Dyslexicbloke
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Well, I bought one... Now I want to learn how too get the best out off it.
OK. I appreciate that is a HUGE topic and has no simple or short answers but I would appreciate some pointers with respect to catching wildlife with my 600mm Tammy.
How much ISO is too much.
Best focus options... I have no clue, to be honest I usually go with single point, because I understand what it does, but I am sure there are better options.
Should I stop down and lift ISO or shoot as open as possible to minimise ISO?
I anticipate that something between the two is going to be better but wouldn't know how to evaluate that without taking loads of shots. And from be honest I think test shots probably need to be chosen, as opposed to random stuff, and I don't know what to choose or why.
I realise I will be doing a lot of testing and that no amount of comment will replace that but I suspect comments will make testing far more effective.
Because I will have a better Ideas what to try and how to twerk the methods.
As always... Go for it, I have thick skin.
Keen to learn, even if it stings.
Thanks,
Al
OK. I appreciate that is a HUGE topic and has no simple or short answers but I would appreciate some pointers with respect to catching wildlife with my 600mm Tammy.
How much ISO is too much.
Best focus options... I have no clue, to be honest I usually go with single point, because I understand what it does, but I am sure there are better options.
Should I stop down and lift ISO or shoot as open as possible to minimise ISO?
I anticipate that something between the two is going to be better but wouldn't know how to evaluate that without taking loads of shots. And from be honest I think test shots probably need to be chosen, as opposed to random stuff, and I don't know what to choose or why.
I realise I will be doing a lot of testing and that no amount of comment will replace that but I suspect comments will make testing far more effective.
Because I will have a better Ideas what to try and how to twerk the methods.
As always... Go for it, I have thick skin.
Keen to learn, even if it stings.
Thanks,
Al
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