Funny looking youngsters
Posted 25/04/2012 - 19:27
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They look just fine to me Alan, well done. I think I'd have needed even more persuading to go into the water; much colder than the comfy nest!
Interesting that you thought the cropped images without a converter were better than those with. Guess it's less glass and allows a faster exposure/smaller aperture.
John
Interesting that you thought the cropped images without a converter were better than those with. Guess it's less glass and allows a faster exposure/smaller aperture.
John
John K
Posted 25/04/2012 - 19:33
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I just love those Grebe shots - those chicks are amazing.
Talk about an Ugly 'Ol Coot !
Talk about an Ugly 'Ol Coot !
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1 - Using it with the Pentax 1.7X
2 - using it with the Kenko 1.5x
3 - using my Tamron 500mm with the Tamron 2x
The best results were nevertheless obtained by almost 100% crops with the 150-500 set at 500mm.
So, I'm sharing these because of the story, with those shortcomings in mind
Also while there I watched 6 young coots being persuaded into the water for what seemed like the first time.
First time out by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Looks aren't everything. Their mother loves them by Blythman1960, on Flickr
Great Crested Grebes by Blythman1960, on Flickr
The Humbug with a fishy by Blythman1960, on Flickr
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