rb dwn

Yes - there might be a tiny bit of fringing in places (I didn't try to address it in PP) - but given the strong backlighting it's pretty impressive. I picked up the lens from Japan on ebay a few ...

this link might clarify things: female barking owl

first spotted these guys when out walking the dog a few days ago fortunately they seem to be hanging around this with sd1 and recently acquired 100-300 f4 (lovely lens)

rainbow bee-eater, fogg dam NT cast net, nightcliff NT

I posted a month or so ago about a place where I got spooked by a big splash one morning - it was this place.  Had to go back though!

They're pretty common across Australia but, for obvious reasons, are rarely seen. I only found that one because I accidentally disturbed it and saw it head off to some nearby trees.  Even then, it ...

tawny frogmouth, charles darwin np, NT

I've had the same issue with version 9 of acdsee. I haven't found a solution, but there is a workaround that works for me.  If I process the RAW files in SPP6, but then export the processed files ...

yes, but it was just a shallow pool

dp2m

Thanks for the tip. I'm very new to these cameras and your comment made me do a bit of searching about the sweet spot. Seems going smaller than f8 becomes counterproductive - will bear this in mind.

sd1 and 17-70 mk1