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<blockquote data-quote="SjerPlover" data-source="post: 3117092" data-attributes="member: 98156"><p>I am still very grateful to cwchan for sharing his pictures in this thread <a href="http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=280076" target="_blank">http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=280076</a>on the <u>Oly 25mm f1.8</u>. I posted some initial pictures in that thread. </p><p></p><p>Since than it has been my standard lens for digiscoping with Panasonic Lumix G3, Swarovski DCA on 25 - 50x eyepiece. It appeared to be a very versatile lens. Three examples attached:</p><p>1: Chiffchaff at close range i.e. approximately 5m. Eyepiece at 25x; AF I am quite sure that I would never been have been able to digiscope this agile little creature with the Lumux 20mm.</p><p>2: Cattle Egret at about 30m. Eyepiece at 25x; AF</p><p>3: A group of Black heade gulls (one colour banded) between 80 - 100m. AF; Eyepiece cranked up to 50x and cropped heavily in post processing. A lot of detail is lost of course, but the image is still sharp enough for documenting the colour code of the ring.</p><p></p><p>Happy birding,</p><p>Sjerp</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SjerPlover, post: 3117092, member: 98156"] I am still very grateful to cwchan for sharing his pictures in this thread [URL="http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=280076"]http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=280076[/URL]on the [U]Oly 25mm f1.8[/U]. I posted some initial pictures in that thread. Since than it has been my standard lens for digiscoping with Panasonic Lumix G3, Swarovski DCA on 25 - 50x eyepiece. It appeared to be a very versatile lens. Three examples attached: 1: Chiffchaff at close range i.e. approximately 5m. Eyepiece at 25x; AF I am quite sure that I would never been have been able to digiscope this agile little creature with the Lumux 20mm. 2: Cattle Egret at about 30m. Eyepiece at 25x; AF 3: A group of Black heade gulls (one colour banded) between 80 - 100m. AF; Eyepiece cranked up to 50x and cropped heavily in post processing. A lot of detail is lost of course, but the image is still sharp enough for documenting the colour code of the ring. Happy birding, Sjerp [/QUOTE]
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