Houndoc
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Trying the new lense Tamron 150-600
After spending the morning fishing at Flaming Gorge:
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Decided to take advantage of the easy to locate wildlife and spend an hour or so playing with my new Tamron 150-600.
Here are a few of the results:
These mallards where 150 yards or so out, geese a little closer:
Next some longer distance pronghorn shots. I must admit guessing distance on pronghorn is not my strength. I estimated these guys at roughly 300 yards (I tend to under estimate in general.) Pretty happy with the detail once done cropping.
For comparison, first of the uncropped is at 150mm, second 600(full zoom)
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Last two are closed shots of another 'lope.
Over all pretty happy with results since first time using the lens. All where taken free hand, standing (did a couple kneeling shots but no noticeable difference in clarity.) Still may look into a monopod for low light work.
After spending the morning fishing at Flaming Gorge:
View attachment DSC_0035.jpg
Decided to take advantage of the easy to locate wildlife and spend an hour or so playing with my new Tamron 150-600.
Here are a few of the results:
These mallards where 150 yards or so out, geese a little closer:
Next some longer distance pronghorn shots. I must admit guessing distance on pronghorn is not my strength. I estimated these guys at roughly 300 yards (I tend to under estimate in general.) Pretty happy with the detail once done cropping.
For comparison, first of the uncropped is at 150mm, second 600(full zoom)
View attachment DSC_0051.jpg
View attachment DSC_0050.jpg
Last two are closed shots of another 'lope.
Over all pretty happy with results since first time using the lens. All where taken free hand, standing (did a couple kneeling shots but no noticeable difference in clarity.) Still may look into a monopod for low light work.
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