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Douglas - 15 Mar 2007 01:25 GMT
http://www.annika1980.com/D-Macs/liftoff.htm

Extremely shallow depth of field (less than 100mm - 4") at F/2.8 and about
180mm FL (70 - 200 EX, DG Sigma lens) This is the one that's not cropped!

From a sequence of about 10 shots I took as the bird went from stationary to
full flight. Rising, banking right and finally passing overhead went into
the poster I created with them. The end photo of the sequence is here:
http://www.annika1980.com/D-Macs/high-in-the-sky.htm

It's easy to see how Leonardo Da Vinci became fascinated with the mechanics
of flight when you see these incredible birds in a natural environment.
Quite an interesting exposé of how a pelican manages to get up to speed and
eventually takes off. Sorry there's only this pic for Internet viewing...
The finished poster is still a selling item.

Douglas
ShibbyShane - 15 Mar 2007 07:12 GMT
> http://www.annika1980.com/D-Macs/liftoff.htm
>
> Extremely shallow depth of field (less than 100mm - 4") at F/2.8 and about
> 180mm FL (70 - 200 EX, DG Sigma lens) This is the one that's not cropped!

It looks like there's more than 4" in focus there.. The feet aren't
out of focus, they're blurred.

> From a sequence of about 10 shots I took as the bird went from stationary to
> full flight. Rising, banking right and finally passing overhead went into
> the poster I created with them. The end photo of the sequence is here:http://www.annika1980.com/D-Macs/high-in-the-sky.htm

You should post the whole sequence. Won't take more than a few
minutes to resize 'em and save as jpegs.
 
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