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Elbert

Elbert

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Last week I spent some time with this accommodating tawny owl. The tree it uses is on a slope which means you can get more or less at eye level. The down side is that the distance to the bird is a bit too much. The series below is at 600mm, 840mm, 1.200mm and 1.680mm (Z600mm TC +2x TC).

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ssheipel said:
Nicely done. Quality is still very high even with those stacked TCs! Guess I should buy one for my 600 tc LOL Gorgeous owl!
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Thank you! In perfect conditions (static subject, steady atmosphere) It's quite doable to get sharp images with the TCs stacked, there is some reduction especially in contrast. I do use a heavy tripod and a wireless remote. In the old days I would also have locked the mirror and waited a couple of seconds first but that's no longer needed.
 
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