Zoo March 12


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DSC02782-ZooRacoonStanding.JPG

Racoon
ISO100 1/250s f2.8

DSC02798-ZooPrairieDogs.JPG

Prairie Dogs
ISO100 1/100s f2.4 Bounce Flash

DSC02807-ZooSquirrelMonkey.JPG

Squirrel Monkey
ISO100 1/60s f3.5 Flash Extender

DSC02893-ZooPattingPygmyGoat.JPG

Pygmy Goat
ISO100 1/40s f3.2 Fill Flash

DSC02940-ZooTarantula.JPG

Tarantula
ISO100 1/2s f5 Torch Illumination
 

DSC02952-ZooEmeraldBeetles.JPG

Emerald Beetles
ISO100 1/5s f2.4 Torch Illumination

DSC03001-ZooTreeNymphonLeaf.JPG

Tree Nymph
ISO100 1/25s f2.5

DSC03039-ZooFruitBatTongue.JPG

Fruit Bat
ISO100 1/60s f2.5 Flash Extender

DSC03058-ZooPupae.JPG

Butterfly Pupae
ISO100 1/1.6s f2.5 Torch Illumination
 

Originally posted by kamwai
:what: what are those in the 6th pic? cockroaches? :what:

Umm.. i just ate my lunch... ..... :what: :what: :what:
 

Originally posted by Klause


Umm.. i just ate my lunch... ..... :what: :what: :what:

i haven't had my lunch...and i dun think i need to eat already...

btw, those are Emerald Beetles

and what do u mean by Torch Illumination ??

shine a torch at the object and take picture? what is the advantages?
 

Originally posted by kamwai


i haven't had my lunch...and i dun think i need to eat already...

btw, those are Emerald Beetles

and what do u mean by Torch Illumination ??

shine a torch at the object and take picture? what is the advantages?

Yes.. carry a good torch around (one that can do focusing, the energizer doble barrels are good)..

Uses:
- low light situations without using flash...
- allow using faster shutter speeds (the beetles were moving fast)
- control of direction as well as intensity of light.
- allows 'light painting' at slower shutter speeds
 

Originally posted by willyfoo


Yes.. carry a good torch around (one that can do focusing, the energizer doble barrels are good)..

Uses:
- low light situations without using flash...
- allow using faster shutter speeds (the beetles were moving fast)
- control of direction as well as intensity of light.
- allows 'light painting' at slower shutter speeds

but torch emit yellow light...will it affect the shot?
 

Hi willy,

this set of zoo shots are a bit below your usual standards. The close-ups are nice, and my fav take is the butterfly pupae one. The other animal shots seem a bit soft, colour is not very natural, and there seems to be a tinge of motion blur too?

I prefer your earlier zoo shots. ;)
 

Wow. wonderful shots. :thumbsup: I like the Prairie Dogs
shots especially.
Do you think I can survive with an optical 3x zoom(g2) if I go to the Zoo? Or will it be a wasted trip? :)
I also noticed that you copyrighted the photo to the year 2001. :)
 

excellent shots !!!

i got 1 similar shot on the cockroaches and did not use any torch light . I use my 420EX tilt and bounce to produce the effect ...
 

Originally posted by megaweb
excellent shots !!!

i got 1 similar shot on the cockroaches and did not use any torch light . I use my 420EX tilt and bounce to produce the effect ...

Ya... I used the torch to control the lighting to give it a more 'eerie' effect... :)
 

Originally posted by Falcon
Wow. wonderful shots. :thumbsup: I like the Prairie Dogs
shots especially.
Do you think I can survive with an optical 3x zoom(g2) if I go to the Zoo? Or will it be a wasted trip? :)
I also noticed that you copyrighted the photo to the year 2001. :)

Arrgh!! ReCloned my computer and forgot to update the photoshop action!!

3x zoom is ok... you won't be able to get the animals far in the enclosure though... if you have the budget, get a B300 as well (1.7x)
 

Originally posted by kamwai


but torch emit yellow light...will it affect the shot?

Well... sometimes the yellow light is nice... otherwise you can eliminate the yellow light by changing the white balance..

Or you can correct it in photoshop..
 

The bat is making a face at you .... :bsmilie:

Love the Butterfly Pupae, Tree Nymph & Squirrel Monkey.

The Racoon seems over-exposed though.
 

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