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    Lance Peters
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    Default Bloody Flies

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    Sometimes you just cant keep them away.......
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    Nikon 70-200VR With 1.7X Converter @340mm
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    1/640th
    +0.7ev
    200 ISO
    Handheld

    Nearly full frame - sharpened.

    Thanks...

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    Wow, Lance, that is one sharp capture!

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    Alfred Forns
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    .... I'm sure you are not the only one complaining Lance :)

    Getting nervous seeing you use that low ISO on the D3 and hand holding !!! Not clue why you are doing that? Might have gone a full stop under since the whites are close to being over. Overall will darken some and work on the eye. Can make it more prominent.

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    Lance, really nice! I like these close-up shots

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    Beautiful details and framing on this Lance!

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    Hi Lance:

    Another great shot of Dolly . . . Like the focus and the tad more DOF than first one.

    Gus

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    Lance Peters
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    Hi Al - 11.30 in the morning - bright sunlight, static subject - really didnt see the need to use a higher ISO. With this lens I know I can hand hold down to 1/60th sec and get tack sharp shots 95% of the time.

    Maybe I am wrong but I vcant see any good reason to increase the ISO under these circumstanses, cerainly if I was trying to freeze some action a fatsre shutter speed would have been required, then a increase would have helped. But subject wasn't going anywere and was happy to sit there and look at me.

    :)

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    you gotta love that lens. awesome detail!! i like the compo. the subject aint bad either!:)

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    Nonda Surratt
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    Super nice Lance and yea super detail..Really like the fly

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    Gus Cobos
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    Superb capture, image and close up composition. The sharp details and the colors are great. well done...:cool:

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