Gunter Haibach
About the Image(s)
this is from my 2018 archives. Shot at 1/3200, f9, ISO1250.
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7 comments posted
Larry Treadwell
(Groups 36 & 67)
(Groups 36 & 67)
It is a pleasure to see an image taken by someone who knows exactly how to capture an image such as this.
When I first opened the image is was impressive but when I looked at the technical data it revealed your skill set. Have the fast shutter to keep it sharp and the mid range aperture to guarantee DOF was the right thing to do. Allowing the high ISO to guarantee the other settings made this work. Well done.
I would like to know the lens used, just our of idle curiosity.   Posted: 08/05/2020 15:15:51
When I first opened the image is was impressive but when I looked at the technical data it revealed your skill set. Have the fast shutter to keep it sharp and the mid range aperture to guarantee DOF was the right thing to do. Allowing the high ISO to guarantee the other settings made this work. Well done.
I would like to know the lens used, just our of idle curiosity.   Posted: 08/05/2020 15:15:51
Perfectly captured BIF images are very difficult to achieve. It's a one time deal as those who pursue nature photography experience. I really appreciate the excellence of this image. Congratulations to the owl as well :-)   Posted: 08/08/2020 13:42:41
Peter Cheung
Great capture. The owl is very sharp and details. I would like to know what camera and lens you used. Beautiful image!   Posted: 08/18/2020 00:15:17
Gunter Haibach
(Groups 18 & 29 & 34)
(Groups 18 & 29 & 34)
Glad you liked the picture - Used my Olympus E-M1 camera, with the Olympus MZuiko 40-150mm 2.8Pro lens.   Posted: 08/21/2020 12:51:20
Good to see such a flight shot made from a good angle. Sharp and close to the viewer.   Posted: 08/20/2020 10:24:31
Howard Frank
Great action shot, caught at exactly the right time. Nice and sharp with great background. congrats.   Posted: 08/25/2020 08:43:18
Helen Sweet
This is amazing, Gunter: the position, detail, sharpness, DofF. It could be in a naturalist book. What type of owl is this? What is that in front of the forward wing?   Posted: 08/25/2020 12:27:07