Well Frank, I guess I whomever Ben is I'm sure he's another photographer, I hope he likes Hummers. lol Thanks for the comment.Flew said:Excellent hummer Ben. I'm not quite there yet.
Oops, sorry Pete....PEPPER PETE said:Well Frank, I guess I whomever Ben is I'm sure he's another photographer, I hope he likes Hummers. lol Thanks for the comment.Flew said:Excellent hummer Ben. I'm not quite there yet.
Pete
Thanks Chris, the lens is a very sharp lens but is also a very slow lens if you use it in the auto focus mode. I mounted it on a tripod and prefocused it. I made a reflecting object using a spoon as a parabolic reflector into the remote sensor, I then sat back and used my Nikon remote and wa-la. Hope this helps.Chris101 said:That's really nice. I have a hard time with this lens and focusing on moving targets - it hunts a lot. What's your secret?
Hey Ben maybe he got me mixed up with you. We both live in So. Calif. and carry a camera. lol Thanks Benbfjr said:Ahh don't mind Frank, Pete he's prob just trying to get over all these great hummer shots comming down the pike
and yours can join right in, good job
Thanks Gale, they are pretty little guys. The males have such vibrant colors to show.Gale said:Great capture. Very pretty.
Tough subject.