Photography for identification purpose.
Photo: full-frame digiscoped, aperture F13, shutter speed 1/1250sec, ISO 2200, crop 25%, Exposure comp. +1,5.
Conditions: photo taken with backlight, bird was active, stayed short on each reedmace, estimated distance 20 meter, sunny, cold, winter weather.
Photography for identification purpose.
Photo: full-frame digiscoped, aperture F13, shutter speed 1/1250sec, ISO 2500, crop 25%, Exposure comp. +1,5.
Conditions: photo taken with backlight, bird was active, stayed short on each reedmace, estimated distance 20 meter, sunny, cold, winter weather.
My first dabble into high speed action, Kingfisher emerging from the water, not easy and having to guess the manual focusing, this is a videograb at 8mp and set at 30 fps in camera settings
Kowa 884 scope, 25-60 zoom eyepiece, Panasonic GH4 camera, 20m f1.7 lens, Paul Sayegh DIGIDAPTER
Digiscoped Red Kite, Stokenchurch Oxon, 11th April 2015
Manual focus, tracked bird as it flew down, Kowa 884 scope, 25-60 zoomeyepiece set on 25X, Panasonic GH4 Camera & 20mm f1.7 lens, connected with Paul Sayegh DIGIDAPTER
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