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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Man vs Bird. That's really nicely composed. -
Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Nice pair of pairs!Stephen
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Nicely composed shot.Ed
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Well composed and timed, and I love the muted colour palette.
(Not so sure about the vignette, but that's just a matter of taste)
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Who needs the new 40-150 when the 50-200 is so good!Dave
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
My sort of muted colours too Paul. I like it very much.Comment
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Lovely muted colours give it a great atmosphere; add in the superb composition and its a great shot.
Me. I don't have the 50-200. Also the 40-150 is going to focus a lot faster on the E-M5 than the 50-200.Originally posted by benvendetta View PostMost used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
I must say, that new 40-150 looks really nice and I like the non-extending zoom design. However, at £1400 with the TC, it's 4 times the price of what I paid for the 40-500 (older, non-SWD) including the adapter.
Also, the older lens still has it beat in the aperture department - the new lens (with the TC) is a 70-210 f4 as opposed to the older lens which is a 50-200 f2.8-f3.5. Not a big difference at the long end I grant you, but almost a stop faster at the shorter end.Comment
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Lovely misty shot Paul with nice clarity on the main subject.Comment
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
That's a great shot, and the grebes set it off perfectly. It looks like the angler's about to cast right over them - wonder what sort of fight they'd put up?
DavidComment
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Plus you can use the EC14 with it (50-200) too!Ross "I fiddle with violins (when I'm not fiddling with a camera)". My Flickr
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Ah, that's what they are. I thought they were ducks! (You can see why I don't do birding).Originally posted by Graptolite View PostComment
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Re: Fishing - a shot with my "new" 50-200
Maybe trying for feathers to tie more flies.Ed
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