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Couple of more birds from me......

Postby mag on Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:18 pm

WATER PIPIT
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COMMON STONECHAT
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All of the above shot with canon 1dmk3 and 400mm f5.6 + 1.4x TC Handheld

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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby Krishnendu on Wed Mar 10, 2010 3:00 pm

If this is the continuous output of your handheld shots with 400mm lens and TC, I have a question - how firm and long can you hold your breath while pressing the shutter button? :roll:

Simply amazing!!! :roll: :roll:
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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby Adiseshanaik on Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:02 pm

No words Rahil, fantastic capture :P TFS
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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby tom123 on Wed Mar 10, 2010 9:50 pm

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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby himadrimondal on Thu Mar 11, 2010 12:59 am

Beautiful in every respect. Superb clean shots.
On the other hand, just wish to know what part of the bird do you focus on while freezing.
The eyes can take in a bit more sharpness, I guess.
If this is the continuous output of your handheld shots with 400mm lens and TC, I have a question - how firm and long can you hold your breath while pressing the shutter button?

Krish, Canon made this lens for hand holding(1.5kg). As a matter of fact, this lens weighs a little less than half the weight of the Canon 100-400F 4.5-5.6L(3kg)
I saw Adisesha's 100-400 and he handheld all photographs in Purbasthali with ease. :D
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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby Subroto Sen on Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:51 am

Mindblowing work Rahil ! Liked both these images a lot. 8)
Actually, the question of heavy lense or body handholding etc are popping up these days when photographers are more used to polycarbonate bodies and plastic made lense barrels. Think about those all metal MMM bodies with brass made lense barrel (question of IS or VR wasn't there) and people still made handheld shots with precision. The breathing technique used by sharp shooters (one deep followed by another deep breath and the third one exhaling held-up halfway).

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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby mag on Sun Mar 14, 2010 3:44 pm

Krishnendu wrote:If this is the continuous output of your handheld shots with 400mm lens and TC, I have a question - how firm and long can you hold your breath while pressing the shutter button? :roll:

Simply amazing!!! :roll: :roll:



Just once i hold back my breath.
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Re: Couple of more birds from me......

Postby mag on Sun Mar 14, 2010 3:47 pm

himadrimondal wrote:Beautiful in every respect. Superb clean shots.
On the other hand, just wish to know what part of the bird do you focus on while freezing.
The eyes can take in a bit more sharpness, I guess.
If this is the continuous output of your handheld shots with 400mm lens and TC, I have a question - how firm and long can you hold your breath while pressing the shutter button?

Krish, Canon made this lens for hand holding(1.5kg). As a matter of fact, this lens weighs a little less than half the weight of the Canon 100-400F 4.5-5.6L(3kg)
I saw Adisesha's 100-400 and he handheld all photographs in Purbasthali with ease. :D


Yep right. it is light but the CAMERA BODY MKIII. is quite heavy and the balance is not equal hence sometimes i miss my shots.

Thanks for the comments.

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