A900 does Moon

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Re: A900 does Moon

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David Kilpatrick wrote:The 300-800mm seems to be an excellent lens all round but at over £5000 it's not a lens to buy lightly.

Here it is in use - with Richard wearing the lens cap as a hat when it started raining, since there is nowhere else to put such a large lens cap -

David

Whoa! What a beast. Not a lens to carry around lightly, either I should think :D . Does Richard have an assistant just for that lens? Suddently the SAL 70300G looks quite restrained.
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Greg,
I will try tonight again for my own edification. I did some postprocessing to boost highlights. I might have overdone but
want to get it a tad bit brighter.

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Poor man's 800mm

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Here is a set up I have used with my Dimage A1/A2 using Tcon300b and Tcon14b (Olympus 3x converter, Olympus 1.4x converter respectively)
on a custom bracket designed for Dimage A1/A2/A200/A300 series. I need to dig into my archives to get an example worthy of posting. I did have
a modest success with that contraption (about 10% keepers).

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sury wrote:Greg,
I will try tonight again for my own edification. I did some postprocessing to boost highlights. I might have overdone but
want to get it a tad bit brighter.

With best regards,
Sury

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3370/318 ... 79200b.jpg
Much better now.
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Re: A900 does Moon

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sury wrote:Greg,
I will try tonight again for my own edification. I did some postprocessing to boost highlights. I might have overdone but
want to get it a tad bit brighter.

With best regards,
Sury

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3370/318 ... 79200b.jpg
Ha! now your cookin!
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Re: A900 does Moon

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Birma wrote:
David Kilpatrick wrote:The 300-800mm seems to be an excellent lens all round but at over £5000 it's not a lens to buy lightly.

Here it is in use - with Richard wearing the lens cap as a hat when it started raining, since there is nowhere else to put such a large lens cap -

David

Whoa! What a beast. Not a lens to carry around lightly, either I should think :D . Does Richard have an assistant just for that lens? Suddently the SAL 70300G looks quite restrained.
With all the recent fuss about photographers being arrested, you would not want to try and use that outside parliament would you!
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