember to use at least double the inverse zoom for your shutter speed, it should be automatically built into your brain so as you zoom in you're increasing your shutter speed accordingly at the same time.
Sorry but can you elaborate a little? I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around the "double the inverse zoom" part.
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Sorry but can you elaborate a little? I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around the "double the inverse zoom" part.
Shutter speed is displayed as a fraction of a second, for example 1/250 of a second. Zoom is in mm, so if you're shooting at 200mm then you should aim for a minimum of 1/400 shutter speed. I maybe should have said double the zoom then inverse. Its just a rule of thumb and of course there are exceptions.
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Ohhh ok, guess that makes sense, thanks. Cool!
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EFIX Data 5.6 aperture 300mm 100 ISO 1/250 Exp
Hard to judge this shot without the EFIX data so here you go it has got some great reviews on the other photo sites. It is a bit on the dark side though.
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Wow! Awesome pic! I use the same camera (canon 30d) and was just wondering what lenses you are using. I am in the market for a decent macro lens.

Ryan

Thats definitely not a macro lens. Ha ha!
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EFIX Data 5.6 aperture 300mm 100 ISO 1/250 Exp
Hard to judge this shot without the EFIX data so here you go it has got some great reviews on the other photo sites. It is a bit on the dark side though.

Do you have photoshop? You could easily bring the balances back into line.

I must say that it is a great shot.... National Geographic "quality" or not.... you caught a good moment and I don't think many people would have!
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Old 11-27-2010, 06:10 PM
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Thanks I thought so too.
I really like the way he/she was posing at the time.
I did not have a lot of time to set up the shot so it was hand held and shot with the settings I had set at the time.
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