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Posted: Tue Mar 17th, 2015 18:21
 
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Nice images.
Which camera are you using these days?
Looks suspiciously like a Canon.
No problem with that just the controls dont suit me.



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Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2015 02:39
 
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That's a 1dmk3 its a 1.3 crop sensor only 10 MP but turns out a good image ,I also have a 70d but prefer the other one .
The other beauty of that lens is that if at any time in the future I do decide to return to the nikon fold then sigma wiill (for a charge) change the mount ,so you don't lose your favourite lens by switching camera brands

 




Posted: Wed Mar 18th, 2015 04:36
 
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blackfox wrote:
That's a 1dmk3 its a 1.3 crop sensor only 10 MP but turns out a good image ,I also have a 70d but prefer the other one .
The other beauty of that lens is that if at any time in the future I do decide to return to the nikon fold then sigma wiill (for a charge) change the mount ,so you don't lose your favourite lens by switching camera brands


Seems like a very good design decision.
One of the reasons I am still Nikon is the expense of changing brands when you are heavily invested in the glass!



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Posted: Sat Apr 4th, 2015 15:58
 
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not done that much for a week or so due to bad weather ,but it did give me time to quietly sit back and analyze what i had been taking and to appraise various aspects ,first off i found that atmospherics played a large part in distortion at full range with the 70d especially over reflective surfaces i.e still water ,roads ,grass lands etc ,possibly due to the finer sensor to .
with the 1D3 and its older 10mp sensor i was noticing that close shots were superb but over distance and with cropping detail was being lost even when stopped down .
i threw these things around in my head for a week and came to the conclusion that the lens needed more fine tuning ,not just along the lines of M/A but the lens itself ,so yesterday i put in with the USB dock some new settings enabling different focal lengths of focus ,a finer degree of focus on the chosen point/s ,and a what sigma refer to as dynamic image stabiliser ,took it out today and to be honest the results were really good and although i might try tweaking more its definitely helped .the next one to test will be the 20mp 70d .

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Great shot!

 




Posted: Sun Apr 5th, 2015 17:31
 
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Great capture Jeff.
Gull thieving eggs! Wonder what type of egg it is.



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Looks like a birds egg:lol:



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Posted: Thu Apr 9th, 2015 13:13
 
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its a easter egg silly billy :lol:

 




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:lol:
Billies have horns not eggs!



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Nice shot Jeff, looks like its working well.

JK. Horn Billies come out eggs! :lol: I'll get my coat.

 

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