crow at 150 feet
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RobertN
Super Member
Nice. What are you shooting with? I have an 80-200/2.8 I use on my Nikon; 200mm doesn't get in that tight for me at 150'.
I was on a trip once where I got to use a Canon setup with the 600mm/usm/is lens and a 1.4 adapter. That was a SWEET setup for wildlife and birding. The lense was so big, it had it's own backpack. The people it belonged to, they called it "Junior" /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif It was a really nice setup to use; they let me run a couple of rolls of film through it(Canon body). 'Course, it was also about a $11k setup with lense, body, tripod ect.
I was on a trip once where I got to use a Canon setup with the 600mm/usm/is lens and a 1.4 adapter. That was a SWEET setup for wildlife and birding. The lense was so big, it had it's own backpack. The people it belonged to, they called it "Junior" /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif It was a really nice setup to use; they let me run a couple of rolls of film through it(Canon body). 'Course, it was also about a $11k setup with lense, body, tripod ect.
RobertN
Super Member
Nice. What are you shooting with? I have an 80-200/2.8 I use on my Nikon; 200mm doesn't get in that tight for me at 150'.
I was on a trip once where I got to use a Canon setup with the 600mm/usm/is lens and a 1.4 adapter. That was a SWEET setup for wildlife and birding. The lense was so big, it had it's own backpack. The people it belonged to, they called it "Junior" /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif It was a really nice setup to use; they let me run a couple of rolls of film through it(Canon body). 'Course, it was also about a $11k setup with lense, body, tripod ect.
I was on a trip once where I got to use a Canon setup with the 600mm/usm/is lens and a 1.4 adapter. That was a SWEET setup for wildlife and birding. The lense was so big, it had it's own backpack. The people it belonged to, they called it "Junior" /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif It was a really nice setup to use; they let me run a couple of rolls of film through it(Canon body). 'Course, it was also about a $11k setup with lense, body, tripod ect.
gotrocks
Platinum Member
We have enjoyed your bird pictures. Please give more info on the camera and lens you are using. Is you camera digital? Is the lens zoom or fixed? etc.
Thanks.
Thanks.
gotrocks
Platinum Member
We have enjoyed your bird pictures. Please give more info on the camera and lens you are using. Is you camera digital? Is the lens zoom or fixed? etc.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I'm glad you enjoyed the bird pics. I have the Canon S2IS. it has a 12X optical and 4.0 digital zoom. 48x combined zoom and 5 megapixels. I have been real happy with this camera. I just wish I knew how to use all the features /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I'm glad you enjoyed the bird pics. I have the Canon S2IS. it has a 12X optical and 4.0 digital zoom. 48x combined zoom and 5 megapixels. I have been real happy with this camera. I just wish I knew how to use all the features /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
