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8th March 2007
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"preyed"
Hi,
need all the advice here.....how to shoot such action Happen to very fast for my standard, the long legged fly trapped in the web, few seconds later the Mr spidey came out n gobble it out.....to very fast, i can't capture the action...ARGGGHHH...!!!!! Here are some record shot.     Cheers |
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8th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
Mmmm a very hungry spider.
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8th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
waaa....shiokz ar...
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8th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
GREAT!!! how long did you wait to take this frames? very patient...
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8th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
wahhhh damn cool shots... heh
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9th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
solid. Care to share your setup. Any cropping done. The framing is solid with the web around.
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9th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
Hi, this is a FANTASTIC! shoot.
Can share what lense you are using? |
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9th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
you definately need some high speed camera for this type of stuff provided there's enuf natural light cos your flash may not have enuff power to fire off so many shots per second.
Nikon D2H has quite a high 8fps (frames per second) or Canon D1 Mark III with 10 fps. Either that or you have multiple cameras using remote trigger. Last edited by nikonrus; 9th March 2007 at 07:09 PM. |
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10th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
Hi, thanks all.......
action last bout 1.5 mins after d fly passed out. My setup - humble/slow canon 300D Tamron SP90mm ISO 100 - 400 S/S 1/20 - 1/80 f 8 - f11 manual flash -1/64 output on flash bracket, diffused tripod ## all pic slightly crop... thanks for viewing Chees |
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10th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
WOW! great natural drama!
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Re: "preyed"
 Last edited by Spectrum; 15th March 2007 at 12:29 AM. |
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10th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
Nice
but maybe can ps away the dust spot b4 presentation if possible next time  |
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12th March 2007
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Re: "preyed"
grainy due to iso 400 ( used 300D), only some cropping done. Cheers  |
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