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Monday, 14 April 2008
Scenes from the River side
Category: Travel 'n Living

These are pics from the river side near my house @ Eranhikkal, Kozhikode, taken on a Vishu day:

The place had a lot of birds, all the way from Kingfishers to Eagles, and was a  perfect place to test my new EF-L f/5.6 400mm lens :) Its been tough ... without a tripod, this is indeed a hard lens to use. Even at broad day light, I ended up increasing the ISO, to make sure the pics were not shaken. Whenever the birds stayed still for a longer time, I used the tripod and the timer. Any other case, the only practical choice was to bump up the ISO.

The first of the 'Thoni' (wooden boat) and fisherman pic is also with the EF-L 400mm (@ Av mode f/9, tripod mounted), but the second one is a closer shot with the EF-S 18-55mm, again @ Av mode f/9.


Posted by usandeep at 12:01 AM
Updated: Monday, 28 April 2008 10:52 AM
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Sunday, 27 April 2008 - 10:16 PM

Name: "Dhanya"
Home Page: http://itsmyownspace.blogspot.com/

WOW 400 mm without a tripod? That's quite a task..

Think some pics r not sharp enough but I know managing this itself would ve been very difficult.. kudos :)

Wednesday, 30 April 2008 - 6:29 PM

Name: "Amit"
Home Page: http://questbeyondeternity.blogspot.com

Your pics are simply amazing.... even I am interested in photography but have to wait some more time to buy a camera when I start earning ...think i can get some help regarding the type of camera to buy :)

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Amit Vijay

NITC

Wednesday, 30 April 2008 - 8:11 PM

Name: usandeep
Home Page: http://usandeep.com

Dhanya: Yup, sharpness has taken a big beating without a tripod. Handheld is possible only in broad day light, with atleast 1/500s and sometimes I bumped up ISO to get that :)

Amit: Thnx and sure ... wud be glad to help :)

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