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digiscoping (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter J.S.G.
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I don't know this particular camera but the beauty of this digital age is that you can experiment without wasting money. Set yourself up in a hide at your local reserve and work through the options.
I found visiting my local reserve was more fun and motivating than using inanimate objects at home.
I found visiting my local reserve was more fun and motivating than using inanimate objects at home.
jourdaj
Well-known member
Some general settings to start w/:
Aperture-priority
ISO 100 to 200
Center-weighted averaging metering
Continuous-frame shooting
Auto-white balance
Sharpening-Normal
Center-weighted or spot-focusing
If you have vignetting at the lowest zoom settings make sure that the vignette circle is as sharp as possible. Start at the lowest zoom settings and get good images before increasing 'camera' zoom.
Best of luck!
Aperture-priority
ISO 100 to 200
Center-weighted averaging metering
Continuous-frame shooting
Auto-white balance
Sharpening-Normal
Center-weighted or spot-focusing
If you have vignetting at the lowest zoom settings make sure that the vignette circle is as sharp as possible. Start at the lowest zoom settings and get good images before increasing 'camera' zoom.
Best of luck!
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