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I haven't been around for a while (since I drifted away from Nikon) so it is good to see the forum still lives. I have become addicted to my a1 for all forms of photography. So, I though that you might like to see a grainy, massively cropped and low-resolution, and blurred picture with this beast.
To be fair, this is really hugely cropped, at ISO 51,200 and 1/24 at 400mm, and the owl was not visible to the naked eye at all.
Ed
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Welcome back Ed, good to ‘hear’ from you again.
Yes the forum is still active (at the moment) …..but the debate rages on as to its merit with only a few regulars now contributing.
Graham, Iain and myself have moved over to Sony whilst Jeff is an Olympus user now. There is therefore a mix of cameras now being used and discussed on this ‘Nikon + Others’ forum.
Would love to hear/see more of your Sony journey to date. That capture is quite remarkable given the lighting …or lack thereof. What type of owl is it?
I am struggling with raw conversion at the moment, mainly because I use Affinity Photo on the iPad for editing and I suspect (they won’t admit it) that the developers haven’t bothered to update their raw engine for the A1. Graham recently processed some of my files through photoshop with definite improvement. I may have to bite the bullet and abandon the iPad for processing and buy a new laptop….as Photoshop on the iPad is too limited. Maybe in the new year…when the rains come.
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