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<blockquote data-quote="Neil" data-source="post: 1224754" data-attributes="member: 1568"><p>The weather was a little better today so I took the E420 out again. This time I connected up the Nikon 50 mm lens to the Olympus E-420 using the Swarovski 20x eyepiece. This gives a 2000 mm magnification (40x) . Due to the brighter light, focusing was a bit easier and I was getting a higher number of sharp images. Still not as many as I get with the Nikon 8400 though. I need more practice. I found found the lack of zoom facility to be a problem with the egrets and herons that were my subjects. If they came closer than 25 m I couldn't get them in the frame in the horizontal plane. I probably need a 35 mm lens instead of the 50 mm. Here are a couple that I was reasonably happy with today. Neil.</p><p>ps taken from the RAW file.</p><p></p><p>Olympus e-420 and Nikon 50 mm lens plus Swarovski STS80HD scope and SW 20x </p><p>eyepiece </p><p></p><p>Hong Kong,</p><p>China.</p><p>June 2008</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Neil, post: 1224754, member: 1568"] The weather was a little better today so I took the E420 out again. This time I connected up the Nikon 50 mm lens to the Olympus E-420 using the Swarovski 20x eyepiece. This gives a 2000 mm magnification (40x) . Due to the brighter light, focusing was a bit easier and I was getting a higher number of sharp images. Still not as many as I get with the Nikon 8400 though. I need more practice. I found found the lack of zoom facility to be a problem with the egrets and herons that were my subjects. If they came closer than 25 m I couldn't get them in the frame in the horizontal plane. I probably need a 35 mm lens instead of the 50 mm. Here are a couple that I was reasonably happy with today. Neil. ps taken from the RAW file. Olympus e-420 and Nikon 50 mm lens plus Swarovski STS80HD scope and SW 20x eyepiece Hong Kong, China. June 2008 [/QUOTE]
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