Suffice to say the there was no time for getting out and about for more camera practice so I had to make do with some of the garden feeder visitors. Click for enlargement.
Sunday, 10 February 2008
Garden birds
Today was mostly spent in Leicester City centre to make a few purchases with the kids that were not possible at Fosse Park or any of the main supermarkets. I hardly ever go into the centre these days unless beer/curry are involved. This was followed by another session trying to get Alex riding a stabiliserless bike.
Suffice to say the there was no time for getting out and about for more camera practice so I had to make do with some of the garden feeder visitors. Click for enlargement.
Suffice to say the there was no time for getting out and about for more camera practice so I had to make do with some of the garden feeder visitors. Click for enlargement.
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Looking good, mate. What lens are you using at the moment ?
Keith
Hello Keith. Very impressed so far with the camera - I'm still using it in the virtually fully automatic mode but easier to use than I thought it would be. The lens is a nothing-fancy-not-really-up-to-the-job-but-it-will-do EF90-300mm zoom. The favoured lens amongst other EOS users for general bird photography seems to be the IS100-400mm lens.
Forgot to say that I intend to keep using the 4500 for moth photography but will try to use the EOS for day-flying stuff and butterflies. Did you see the first load of images BTW (09/02/08).
Oh yes, all looking very nice.
I'm still using the 4500 as my main moth-camera, but day-fliers really need the SLR approsch.
I'm working on using the EOS for micros by using flash and diffusers but not got it sorted yet.
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