Some first shots... (1 Viewer)

[Sout Fork]

My first beginnings at wildlife photography.

Have more that are better but can't figure out how to reduce them for posting and still maintain quality.

SF

 

[Avestom]

My first beginnings at wildlife photography.
Have more that are better but can't figure out how to reduce them for posting and still maintain quality.

SF

Try FastStone Image Viewer with nice resizing and sharpening tools. Its free and easy to use: http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

 

[erniehatt]

These are great as it is, how about some details on the setup. Ernie

 

[Sout Fork]

Try FastStone Image Viewer with nice resizing and sharpening tools. Its free and easy to use: http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

Thanks for the heads up.
Looks to be a good program. It even takes my Pentax RAW format (PEF) which most programs do not.

I'll post a few more reduced photos with this software...

 

[POP]

My first beginnings at wildlife photography.

Have more that are better but can't figure out how to reduce them for posting and still maintain quality.

SF

Sout Fort how have you setup your redeye sight?

POP

 

[Sout Fork]

These are great as it is, how about some details on the setup. Ernie

Ernie,

It's a 100mm ED Pentax spotter with a Pentax SLR camera adapter to a Pentax DSLR camera.

As I post mosly in the Pentax forum in BIRDFORUM go to this thread for further details- it's all covered there:

http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=61282

SF

 

[Sout Fork]

Sout Fort how have you setup your redeye sight?

POP

POP,

Go to this thread in the Pentax forum for details.

http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=55586

It's about how I mounted a red dot sight on my 80mm.
The only difference is that I mounted a 30mm sight on the 80mm scope and a 50mm sight on the 100mm scope. The 50mm sight has a wider field of view.

SF

 

[Paul Jarvis]

They are some excellent shots South Fork. You are on to a winner there.

 

[Sout Fork]

Tried some inflight actions shots.
Were taken at an ISO of 800 between 1/1250 and 1/2500.
At least they are not a muddy blur.

SF