Another image from SoCal back in July. it was a dark morning initially which created a bit of drama
A1 200-600 at 600mm ISO-2500 f/6.3 1/3200 sec handheld. processed with C1P. Hope you like it
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Another image from SoCal back in July. it was a dark morning initially which created a bit of drama
A1 200-600 at 600mm ISO-2500 f/6.3 1/3200 sec handheld. processed with C1P. Hope you like it
Wild! What a bird! Fabulous shot.
Fantastic, Arash. Your images have a unique look and quality that can be picked out immediately. If the birds right wing had been extended more, to match the left wing, the image could have been better. Nit picking, I am sure. The expression on the birds face is priceless. Thank you for sharing.
Love the screaming pose on this one. Killer background.
Oh my oh my. I actually like the asymmetry of the wings, it adds to the tension and drama for me.
Did you use Tracking Zone?
This is one of your very best.
with love, artie
ps: the tail is mega too!
thanks Joe in a stoop wings are folded to give this bird a bullet like shape for max speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joseph Przybyla
best
hey Artie used zone with BEA enabled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
Thanks Arash, plain Zone or Tracking Zone?Quote:
Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi
with love, a
Arash, great technique to get this guy in a stoop. I've not witnessed it specifically with this species, but have with others and those are challenging enough.
Super detail, even at the tips of the wings and tail feathers. Love the eye contact and calling pose. Silky bkg.
Nicely captured!
Great shot Arash, I have the exact same frame. It is amazing that the 200-600 produced equal quality to my 600mm prime. The 6.3 aperture you shot at revealed better dept of field to the tail feathers, I may post it to show the difference
Amazing and beautiful image Arash. What a moment with that look on in his face. Excellent coverage with the DOF.
when BEA is active the tracking/non-tracking mode becomes somewhat moot as the camera will just track the eye anywhere in the frame regardless of the pattern selected by the user.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
yeah and the low light did not hurt it at all, I think for perched shots 600 BG is nicer but for anything else the zoom wins at this location, but only when backed up by the A1's AF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn Conlan
Arash just magnificent love all the colors and detail especially the scream and the background goes so well with the peregrine.
