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testing TC 1.7 with 200-400 lens in the garden

Discussion in 'Macro, Flowers, Insects, and Greenery' started by dmwphoto, Jun 10, 2005.

  1. dmwphoto

    dmwphoto

    22,474
    Mar 18, 2005
    Richmond, Va
    Perhaps Jerry can ID this feller for me. It is really just a test of the TC on this lens and this guy got in the way.
    [​IMG]
     
    dmwphoto, Jun 10, 2005
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  2. Gale

    Gale

    978
    Jan 26, 2005
    Viera Fl
    Wow what a great shot Dave

    :>)))
     
    Gale, Jun 10, 2005
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  3. dmwphoto

    dmwphoto

    22,474
    Mar 18, 2005
    Richmond, Va
    Thank you Gale. I was hoping you might see this. I just got the 1.7 TC today and it appears to be very clean and clear. I have not yet shot with the 70-200 but when I do I will let you know.
     
    dmwphoto, Jun 10, 2005
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  4. Leigh

    Leigh

    8,677
    Feb 19, 2005
    Alabama
    Dave, that's one terrific shot!
     
    Leigh, Jun 10, 2005
    #4
  5. biggstr6

    biggstr6

    2,594
    Apr 26, 2005
    Richmond,Va
    Man , That gets you right there doesnt it.

    Nice shot.
     
    biggstr6, Jun 10, 2005
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  6. dmwphoto

    dmwphoto

    22,474
    Mar 18, 2005
    Richmond, Va
    Thanks Leigh.
    Biggs, yes it gets you in among em. I am liking it so far. sent you a PM
     
    dmwphoto, Jun 10, 2005
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  7. Jerry Snider

    Jerry Snider

    390
    May 8, 2005
    Dave,
    very nice pic! From the features that I can see (and I don't claim to be an expert on dragonflies, just have a keen interest in them) the critter is Libella incesta, or slate skimmer.
    Jerry Snider
     
    Jerry Snider, Jun 11, 2005
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  8. dmwphoto

    dmwphoto

    22,474
    Mar 18, 2005
    Richmond, Va
    Thanks so much Jerry. I got to get me a book on insects and such because the detail in them is amazing and I love to know what I am taking pictures of. I appreciate your comment and help.
     
    dmwphoto, Jun 11, 2005
    #8
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