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user8022 | sent on May 09, 2012 (12:31)
nice compliments
nice compliments nice compliments |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (13:12)
Its just my own little project. I am hoping to document their behaviour through photography. |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (13:16)
" Its just my own little project." I'm looking forward to new pics of yours (I read an interesting article on the BBC wildlife Magazine a few months ago about badgers)
“ Its just my own little project. „ I'm looking forward to new pics of yours (I read an interesting article on the BBC wildlife Magazine about a few months ago badgers) :-) " Its just my own little project." I'm looking forward to new pics of yours (I read an interesting article on the BBC wildlife Magazine a few months ago about badgers) |
user460 | sent on May 09, 2012 (14:53)
Nice pic of an elusive mammal. Are you using a camera trap??
Nice pic of an elusive mammal. Are you using a camera trap? Nice pic of an elusive mammal. Are you using a camera trap?? |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (17:21)
very nice! Tell me how you made this photo? I am very interested... Where I live there are many, and I'd like to photograph them... Ivan
very nice! Tell me how you made this photo? I am very interested ... Where I live there are many, and I'd like to photograph them ... Ivan very nice! Tell me how you made this photo? I am very interested... Where I live there are many, and I'd like to photograph them... Ivan |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (17:33)
Thanks for your comments. The method I use is simple. I pre focus the lens manually on a pre selected area close to the sett and use raisins or peanuts as a lure. I position myself down wind of the sett about an hour before dusk. I use a red filtered torch to see the animal in the dark (they ignore red light) and fire the camera with a wireless remote shutter release. I'm using 2 canon flashes on ETTL, Ratio 3:1, Phottix Odin wireless flash triggers. The 580ex 2 is positioned to the right of the camera and angled down at about 45 degrees and a 430 ex 2 is positioned lower down on the left of the camera as a fill flash. You can, of course use manual flash also. The camera is on manual ISO 250, 1/250 sec, F11 (for greater DOF). |
user460 | sent on May 09, 2012 (17:56)
great! thanks for the explanation Padraig!! congrats!
great! thanks for the explanation Padraig! congrats! great! thanks for the explanation Padraig!! congrats! |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (18:36)
ottima, ciao
excellent, hello ottima, ciao |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (18:46)
Thanks for the very comprehensive explanation!! :fink: Ivan
Thanks for the very comprehensive explanation! : Fink: Ivan Thanks for the very comprehensive explanation!! :fink: Ivan |
| sent on May 09, 2012 (19:31)
nice shot " thanks for the explanation Padraig!! congrats! "
nice shot “ thanks for the explanation Padraig! congrats! „ nice shot " thanks for the explanation Padraig!! congrats! " |
| sent on May 10, 2012 (9:02)
Starting to pay off now, nice one. Wish I could spent time shooting them, might have to resort to IR trap :o |
| sent on May 10, 2012 (17:27)
Beatiful subject and shooting...congrats!!
Beatiful subject and shooting ... congrats! Beatiful subject and shooting...congrats!! |
| sent on May 10, 2012 (21:57)
Thank you for your comments |
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