Very nice set. Did you take the last one handheld?
Very nice set. Did you take the last one handheld?
Thank you :) yes the last one of the bee was handheld. One of the first times I've tried the 70-300CX on the J5 instead of the V3 (usually much prefer having the viewfinder when using that lens) It's a little trickier to handle on the J5 but I'm definitely going to try again :)
Thank you! This is the Grand Union Canal in Leicestershire, England.
Very lovely photos, Naia! I like this one best. It seems that you have enough resolution to crop it to just the bluebells that are in focus and the bee, and still end up with a respectably sized photo.
David
I just picked up last week a V2 in Excellent condition (it looks brand new) and took it out today with the 30mm-110mm lens. I just sat on a hill and took some photos of a soccer game, using the 15 fps burst mode. The other photo is a Killdeer showing me her "broken wing." I am very impressed with the capabilities of this little camera. It has some great features for capturing fast action and it's very small.
Thanks :) I will definitely try and see if I can crop it a bit :D
Nice shots. I've always been tempted by the V2, but I already have a V1 and a J5...
Indeed. For me that is definitely a tripod combo - the angle of view at max 500mm on the lens makes it very difficult to get the subject in the frame. I used my big tripod with a Really Right Stuff BH-55 ball head and a Sidekick for a gimbal setup when shooting birds with a big lens. But it doesn't work well with the 200-500 on a V body because it is so front heavy and I couldn't find a quick release plate long enough. So I took the Sidekick off and have tried using the V2 and 200-500 with just the BH-55 ball head. That's also a problem since the heavy lens wants to flop sideways when I loosen the ball. So I', now looking at the heavy duty heads designed got monopods that only tilt in one plane.
This guy has that certain "come closer and make my day" look on its face:
Thanks for sharing!