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    Posted: 09 November 2019 at 13:28
B is for Bees


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B is for BILLOWS:
Jack.Sigma DP2M, Sony A7M2, Minolta: 50 F1.7, 70-210 F4 Beercan, SL 16-35mm F4, Tamron: SP AF 28-75mm F2.8 XR Di LD , 70-300 F4-5.6 Di,
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B is for Bell
[IMG]school daze by Lee Abernethy, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Originally posted by clk230 clk230 wrote:

Terrific, I like it!


Thanks :-)
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Terrific, I like it!
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Originally posted by Cekari Cekari wrote:

[QUOTE=clk230] Something to try next time could be blending two different exposures to show the houses while retaining some detail in the moon.


As I didn't have mixed exp. for the shoot I took one from another shot and made a quick and dirty mix with a darker and a bigger moon:

7R301605 darker bigger moon by Lars Hernborg, on Flickr
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Originally posted by clk230 clk230 wrote:

Looks good Lars and your setup looks pretty solid too with the wooden tripod and gimbal. I guess at these focal length every slight movement is magnified. I also like the wider view with the houses. Something to try next time could be blending two different exposures to show the houses while retaining some detail in the moon. TFS


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Yes they are magnified, and a lot, one can see while trying to manual focusing wtih the MRT BT-Remote.

Yes, I will do one like that but "lack of time" home made me not to.
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Looks good Lars and your setup looks pretty solid too with the wooden tripod and gimbal. I guess at these focal length every slight movement is magnified. I also like the wider view with the houses. Something to try next time could be blending two different exposures to show the houses while retaining some detail in the moon. TFS
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B is for Blood Moon ( It actually was this red but it was not an Blood Moon)

7R301581 The actual colour of the moon this evening by Lars Hernborg, on Flickr

Really windy and also low light from that moon, so I knew beforehand it wouldn't be sharp as I hoped when going there as my intuition was to shoot at 600. 840 and 1200mm with TCs, well did but not easy when a 15Kg setup swings in the wind, next time I will bring 10-20 Kg of sandbags as well. Setup can be seen in the album...
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Originally posted by Fred_S Fred_S wrote:

yeah, and it's a nice action shot as well!


Thanks Fred, kind of why I uploaded it :-)
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yeah, and it's a nice action shot as well!
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B is for BIG Smile.

Got to love the smiles of this girl:
7R307598 by Lars Hernborg, on Flickr
a7R III & FE 200-600 G

Several of her and others here:
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B is for Beautiful Horse.

7R307277 by Lars Hernborg, on Flickr
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B is for Black and White

The Queen Victoria Building by Teh Han Lin, on Flickr
Sony α7r2|α7r4|FE1224|FE35ZA|FE85GM|FE100400GM
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