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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Excellent shot
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Great detail Jeff.Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Nice close image Jeff
TomComment
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Great detail, Jeff, and is that a floating bit of nutshell you've caught?Canon EOS 7D
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
I like it but would clone the bit of shell, bit distracting, I think.Comment
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Absolutely spot on Jeff, I do like thatPaulComment
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Nice shot Jeff. The exif is confusing me a little. It says you were using a 150-600 lens, but with a focal length of 840mm. Were you using a TC? If so, I didn't realise the exif would record the extended focal distance!
Cheers,
Garry
EDIT: Just read your tags, and see that you list the Kenko 1.4TC, "Must pay more attention!"
Last edited by digiman; 10-02-2016, 13:03.Comment
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Re: tree rat on the ground and full frame
Good shot, great detail you captured there.Andy
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