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Lovely shot - you'll need toplay some more with the Phoenix. Looks like you might have a good combination there. All's well that ends well, right?
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I had the Samyang-Phoenix 100-500mm lens and never could get any as sharp as that one. Always too soft. Glad you are happy with the camera....Now no excuses not to post!! LOL
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Very nice shot that belies the lens's budget reputation.
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Well gee whiz you guys,
All those kind words really make me feel good. Now I'm encouraged to keep trying!:-) Don, I was fairly close, I'd guess about 35- 40ft. I'm not sure about the exif info as to the focal length. This is the first time it recorded it for this lens. It always said focal length unknown before.:-? I was on a pier that extends out into the shallows about 50ft so it's a pretty nice spot for a variety of birds, depending on when I'm there Dawg… I will post more, I promise:G thank you everyone! |
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