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| sent on April 03, 2013 (18:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I can not write in the data and the specific here, but the photo is actually made to 800mm with the 2x multiplier ver III Non riesco a scriverlo nei dati e lo specifico qui, ma la foto in realtà è fatta ad 800mm con il moltiplicatore 2x ver III |
| sent on April 03, 2013 (20:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Sergio, but what 'the female on the mouth? another thing, nn are deer but Caprioli ... Ciao Sergio,ma cosa' la femmina sulla bocca? un'altra cosa,nn sono Cervi ma Caprioli... |
| sent on April 03, 2013 (21:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You know, I do not know, it's strange in the mouth in fact, almost looks like a kangaroo:-D My wife told me that young people are deer, experience comes from his father Hunter (USA). Now that made me doubt I looked and in fact here we have the deer (with the sit-and-white small horns) and the deer when they are young should have the speckled fur and no seating white. So .... in these areas (Slovenia) should be full of Caprioli :) Sai, che non lo so, è stranissima in bocca infatti, sembra quasi un canguro Mia moglie mi diceva che sono cervi giovani, dall'esperienza proveniente dal suo padre cacciatore (USA). Ora che mi ha messo il dubbio ho guardato ed in effetti qui abbiamo i cerbiatti (con il sedere bianco e le corna piccole) ed i cervi che quando sono giovani dovrebbero avere il manto maculato e niente sedere bianco. Quindi.... in queste zone (Slovenia) dovrebbe essere pieno di Caprioli :) |
| sent on April 03, 2013 (21:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
What do you think of this photo made with 100-400 over doubler 2X version III on a cloudy day? Cosa ne pensi di questa foto fatta con 100-400 più duplicatore 2X ver III in una giornata nuvolosa? |
| sent on April 06, 2013 (20:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Sergio, you know ke I thought today in this photo, then from the point of view of the multiplier associated to your goal must say ke does a great job! Ke nn thought with 2x f 8 cmq would remain so 'sharp ... x my mouth knows ke marxo nailed the problem! nn I had never seen the result of this malattiawow!! Hello on next! ;-) Ciao Sergio,sai ke ci pensavo proprio oggi a questa foto,allora dal punto di vista del moltiplicatore associato al tuo obiettivo devo dire ke fa un'ottimo lavoro!nn credevo ke col 2x e f 8 sarebbe rimasta cmq cosi' nitida...x la bocca mi sa ke Marxo ha azzeccato il problema! nn mi era mai capitato di vedere il risultato di questa malattia !!! Ciao alla prox! |
| sent on April 06, 2013 (22:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Marxo, no autofocus, duplicating the 100-400 autofocus disappears and you have to go manual. Poor deer: (
@ Will, there's just a little 'light retrying with a bird, we see that jumps out. @ Marxo, niente autofocus, duplicando il 100-400 l'autofocus sparisce e bisogna andare in manuale. Povero capriolo :( @ Will, appena c'è un po' di luce riprovo con un uccello, vediamo che salta fuori. |
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