Taken April 9th 11:12 PM eastern time (USA)
1/800 sec. f/8 600mm ISO 100
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Really nice for hand held. Did you prop against a pole or something?
starwatcher-al
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Apr 10, 2020
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No.
And the sigma 150-600 lens is massive.
And, at 600mm, is about 12 inches.
I had to take a number of shots before I got one I halfway liked.
@HumanistJohn Well the weight of that lens helped dampen the shutter and steady your arms. Keep experimenting with that setup.
And a fast shutter speed helps of course.
I did have to play around with settings- I wanted to use a low ISO.
I started out with auto ISO using different shutter and f-stop but I wasn't happy with the results...
1st photo: 1/1000 sec. f/29 600mm ISO 6400 Sigma 150-600
2nd photo: 1/160 sec. f/11 400mm ISO 100 Tamron 18-400
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