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Published: 2011-08-26 02:01:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 636; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 0
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Wow das HDR hier wirkt echt wunder, das sieht sehr bezaubernd aus
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Keine Ursache, immer wieder gern
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No problems at all
I've ordered a Tamron 70-20mm f2.8 so I hope it makes my animal shots a bit better, although I'll miss the extra 100mm from time to time, but If I really need it I guess I'll just change lenses lol
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With our permanent low light conditions here, my 70mm mostly jumps to 2.8. Depending on your Zoo, a CPL helps with mirror reflections. But as far as I have seen from TVD, you seem to have a no windows zoo. So distance high zoom is best.
We have our big cats here behind glass so you can use a wider lens, but very dirty and scratched glass is a problem. Also reflections, which need a certain angle.
I find it best to go when there are few visitors around and the animals get used to my presence. They get more relaxed if there aren't 20 arsehole Brit kids around banging on the window.
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Our Glass (at Melb Zoo) is Terrible! Kids finger prints scratches and Using a CPL cuts a stop of precious light with means higher ISO needed. It's a disaster hhaha
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Vielen lieben Dank, meine liebe Bildermaus.
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Yeah also called Siberian Tiger
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Yeah they are also not huge.
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Ah, size... a bobcat can be more ferocious and almost as dangerous as a leopard
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Oh yeah, I wouldn't pick a fight with them, but a Sumatran Tiger would still be more aggressive.
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Yeah, I used another HDR program. Photomatix makes too much noise.
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