Feeding the Birds
These pictures are cropped, but between the better lens and the new camera, the resolution is still pretty good.
I've caught the "lens bug". I was also going to check into a 150-600 lens but I happened upon a guy with one today. I asked if I could hold it.
I would love even more "reach" when taking pics, but the fact is I often walk about with my camera and the other lens was just too darn big. I also don't care to tote a tripod around. I can hand hold the 100-400. I rented it from a former NE S2000 guy and the lens is for sale. I think it has a new home. Price is reasonable. Decent savings over new.
Originally Posted by dlq04' timestamp='1473645095' post='24059891
Wow, outstanding stuff Lainey. Can you help me with my oil painting?
I love "drama" in pictures!
I love "drama" in pictures!These pictures are cropped, but between the better lens and the new camera, the resolution is still pretty good.
I've caught the "lens bug". I was also going to check into a 150-600 lens but I happened upon a guy with one today. I asked if I could hold it.
I would love even more "reach" when taking pics, but the fact is I often walk about with my camera and the other lens was just too darn big. I also don't care to tote a tripod around. I can hand hold the 100-400. I rented it from a former NE S2000 guy and the lens is for sale. I think it has a new home. Price is reasonable. Decent savings over new.That is what my brother-in-law uses when he and my sister go out birding..... works great, doesn't weigh that much, and really helps with stability for those far away shots.
http://www.ebay.com/gds/When-to-Use-...7629164/g.html
I like the ProMaster XC525 tripod. It is very light and compact plus it can be converted into a monopod. It is always in the car!
Originally Posted by Lainey' timestamp='1473683181' post='24060143
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Thanks, Mike. Depending on how I do with this lens over the weekend, a monopod could be in the future. I think I'd need one more if I were to purchase the other lens 150-600 vs the 100-400.
Thanks, Mike. Depending on how I do with this lens over the weekend, a monopod could be in the future. I think I'd need one more if I were to purchase the other lens 150-600 vs the 100-400.
What's your zoom lens in your camera bag, Dave?
A NE car pal had purchased some extra lenses a few years ago to rent out. Not sure how well he did, but he's not dealing with much of that these days, so he was willing to sell. I also bought a 50mm 1.4 off him a while ago. I think he also has a wide angle for sale..........
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