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Or simply a rabbit.
Hi all, These last few days I have realized just how easy I have had it with these rabbits in my yard. I'm definitely not seeing these guys very often anymore and my photographic opportunities are becoming pretty limited right now. However, I was lucky enough to spot this friendly guy. I had to bump up the ISO to 800 and then I still had to underexpose by about 1.5 stops for a decent SS. I ran it through neat image and was actually quite surprised even though there is still a noticeable loss of detail.  Canon 20D+400mm 5.6L. Exposure: 1/50th at f/5.6 ISO: 800 Exposure Mode: Manual Metering Mode: Partial Support: Ballhead in grass w/o tripod. Full Frame. I appreciate any honest critique to help improve this image photoshop wise or for next time in the field. Thanks for looking! -Mark [b]Mark Farag-Southern NJ[/b]
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by DC
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