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Recent content by Christof

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    New Lightroom Birding plugin with eBird export

    Thanks for the feedback so far! I did upload a new version to the webpage, with several new features: Added option in eBird export to select whether the file name of the photo should go into the species' comment Allowed one photo to contain more than one bird species by using comma separated...
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    New Lightroom Birding plugin with eBird export

    Hi all, I thought some of you might be interested in this: I have written - for my own use originally - a plugin for Lightroom that allows capturing species information and bird observation information directly in the Lightroom catalog, and with the help of geo-tagged images and species...
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    Having the computer count birds in a photo

    Hi Mono! Thanks for the hint - I had completely overlooked that, despite CS3 extended sitting here on my hard disk. The UI is most peculiar though, and without the help files you would never guess there *is* automatic counting built into it... Running Photoshop on a second image gave me hard...
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    Having the computer count birds in a photo

    Hi Mark, thanks, I will give this a try!
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    Having the computer count birds in a photo

    Hey all, out of curiosity when looking at a photo I had taken of a flock of rooks last winter, I wondered just how many birds I had on this one frame. Not being versed in quickly estimating numbers of birds, I started to count and then stopped - surly a machine can do this better than I! I had...
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    A quick and simple review of the Lens2scope adapter.

    To add - I think the optical quality (I won't mention the mechanical problems again) of the lens2scope is completely ok for its price. Putting it on the Sigma 100-300 f/4, which is a fine lens in the range of ~1000 USD, gives a bright (no surprise, at 82mm opening of the lens), sharp image that...
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    Hello from Munich!

    Thanks for all the welcomes, this is surely a nice and friendly place!
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    A quick and simple review of the Lens2scope adapter.

    Hi AtOne! Nice review + pictures, and I am glad you didn't suffer from the same problems I had with the Sigma/Nikon combo. I did post an update at my site - I got the Sigma back from repair, it did cost me about 70 EUR :C Do you have the feeling you get additional resolution with using the 2x...
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    Hello from Munich!

    Hi and hallo, I just registered :-) This looks like one lively forum! I came to birding via nature photography, and the interest in birds and their habitats. Lately, it seems birding is going to win ;-) My blog at alpenglow.info is about both. Last lifer here in Bavaria? A common rosefinch...
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