View Full Version : Nikon 200-400 VR1 plus TC14-EII
flashpixx
30-10-2010, 11:11pm
Tried the 200-400 at the track for the first time today. Out of interest mounted the TC14-EII = 550mm!!. Here's a sample of the results. What do you think?
http://www.pbase.com/gordonhaywood/image/129891388/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/gordonhaywood/image/129891387/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/gordonhaywood/image/129891387/original.jpg
dmdigital
31-10-2010, 8:12am
How are you holding/mounting the camera lens combo - monopod, tripod or other?
arthurking83
31-10-2010, 11:26am
Hi Gordon.
I reckon they probably needed about -0.3 to -0.7 exposure compensation(relative to the exposures you got), but #1 looks to be very sharp at least. :th3:
Images #2 and #3 are the same image posted twice. Were you trying to post three individual images here?
going by #1, I reckon you got a brilliant combo there.
It is a great lens and in that bright light the TC works well. 1 is a good sharp shot, a little tighter on the right I feel would suit better, and a bit of -ve exp comp as already mentioned.
flashpixx
31-10-2010, 4:06pm
How are you holding/mounting the camera lens combo - monopod, tripod or other?
monopod for these
flashpixx
31-10-2010, 4:08pm
Hi Gordon.
I reckon they probably needed about -0.3 to -0.7 exposure compensation(relative to the exposures you got), but #1 looks to be very sharp at least. :th3:
Images #2 and #3 are the same image posted twice. Were you trying to post three individual images here?
going by #1, I reckon you got a brilliant combo there.
Thanks, yes agree with the -ve comp. I am pp on a laptop, I think I need to go back to the desktop or attach a decent monitor. Two of the same is an error, can't edit the post tho :(
flashpixx
31-10-2010, 4:11pm
It is a great lens and in that bright light the TC works well. 1 is a good sharp shot, a little tighter on the right I feel would suit better, and a bit of -ve exp comp as already mentioned.
thanks Wayne. It is a cracker without the TC; here's one...
http://www.pbase.com/gordonhaywood/image/129891380/original.jpg
arthurking83
31-10-2010, 7:02pm
.... Two of the same is an error, can't edit the post tho :(
if you post another reply with the link to the other image you wanted displayed, a moderator, can edit the post for 'ya :th3:
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