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Showing posts with label spotted dove. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spotted dove. Show all posts

Friday, May 17, 2013

Long Distance Digiscoping

16th May 2013



I was looking for the rare Watercock yesterday after the rain. After waited for nearly an hour without any sign or sound from the bird, I decided to test the sharpness of the Swarovski STX 95 coupled with Nikon V1 on TLS APO adapter that has a 30mm built in lens for Digiscoping.

Scanning for useful object, shimmer heat was obvious while looking through the eyepiece. Then a single Spotted Dove perched about 80 metres++ from where I was standing against lovely background.

So I set the scope and camera without cable release in Continuous Shooting mode at 30x and also at 70x. The results below:


 ISO 800, 1/640s at 30x = 2430mm ~ No sharpening applied. Raw conversion to Jpeg


 

 ISO 800, 1/250s at 70x = 5670mm ~ No sharpening applied. Raw conversion to Jpeg


It is quite impressive considering the distance and other factors. These is my favorite combo now!


Happy birding.


This post is Supported by Sandakan Foto

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

my parents' house

24th june 2008



woke up early this morning and start shooting from the 1st floor of my parent's house after sending my beloved sister and brother to the school :p


white-breasted waterhen


blue-throated bee-eater tend to spend their summer here


juvenile eurasian tree sparrow taken 2 days ago


spotted dove despite common in borneo, it is a lovely bird


digiscoped with nikon fieldscope ED82, srb-griturn Mk II adapter and fujifilm f31d

happy birding :)