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cool photo

playing around with ND filters, Indian River, DE

eagle was backlit with intense sunlight, waited a bit for him to take off

sort of astro.........screwing around with my new 8mm, the stars are starting to trail, thought the tree was cool at night

Hawk in the snow. X-T5 70-300.

Photo I took right before above, less cropped.

Cropped a lot, just trying to get a vulture in the same frame as the moon. Looks weird, but it was fun trying to get the shot......70-300 XT-5.

nice work!

Playing around with sims in Capture One, 70-300 @70mm f4. Fujifilm Mono.

The firmware update helped me, seems to be better. AF is not great at picking up moving birds in the sky, especially bright blue sky and a single bird, hit or miss, but otherwise OK. Low light is a different story.

X-T5 here!

practicing getting birds in flight.....cropped a lot, this vulture was pretty far away, 70-300, I think around 1/1000. not the best, thought it looked cool.

very cool stuff!

nothing special, just a day at the beach in Delaware.

From a bridge on the NCR Trail near my house. I just like that tree.

beautiful

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was able to get close with the 70-300, cool detail

sunrise......I only took this photo because of the sky, this was not edited much for color, really that red!

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trains in New Freedom, PA

Here is the photo using Capture One to merge three photos. This is a grassy marsh near Bethany Beach Delaware.

Hi, I am playing around with HDR merging, XT-5, 16-80 at 16mm. The first photo is bracketing in camera and the next photo was done merging three photos (three stops apart) using Capture One. Both were edited using Capture One. I thought the end results were both good; however, I thought the HDR merge in Capture One provided more DR, better color resolution. I thought the in-camera merge was a little flat. Agree?

thanks Jerryy!!