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and we bitch about a small backpack and a tripod LOL
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they are still here. I just have not had the time to go shoot :mad:
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The Bigma is a wonderful lens and those are great shots Bob
I believe the new 150/500 from Sigma has IS
IS/VR is not needed for the Sony or Pentax. cuz its inside the body.
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Nice bird shots! Ive never been able to get close enough to a Kingfisher to get a shot
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Welcome from the West end of the Peninsula
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just a dam impressive duck!
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Sequim would be fun only a 2 hour drive from me. Heck right next door!:rolleyes::D
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Steve gave me the go ahead to play with one of his great shots. I processed in PS with Topaz plug in. I did not use any presets but rather manual adjustments to just increase detail strength 30% and a little more sharpen 15% and noise reduction to decrease ISO noise
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Thanks...
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So is there an agility meet here on the Olympic peninsula this season?
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Steve these are really great action shots! How did you Post Process them?
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Nope 500mm sigma 50-500mm
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Im probably the only guy around who cleans cabins with a camera with 500mm lens hanging on the wall :D
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I use a 50-500mm sigma F4-6.3 lens. The Sony has in camera stabilization so all lenses act as stabilized. All these shots are hand held.
We have 4 tall pines on the property this morning and each tree has an eagle in them.
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Thanks all, the BIF was on the beach chonkin on a big nasty fish carcass and was startled by a dog and flew to me then by. You can see the blood on his beak
another of the series, the sky is a bit noisy
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Yep I live half way between Neah Bay and Sekiu. The school bus driver gave me the heads up on which beach they were on. She counted 52 eagles yesterday between Sekiu and Neah Bay
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This is the time of year that the Far west end of the Olympic Peninsula is inundated with Bald Eagles. On a 1/2 mile walk from the resort I counted 15 bald eagles from juveniles to large adults.
A few from this morning
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Love em all Bob, The bonus might be my favorite
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about 100 Ft away Id say..thanks
Thanks. Lots of patience and some luck
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Mated Pair
Kinda cool crop I thought
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