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    From this morning.. The 1st serious photography session with my new 1DMk4. Caught this sage grouse landing in front of me just before touchdown.

    Camera Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
    Date/Time: 2009:03:16 078:45
    Shutter speed: 1/3200 sec
    Aperture: 4
    Flash: Off
    ISO: 800
    Focal length: 600mm

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    A killer image I have not seen before.

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    Very nice perspective! I just listened to a radio interview from a gentleman that lives out in your part of the country talking about the diminishing numbers of the Sage Grouse and how its getting close to being put on the endangered list. I would value time spent with these birds, thats for sure. :)

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    Very cool capture. I like the landing pose, light, setting and sharpness. Excellent use of DOF, too.

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    A stunning shot. I love the low angle.

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    Very cool, great dynamics in this image. The color composition is just right.
    Excellent one.

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    Love the dried grasses color both front and rear.

    Great landing pose and excellent DOF control.

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    Love the light, the pose, and the outstretched wings and talons. Good luck with the new camera.

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    Dale WOW!! Great timing with that killer Bg, exposure and sharpness!

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    Fantastic pose Dale. Great job.

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    I'm extremely jealous.

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    Nice work Dale!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Central sensor only?
    Hey Artie,

    Central sensor only on this one. Still need to do a lot of testing with the new camera but so far it seems very capable.

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    Terrific image , loved the pose and complementing BG
    TFS

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    Very sharp image and great light. I like the low angle as well.

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    Oh my I love this one Dale. Doesn't get much better than this. Excellent timing !!!!!!!

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    Dale, superb pose and low angle. This is the only angle in which it could have come out this well. Well done.

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