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First shots from 70-200 VR
These are a results from my first play. I used a +4 diopter with the fly.
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------------------------------------------------------- So many things to do - so little time.
Steve
What can I say. That's just a corker of a lens and the lorikeet shot in particular shows why. It's so sharp my eyes are bleeding and then there's that lovely creamy bokeh. As a fellow owner I know you'll have fun with it. Peter
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Scaley Breasted Lorikeet I believe? Was this taken at the zoo or do you have them around your area? I haven't seen any of these down here in Melbourne. I've seen Rainbow Lorikeets and Musk Lorikeets (four of them and only once!).
Darryl (aka Kipper)
Nikon D200
Very nice Steve. Super sharp Lori
 Cheers
Mark  http://www.photographicaustralia.com
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Thanks. The fly was taken in my yard and the Lorikeet in the neighbours. By my reckoning it is a scaley breasted lorikeet as well.
The neighbours feed the birds every day so sunset is VERY noisy around here. Until our cats move on to their next existance I won't be overly active in bringing the native birdies into our yard. I think that I am going to really enjoy this lust piece  Steve
------------------------------------------------------- So many things to do - so little time.
Well, what can I say...LLLLLUUUUSSSSSSTTTTTT
The first is pefectly captured and shows the quality of the glass and the user.. Great keep posting from this lens so I can dream.. MATT
Great Images Steve... Does the lens has its own bed yet?
Tim D70 - D200/MBD200 Coming soon - Too Much Gear, Not Enough Talent
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