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Snowy egret On Alert
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robsb


Location: San Jose CA US
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I watched this little guy for quite awhile as he shuffled his feet along the bottom of the lake to scare up some food. There was strong sunlight coming from the right and this area had a lot of trees and bushes around it. I switched to my 1.7 TC because the 2x teleconverter was too long to get his whole body in. D700 with 300 mm f/4 EDIF AFS lens and Nikon 1.7 IIE teleconverter on Gitzo 3541L tripod with Markins M20 L ball. F/11, 1/400, ISO 720, 500 mm equiv.
· Date: Sat 3-January-2009 · Views: 367 · Filesize: 16.2kb, 200.2kb · Dimensions: 900 x 663 ·
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Rating: ********** 10.00
Keywords: Snowy Egret
Camera: D700
Lens and Filters: 300 mm f/4AFS ED-IF,w/Nikon 1.7 TC
Film and/or ISO: 720
Aperture: f/11
Shutter speed: 1/400
Location: Vasona Lake CA
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Gitzo 3541L, Markins M20L
Additional Categories: Wildlife
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DebraLee
Location: Toronto ON CA
Posts: 25
Sat 3-January-2009 17:15

I see you're out playing with your new toy...nice image Bob. I want this camera!!!


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robsb
Location: San Jose CA US
Posts: 5,566
Sat 3-January-2009 19:55

Debra the price has fallen down to a point where it is around $2200. This is an amazing camera and worth every penny.
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racepics
Location: Lake Dallas TX US
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Sun 4-January-2009 17:14 Rating: 10 

Hello Bob, very well done, nice detail in the white of the birds back.
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robsb
Location: San Jose CA US
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Sun 4-January-2009 20:48

Thank you Owen
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Markus43
Location: El Cajon CA US
Posts: 54
Thu 15-January-2009 02:08

Nicely done Rob.
I agree, the 700 is a wonder.
Technology trudges forward, I will gladly use the "old" sensor tech.
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robsb
Location: San Jose CA US
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Thu 15-January-2009 03:19

Mark thanks for the comments. I agree that the old tech still works, but the new tech opens up possibilities.
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