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Tywais
Star Member Posted 2012-01-17 18:39:10
This photo is not impressive in itself, however it was a frame capture of an HD video I made with my Panasonic GH2 testing my zoom lens. Link to the video I posted in the Best Of Thailand forum is below.
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bootly66
Member Posted 2012-02-01 06:07:02
Any one know any good areas around nontaburi or pathumtani??
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Greenside
Can't Remembermember Posted 2012-02-09 17:03:51  I saw this Green Bee Eater a couple of weeks ago in our garden. Very pretty and brave enough to sit within range while I went to fetch the camera. #29
Tywais
Star Member Posted 2012-02-09 17:14:49
Very nice photo. The DOF (bokeh) is remarkable. I was curious as to the specifics for getting that closeup of a shot.
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Greenside
Can't Remembermember Posted 2012-02-09 17:37:23
What it doesn't mention is the x1.4 extender. It was a 70-200mm f/2.8L lens with IS and although the bird was obligingly close to our
Edited by Greenside, 2012-02-09 17:46:39. #31
angiud
Platinum Member Posted 2012-02-09 19:13:14
Nice Bee-eater.
I got this Sunbird with my 150 mm macro lens a few days back, a bit cropped ;-)  Olive-backed Sunbird #32
bootly66
Member Posted 2012-02-09 20:51:41
I saw this Green Bee Eater a couple of weeks ago in our garden. Very pretty and brave enough to sit within range while I went to fetch the camera.
I saw this Green Bee Eater a couple of weeks ago in our garden. Very pretty and brave enough to sit within range while I went to fetch the camera. #34
garyk
Senior Member Posted 2012-03-02 19:17:25
Angiud, just saw some recent butterfly pics.. Nice sets.... on flickr.
Those bee-eater shot are nice... Nice going. #35
garyk
Senior Member Posted 2012-03-02 19:22:03
Just as a side note. I was hiking today and found a tiger kill here. I asked the locals and they said it was two days old. It was a wild buffalo or something with huge horns. I speak a little thai. And asked the guy some questions. He said tiger are regular there and were after the elephant babys but could not get to them and got the buffalo. Also they showed me where bears were. I saw the marking on the trees and it was really great. A big first for me. I am heading back tomorrow to just sit and look. The locals said I needed to build a stand in the trees there to photo them? Hummmmm interesting.
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bprinceuk
Senior Member Posted 2012-03-12 20:05:02
 Anyone know the name fo this one? #37
MRToMRT
Senior Member Posted 2012-03-15 12:35:32
Just as a side note. I was hiking today and found a tiger kill here. I asked the locals and they said it was two days old. It was a wild buffalo or something with huge horns. I speak a little thai. And asked the guy some questions. He said tiger are regular there and were after the elephant babys but could not get to them and got the buffalo. Also they showed me where bears were. I saw the marking on the trees and it was really great. A big first for me. I am heading back tomorrow to just sit and look. The locals said I needed to build a stand in the trees there to photo them? Hummmmm interesting. Cool - Fingers crossed for you! |
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