ivewalmer
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Don't know if any others out there have found this.
I bought a CP4500 to use with my scope for digiscoping, however after a few weeks of very gradual improvement I was not happy with my images and realised two things:
1. It takes time to learn to take pics of the quality we often see in the gallery taken thru scopes.
2. I will use the qulity of my scope as an excuse for my failings and eventually will buy a Swaro/Zeiss/Leica instead!
However around the same time as this realisation I started using the CP4500 (mainly in macro mode) to take pics of Butterflies/insects/flowers. It was a revalation - with no skill on my part (apart from a little patience) I could come up with acceptable (to me) images of some beautiful sights.
So now instead of spending my time at my local scrape sorting through my sandpipers for that early yankee wader I find myself wandering around the local grasslands for blues and orchids!
Gotta get this sorted in the next couple of weeks or autumn will be half done before I get my scope out of the car again!
Ivan
I bought a CP4500 to use with my scope for digiscoping, however after a few weeks of very gradual improvement I was not happy with my images and realised two things:
1. It takes time to learn to take pics of the quality we often see in the gallery taken thru scopes.
2. I will use the qulity of my scope as an excuse for my failings and eventually will buy a Swaro/Zeiss/Leica instead!
However around the same time as this realisation I started using the CP4500 (mainly in macro mode) to take pics of Butterflies/insects/flowers. It was a revalation - with no skill on my part (apart from a little patience) I could come up with acceptable (to me) images of some beautiful sights.
So now instead of spending my time at my local scrape sorting through my sandpipers for that early yankee wader I find myself wandering around the local grasslands for blues and orchids!
Gotta get this sorted in the next couple of weeks or autumn will be half done before I get my scope out of the car again!
Ivan