hisham_77x
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Superb photos!
The water looks 'alive' in these still photos
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Hisham
The water looks 'alive' in these still photos
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Hisham
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Kids frolicking in a river (40D + 400 f/5.6)
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liquidstone
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When we were kids, we tamed the sizzling Philippine summer by staying in our swimming holes all day. That was before I was exposed to electricity, TV, computers and the internet.
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Romy
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Romy
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Very good shots. I think lots of people don't realize that this lens can be used for subjects other than birds, though it is great for that. I have used the 400 5.6L for golf tournaments and flowers. It really is good for lots of different subjects. You have given proof.
Thanks, Ka Mastah. We used to do that too, in the open waters of the sea near our place. Indeed everything changed after exposure to those conveniences.When we were kids, we tamed the sizzling Philippine summer by staying in our swimming holes all day. That was before I was exposed to electricity, TV, computers and the internet.
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Mark
Wild Birds of the Philippines
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Thanks, Jerry!
Agree this lens is great for other subjects, too.
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JYDDENTZ
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Keep up the great work.
Michel Pyck
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exactly my thoughts
!the crappier the pictures, the more comments you get
to the Op: fantastic pictures by the way
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Air_Force_MSgt
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Nice pictures! It gives me movitation to use the 40DS I just got for use at my Church in Chico CA. I will shooting alot of low light situations. Any suggestions for camera or mode settings. I used to use a Nikon film camera that was an advanced model in the Air Force, but have not used a advanced Digital SLR recently.
Ranie Dib
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Reminds me when I was young. Time to hit the beach, but it's raining heavily here in region IV.
Thank you.
I shoot manual most of the time. These images were shot in the afternoon and the light level was constantly changing (due to the moving clouds). I was shooting at ISO 400-800, f/5.6, and 1/400-1/640 sec. The key is exposing to the right to minimize noise.
If you'll be shooting mostly in low light, you might want to take a look at the Canon 5D Mark II or the Nikon D3 or D3s.
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Mark
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