Charles Glatzer
05-24-2008, 04:24 PM
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MN '08
Exposing for black bears can often prove difficult. Full length images are often best taken with overcast conditions or in shadowed environment. Fast glass, high ISO, and good stability technique both on and off the tripod will increase your keeper ratio.
IDS Mark III, 300 F/2.8IS
Manual, spot off midtone in same light plus 1 EV,1/400 @ f/3.2, ISO 800, handheld
Post-production- ARC, CS3, laptop
See you where there is light, or at the computer
Chas
MN '08
Exposing for black bears can often prove difficult. Full length images are often best taken with overcast conditions or in shadowed environment. Fast glass, high ISO, and good stability technique both on and off the tripod will increase your keeper ratio.
IDS Mark III, 300 F/2.8IS
Manual, spot off midtone in same light plus 1 EV,1/400 @ f/3.2, ISO 800, handheld
Post-production- ARC, CS3, laptop
See you where there is light, or at the computer
Chas