Progress report.
There is a great deal to like about the Sony RX10 IV. The autofocus is the best I’ve ever experienced; the Zeiss optics are superb; the fit and finish are excellent; it shoots both stills and video; the one-inch sensor is a serious step up from the small superzoom sensors I had...
Different video editor, differing editing, different music.
Luke, you can probably ID the music -- no cheating with one of those auto-apps!
Better, maybe?
Cheers, Jock
Not all birds-in-flight shots work out.
Direct quote from the spotter-in-chief: "These are beautiful, graceful creatures . . . what have you done!?!"
Cheers, Jock
For years now, I’ve had a mad, passionate love affair with superzoom cameras. I argue that they are, quite simply, the most versatile cameras on the planet: they will deliver 20-something millimeter equivalent wide angle views when you need them and yet, without changing lenses, draw you close...
As shot, at full optical and digital zoom
Here it is, romanced a bit with Luminar:
And here it is with the Luminar "Big City" preset:
and just a few minutes later:
Cheers, Jock
Shot with the HX400V in vertical orientation at 135mm e, stitched together with ICE. Shot from the overlook at Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, NY.
Yesterday was a day of epic skies.
Cheers, Jock
(added later)
Just for perspective, here is where I was shooting from:
The eagles nest is in the trees, dead-center, the big dark blob about one-third down from the top of the frame. I estimate the distance at about 75 yards.
Cheers, Jock
The better half (aka spotter-in-chief) and I decided to check on the nesting eagles on Peebles Island yesterday evening. Immediately we discovered that the nest was backlit . . . definitely not as good as the other day Superzoom strikes again . . . eagles . . . and some crazy duck (goose?)...
Okay, I'll admit it; I am an unrepentant, not-in-the-12-step-program sky junkie. A few minutes ago my better half (aka, the spotter-in-chief) said, "Look at that sky!"
'Nuff said.
Cheers, Jock
Peebles Island today. Bald eagles on the nest.
Papa showed up:
cropped:
cropped:
stopped by a wildlife viewing area in Brunswick, NY:
And what is going on in these duck (goose?) photos?
Cheers, Jock
Canon introduces PowerShot SX50 HS with unbelievable 50X zoom lens | Digital Camera Resource Page News
and
Canon releases PowerShot G15 with fast lens and SX50 HS 50x superzoom: Digital Photography Review
What this thing desperately needs is a 2x teleconverter:rolleyes:
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