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    Out with Capt. Shadle and got some Juvenile Spoonbill shots.
    Caught this one with open beak and raise leg. Cleaned up some spots on the water surface. Hope you like it.




    Camera Nikon D3S
    Exposure 0.001 sec (1/1250)
    Aperture f/9.0
    Focal Length 1000 mm
    ISO Speed 500
    Exposure Bias 0 EV
    Flash No Flash

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    Love the pose and nicely exposed against the dark water Troy...
    1000mmm...was this the 500mm with 2x?
    Maybe sharpen the head a smidgeon more?
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    Great pose with the open beak and raised foot, Troy.

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    Like the pose Troy. Sharpness looks good too. Maybe a little more room around the bird.
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    Nice one, Troy, I'm always impressed by how the D3S performs in bright light. Sharpness good. Good choice in your aperture of f9; you knew you had plenty of light to work with, so why not stop down? I too am wondering how you got to a focal length of 1000 mm.

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    Brilliant image , Troy . The colours are awesome , lovely raised foot pose !! Agree that it can take some more sharpening !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Morkel Erasmus View Post
    Love the pose and nicely exposed against the dark water Troy...
    1000mmm...was this the 500mm with 2x?
    Maybe sharpen the head a smidgeon more?
    Morkel, it was with 600 + 1.7TC

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Brown View Post
    Like the pose Troy. Sharpness looks good too. Maybe a little more room around the bird.
    Thank you Doug

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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Brelsford View Post
    Nice one, Troy, I'm always impressed by how the D3S performs in bright light. Sharpness good. Good choice in your aperture of f9; you knew you had plenty of light to work with, so why not stop down? I too am wondering how you got to a focal length of 1000 mm.
    Craig, amateur mistake. Yeah I could have stopped down more.
    This was the day my tripod broke, I had to constantly holding on the the 3rd leg. It bothered me that I was not able to be more focus on shooting. Plus this lasted a few frames only.

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