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Butterflies with a 100-400L
IPClark
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A trip to the local zoo today and I was debating with myself whether to take my 100L macro lens for the Butterfly house as well as my long lens. I decided not to take the Macro lens and I'm rather pleased I didn't.
First time shooting butterflies with a long lens and I think they came out rather nicely.
All natural light, 1/50th - 1/320th at f/5.6 at 350 - 400mm. I think next time, a smaller aperture would still yield nice bokeh and give me greater DoF on the subject. All depends on how far I have to push the ISO. These were at 100 and 200. I think I'd probably go up to 320 maximum perhaps.
Composition isn't great on this one but I still like it
First time shooting butterflies with a long lens and I think they came out rather nicely.
All natural light, 1/50th - 1/320th at f/5.6 at 350 - 400mm. I think next time, a smaller aperture would still yield nice bokeh and give me greater DoF on the subject. All depends on how far I have to push the ISO. These were at 100 and 200. I think I'd probably go up to 320 maximum perhaps.
Composition isn't great on this one but I still like it
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EDIT: Just realized that won't work. Vertical crop then. Reason is that its back is to the negative space instead of its face. It probably only bothers me. ;o) Cheers!
The DOF seems just right to me
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Stumble, yeah the dead space is quite frustrating and it would have been nice to have got a second shot but it did fly off when some people walked past.
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