more buck shots from today

[TCimages]

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[Alex_B]

the first one is a winner for me ....

 

[The_Caper]

Very nice shots TC. I am very impressed with all your posts as I love to go hiking my self.

Do you use a monopod or tripod when shooting with your 100-400 and if you don't mind me asking, what was the exif on these buck shots.

 

[Alex_B]

part of the exif:

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[Dynamic]

Great shots as always TC. The first one looks like he got a bit too close for your lens and wouldn't fit in the entire frame ...
Nevertheless, great work.

 

[TCimages]

Very nice shots TC. I am very impressed with all your posts as I love to go hiking my self.

Do you use a monopod or tripod when shooting with your 100-400 and if you don't mind me asking, what was the exif on these buck shots.

Thanks for the comments. Almost all my shots are handheld. The only time I use my tripod is when I sit in my blind and I rarely use my monopod. I've found that messing with either causes me to miss shots.
My rule of thumb on the 10-400 is anything above 1/160 with IS works pretty well. Anything below that, a tripod will help as long as they stand completely still.

Here is a great free download that allows you to right click images right in your browser for the EXIF ( so long as if it is provided)
http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html

 

[TCimages]

Great shots as always TC. The first one looks like he got a bit too close for your lens and wouldn't fit in the entire frame ...
Nevertheless, great work.

Thank you. Trust me , I was not complaining, he was pretty much posing for me before he ran.

 

[Alex_B]

My rule of thumb on the 10-400 is anything above 1/160 with IS works pretty well.

Hmm, you are much better than me then ...

 

[The_Caper]

Thanks for the comments. Almost all my shots are handheld. The only time I use my tripod is when I sit in my blind and I rarely use my monopod. I've found that messing with either causes me to miss shots.
My rule of thumb on the 10-400 is anything above 1/160 with IS works pretty well. Anything below that, a tripod will help as long as they stand completely still.

Here is a great free download that allows you to right click images right in your browser for the EXIF ( so long as if it is provided)
http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html

han

Thank you very much for the info and link TC. I Think I am going to regret not getting the IS version of the 70-200 as many of my images are soft.

Take care.

 

[Heck]

Again great work. #1 is the money shot imo.

 

[TCimages]

thanks for the comments

 

[Dynamic]

Thank you. Trust me , I was not complaining, he was pretty much posing for me before he ran.

I never said you were, in fact, I don't know of anybody who would complain !

I Think I am going to regret not getting the IS version of the 70-200 as many of my images are soft.

There is nothing like good glass....

 

[jstuedle]

Great shots TC. 1/160 @400mm handheld is very good work my friend. I struggle at 1/250.

"There is nothing like good glass...."
Truer words seldom spoken Dynamic, seldom spoken.

 

[danir]

Fantastic shots.

Dani.

 

[TCimages]

thanks for the comments